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Colin Mercer
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Latest papers
Achieving Reliable Mastery of Emergency Airway Management Skills Through 4-Component Instructional Design: A Mixed Methods Pilot Evaluation.
Simulation in healthcare : journal of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare · 2025
Using cognitive load theory to develop an emergency airway management curriculum: the Queen's University Mastery Airway Course (QUMAC).
CJEM · 2023
2 publications.
Achieving Reliable Mastery of Emergency Airway Management Skills Through 4-Component Instructional Design: A Mixed Methods Pilot Evaluation.
Gilic F, McGraw R, Newbigging J, Blackmore E, Stacey M, Mercer C, Neufeld T, Johannessen E, Lam W, Hall R, Braund H
Using cognitive load theory to develop an emergency airway management curriculum: the Queen's University Mastery Airway Course (QUMAC).
McGraw R, Newbigging J, Blackmore E, Stacey M, Mercer C, Lam W, Braund H, Gilic F
Frequent collaborators
- Elizabeth Blackmore and Colin Mercer: 2 shared papers
- Elizabeth Blackmore and Joseph Newbigging: 1 shared paper
- Colin Mercer and Joseph Newbigging: 1 shared paper
- Department of Emergency Medicine
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