Born in La Paz, the Argentine Ariel Baigorria Jayat has been a medical coordinator at the coronary unit of Clínica Cuyo since 2006. For two years, he has also coordinated the cardiovascular recovery unit at the same center. In addition, he is the vice president of the Cardiology Society of Mendoza and a very active member of the Argentine Federation of Cardiology (FAC), where he has developed an intense scientific activity. This year, he was assigned vice president of the scientific committee of the National Cardiology Congress of the FAC. Regarding Practicum Script, he considers the simulator to be "THE tool to reduce medical error."
See moreThe pediatrician Salvador Caballero Dimas has worked for 36 years at the Hospital Sabinas Hidalgo in Nueva León, Mexico. There, he received several awards and held several responsible positions, including those of Center Director, Head of the Department of Pediatrics, Head of the Pediatrics Unit, and Coordinator of External Appointment. Today, Dr. Caballero Dimas is 71 years old and retired, although he sees patients as a private doctor. In his opinion, "The simulator is like a synod: it gives us an opportunity to apply knowledge, stay up to date, read a lot, and feel our abilities, in addition to challenging us to know if we are doing the right thing."
See moreDr. Guillermo Maccagno is the head of the Cardiology service of the Hospital Enrique Tornú. He is 53 years old and works in the Argentine capital. He belongs to a triad of leading scientific societies in his country, including the Argentine Federation of Cardiology (FAC), Argentine Society of Cardiology (SAC), and Argentine Society of Hypertension (SAHA). In addition, he has several published works. We interview him by email and videoconference to know his impressions about Practicum Script and controlled simulation environments.
See moreWith a master's degree in social responsibility and as a doctoral researcher in sustainable development and medical units, the pediatrician José Gabriel Mendoza advocates in this video interview for "a rehumanization of the physician’s image." The formula is simple: longer intervals of time and listening and fewer numbers. With regard to Practicum Script, the newly appointed subdirector of the Instituto Materno Infantil del Estado de Mexico considers mental exercise to be the main benefit of the simulator. The Toluca resident refers to "that extra factor to address a science as complex as medicine."
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