CURRENT ISSUES IN NAVY SURGEONS TRAINING

Tele-training: Open Issues and Current Technology

Recently, tele-training has become a hot topic of research within the computer science research community. The computer industry is also interested in tele-training solutions. Distance education is seen by the computer industry as a new growing market and recently we witnessed a proliferation of the first generation of tele-training software packages. The extend to which tele-training systems m...

Coalition Readiness Training for Navy

The pursuit of the “train as we fight, fight as we train” goal continues with the third Coalition Readiness Management System (CReaMS) training exercise conducted during the period 9 – 12 September, 2003. Known as Virtual Coalition Readiness (VCR), this exercise was based on a scenario of a coalition maritime battle group assisting a local ally to defend offshore island regions against an aggre...

Training safer orthopedic surgeons

1 department of orthopaedics, barts and the london, the royal london hospital, london; 2 MSk lab, imperial College london, Charing Cross hospital, fulham, london; 3 institute of population health, university of Manchester, Manchester; 4 postgraduate School of Surgery, london deanery, london, uK. Correspondence: [email protected] and [email protected] * These authors contributed equally. Submitte...

Resilience Training for Dutch Navy Recruits

Attrition within initial training of the Dutch Navy is high resulting in unnecessary costs and a lack of personnel to adequately fill the ranks. A resilience training was developed based on research into reasons for attrition and promising training interventions. Goal of the training was to foster coping self-efficacy and self determination to persist when confronted with the stressful conditio...

General surgeons and endoscopy training.