Scott Holliday

Scott Holliday's work focuses on medical education and clinical training practices, including simulation and virtual reality tools for teaching procedural skills, prevention of complications from medical procedures like central venous catheter placement, and hospital-based initiatives such as opioid stewardship and pain management. The research also touches on how training environments handle conflict and collaboration among medical trainees and staff. This work is generally aimed at improving how doctors and residents are trained and how hospitals manage patient safety and pain treatment.

Publication output has been variable but generally increasing over the last decade, with a notable rise in 2024 after a gap in 2023.

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