“A debriefer must be neutral” and other debriefing myths: a systemic inquiry-based qualitative study of taken-for-granted beliefs about clinical post-event debriefing

Overview of attention for article published in Advances in Simulation, March 2021

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RT @scruff888: What can you debrief? Start with the mundane and work up to critical events. @LizCrowe2 @ANZCA #NTACE23 https://t.co/iHjJvLe…

RT @scruff888: What can you debrief? Start with the mundane and work up to critical events. @LizCrowe2 @ANZCA #NTACE23 https://t.co/iHjJvLe…

RT @scruff888: What can you debrief? Start with the mundane and work up to critical events. @LizCrowe2 @ANZCA #NTACE23 https://t.co/iHjJvLe…

RT @scruff888: What can you debrief? Start with the mundane and work up to critical events. @LizCrowe2 @ANZCA #NTACE23 https://t.co/iHjJvLe…

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