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Simulation-Based Training in Intraosseous Access: Improving Procedural Skills in Pediatric Residents.
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Abstract
Intraosseous (IO) access is vital for pediatric resuscitation when intravenous access is challenging. This study aimed at developing and evaluating a simulation-based procedural training curriculum for pediatric residents to improve IO access knowledge and skills. Residents across different training years participated in an online didactic module coupled with a hands-on simulation session practicing the use of IO drills. Skills and knowledge were assessed at baseline and post-intervention at an average of 4.8 months. Of the 68 participants, 72% completed both assessments, and results showed a significant improvement in skills (median score increased from 0 to 5,
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