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Müller MP et al. – High fidelity patient simulation produces significant stress. After a 1–day simulator training, stress response measured by salivary alpha–amylase was reduced. Clinical performance and non–technical skills improved after 1 day of simulator training. Neither stress nor performance differed between the groups.

   

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