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Developing shared understanding through simulation.

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In this article relevant key findings of a review of selected published work are used to provide a foundation for a new approach to developing a shared understanding of aspects of health care delivery. The new approach makes use of simulation models. It is hoped that this approach will provide support for improved decision-making and for the development of more appropriate enabling tools.

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N Hardiker, S Kay. 1999. Developing shared understanding through simulation.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10724899/

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