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Controlo Theory & Cybernetics","Computer Science Cybernetics","Computer Science Software Graphycs Programming
Computer-based virtual reality technology has evolved to the point at
which medical simulation can be incorporated into medical education an
d into the eventual objective evaluation of surgical competence, Fligh
t simulation provides a model for examining the role of computer-based
simulation in medical training and certification. The plan by which m
edical simulators are being designed and validated for surgical traini
ng is presented, as is a description of the current slate oi medical s
imulation and the limitations of the technology. A realistic argument
for adoption is suggested that takes into account lower price constrai
nts, technological limitations, and professional barriers to the imple
mentation of simulator-based training and accreditation.