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Research Publications 

 

Invited Presentations

  • Kahol K, Smith M, “Watch One, Do One, Teach One Never Again”, Academic Excellence Day Arizona Medical Education Consortium, May 2nd 2007.
  • Kahol K, Smith, M. “Into the Future of Surgical training”, Grand Rounds, OBGYN Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center, Phoenix Ariz.
  • Kahol K, Smith, M. “Surgical training and Simulation”, Grand Rounds, General Surgery Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center, Phoenix Ariz.

Refereed Journals

  • Kahol K., Panchanathan S., Smith M., Human Centered Computing in Surgical Environments, International Journal on Systemics, cybernetics and Informatics, Jan 2007, Pg 9‐15. 
  • Kahol K., Leyba M., Deka M., Deka V., Mayes S., Smith M., Ferrara J., and Panchanathan S., " Effect of Fatigue on Psychomotor and Cognitive Skills," American Journal of Surgery, vol. 195(2), pp 195-204,  2008
  • Kahol K., Smith M., “Cognitive surgical simulators”, accepted for publication at Springer Journal for Biomedical Informatics.
    Czafranski C., Kahol K., Ghaemmaghami V., Ferrara J., Smith M., “Noise and Distractions: An educational perspective”, accepted for publication at American Journal of Surgery 2009.

Refereed Book Sections

  • Kahol K, French J, Panchanathan S, Smith M. Augmented Virtual Reality for Laparoscopic Surgical Tool Training.  Human-Computer Interaction. HCI Applications and Services Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 4553. Berlin: Springer, 2007. pp. 459-467.
  • Kahol K, Smith M, Mayes S, et al. The Effect of Fatigue on Cognitive and Psychomotor Skills of Surgical Residents. In Schmorrow D, ed. Foundations of Augmented Cognition, Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 4565. Berlin: Springer, 2007. pp. 304-313.

Refereed Conferences and Workshops

  • Kahol K, Smith M. Neuro-cognitively Designed Dynamic Simulations For Laparoscopic Surgical Skills.  MODSIM. Virginia Beach, 2007. pp. 34-39.
  • Briggs K, Kappenman W, Kahol K, Greenlee J, Johnson K, Smith ML, “Scientific Framework for Selecting Simulation Games for Rehabilitation and Assistance: A case study with the Wii®”, accepted for publication at Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 17 2009
  • Noe C, Chu G., Smith ML, Kahol K, “ The effect of Central venous catheter placement simulation training on patient safety”, accepted for publication at Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 17 2009
  • Kahol K, Ghaemmaghami V, Szafranski C, Frankin S, Smith ML, Ferrara J, “The effect of noise and distractions on surgeons proficiency: An educational perspective”, accepted for publication at Medicine Meets Virtual Reality 17 2009
  • K. Kahol, A. Ashby, M. Smith, MD and J. Ferrara, MD
     “Quantitative Evaluation of Retention of Surgical
    Skills Learned in Simulation” in Journal of Surgery
    Education, Nov.-Dec. 2010.
  • J.M. Hamilton, K.Kahol, M. Vankipuram, A. Ashby, D.M. Notrica and J.Ferrara, MD, “Toward Effective Pediatric Minimally Invasive
    Surgical Simulation” in Journal of Pediatric Surgery,
    January 2011.
  •  C. Cheney, K. Josey, T.  "Banner Simulation Medical Center: Using simulation to set up new nurses for success” in
    American Nurse Today, February, 2011.
  • J. Uccelli, K.Kahol, M.Smith, MD, and J. Ferrara, MD “The Validity of Take-home Surgical Simulators to Enhance Resident Technical Skill” in American Journal of Surgery, March 2011.

 Presentations, Posters

  • Smulation is Changing Teaching: Learn About the Nation’s Largest Simulation Center,” at the PeriGen Knowledge Summit 2010, Mark Smith, MD/PhD
  •  “Virtual Teams at Work” at the Arizona Healthcare Executives Meeting, May, 2010. M.Smith, MD/Ph (Banner Simulation Medical Center) and L. Lemelson, (BH Corp.)
  • Kahol K, Smith M, Tripathi P, et al. Gesture Based Hand Movement Analysis and Haptic Feedback for Surgical Training Medicine Meets Virtual Reality. Long Beach, Calif., 2006.
  • Kahol K, McDaniel T, Smith M, et al. The effect of real-time visualization of skill on surgical training.  Medicine Meets Virtual Reality. Long Beach, Calif., 2007.
  • Kahol K, Smith M, Panchanathan S. Configurable Haptic Training System for Laparoscopy (Best Poster).  Medicine Meets Virtual Reality. Long Beach. Calif., 2007.
  • Leyba M, Kahol K, Smith M, et al. The effect of fatigue on psychomotor and cognitive skills of surgical residents Annual Meeting of American College of Surgeons  2007. Selected as best resident paper award, Haemonetics Best Paper Award,  Washington DC, 2007.
  • Kahol K, Sridaran A., Smith M., Panchanathan S., Physics Based Hybrid Deformation Model for Configurable Haptic Training for Virtual Surgery at Medicine Meets Virtual Reality Conference Jan. 29th --Feb. 1st 2008. 
  • “Actively Engaging Learners through Simulation Education & Training”- 3 hour Workshop Sept. 17, 2008 Health Care Education Association Conference, Tempe Ariz.
  • Cheney C, “If I Only Knew Then What I know Now”, Laerdal Sun User Network, Keynote Speaker, Dec 1, 2010
  • Cheney C, Simulation Strategy Excellence in Hospital Clinical Education, HealthStream Summit, 2011
  • Cheney C, “One View of the State of Simulation for Healthcare Training”, Huntsville Modeling and Simulation Conference, Oct 28, 2010
  • Cheney C, “A High Stakes Investment in Improving Outcomes Through Learning”, Huntsville Modeling and Simulation Conference, Oct 27, 2010
  • Cheney C, “A High Stakes Investment in Improving Outcomes Through Learning”, ASU Polytechnic Campus Presentation, Jan 27, 2012
  • Cheney C, Chavez T, Huffstutler-Petty K, Josey K, Innovative RN New Hire Orientation, Using a Virtual Simulation Hospital Experience.  SSIH_ WIP Poster Presentation, Jan 2011
    Chavez T, Cheney C, “using Quality Standards in Simulation Education to Improve Safe Patient Care”, IMSH Conference, Jan 2012
  • Cheney C, Smith M, “Program Development, Assessment and Measures”, ACS AEI, March 2012
  • Cheney C, “A High Stakes Investment in Improving Outcomes Through Learning”, AZ Simulation and Modeling Consortium, Nov 15, 2011

 
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