Abstract
In situ simulation (ISS) (simulation in the workplace) helps to improve participants' knowledge, behaviour and confidence by providing multidisciplinary training1 in real clinical environment. ISS also contributes towards identification of hidden errors in the system called latent errors.2 ISS has been successfully used to test run newly established healthcare facilities.3 There is …
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