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The future face of medical training - Ship-shape and Bristol Fashion

The City of Bristol has in the past achieved fame through Brunel, his railway and the magnificent Clifton Suspension Bridge, blue glass, sherry and Johnny Morris’ antics at Bristol Zoo. However, it is perhaps unfortunate that, in relation to medicine, media attention has focused in recent months on GMC inquiries in London rather than an innovative approach to clinical training that is taking place in Bristol itself. Simulation-based interactive learning is an exciting new development in the student and postgraduate curriculum that allows nurses and doctors to experiment and make their own mistakes in a carefully controlled but realistic environment. It has meant that crisis training and risk management can now be effectively explored and practised without compromising patient safety.