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simulations important modality practicing highacuity lowfrequency events implemented deliberate practice simulationbased workshop improve pediatric endoflife care skills pecs competence understand pediatric subspecialty fellows perceptions influences simulationbased workshop pecs provided bedside several months following participation pediatric subspecialty fellows recruited voluntary focus groups regular educational sessions six months following pecs workshop participation aims identify perceptions workshop participation implication clinical practice inductive qualitative content analysis focus group interview data performed adhering standards reporting qualitative research ten fellows participated one three focus groups researchers identified three major themes fellow experience burden safe practice space selfefficacy fellows described practice implications workshop participation including incorporation specific practices improved anticipatory guidance increased team leader confidence targeted deliberate simulationbased practice pecs help close gap learning practice contributing provider selfefficacy potentially improving clinical care pediatric patients families end life