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Nguyen HB et al. - Medical simulation is an effective method of educating EGDT and the severe sepsis resuscitation bundle to medical students with limited experience in patient care. The results suggest that this course may be of further benefit at increasing clinical experience with this intensive protocol for the management of severe sepsis and septic shock.

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