Ensuring the readiness of polyclinic staff to provide emergency medical care in life-threatening conditions through the introduction of simulation training
https://doi.org/10.46594/2687-0037_2026_3_2236
Abstract
he work of outpatient clinics in the public health system is mainly associated with the provision of routine medical care. Doctors and nurses do not have a dominant interest in providing emergency medical care, understanding the algorithm of actions, and teamwork skills, which is due to the rarity of the development and course of life-threatening pathology within the walls of a polyclinic in comparison, for example, with the intensive care unit or the ambulance team.
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А. Yu. LavlinskiyI. A. Lovchikova
ФГОУ ВО ВГМУ им. Н.Н. Бурденко МЗ РФ, БУЗ ВО ВССМП
D. E. Boev
A. V. Podoprigora
V. S. Samoilov
М. N. Zlykh
М. A. Yakovlev
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Lavlinskiy А.Yu., Lovchikova I.A., Boev D.E., Podoprigora A.V., Samoilov V.S., Zlykh М.N., Yakovlev М.A. Ensuring the readiness of polyclinic staff to provide emergency medical care in life-threatening conditions through the introduction of simulation training. Virtual Technologies in Medicine. 2026;(3):165-166. https://doi.org/10.46594/2687-0037_2026_3_2236
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