Yoshitomo Honda
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Yoshitomo Honda is a dental researcher whose work centers on improving patient safety through accessible simulation-based training for medical emergencies in dental settings. His most-cited paper, "Simulation training for medical emergencies in the dental setting using an inexpensive software application" (2017, 21 citations), addresses a critical gap in dental education: the high cost of traditional simulators like advanced life support manikins and robot patients. Honda’s key contribution lies in developing a low-cost, software-based alternative that democratizes emergency preparedness training, making it feasible for dental schools and clinics with limited budgets. By demonstrating that effective simulation does not require expensive hardware, his research has practical implications for global dental education, particularly in resource-constrained environments. While his citation count reflects a focused but impactful niche, Honda’s work underscores a commitment to bridging technology and pedagogy to enhance clinical safety. His approach exemplifies how innovative, cost-effective solutions can transform training paradigms, ensuring that dental providers are better equipped to handle life-threatening emergencies.
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