Incorporating simulation-based training into the healthcare curriculum and skill maintenance programs can help address knowledge and experience gaps, ultimately improving pediatric trauma care.
The Advanced ZACK™ skills trainer can help students gain hands-on training and clinical experiences that help improve men’s healthcare outcomes.
Simulation can be a useful learning modality to train and enhance EMS providers’ skillsets in neonatal resuscitation
Simulation-based training can help clinicians who do not normally work with ventilators become familiar with the machines.
Simulation-based training can be used to help healthcare providers and staff practice and hone good hand hygiene habits and improve patient safety.
Healthcare has become an increasingly device-heavy discipline, so to avoid errors, simulation-based learning should incorporate the use of real equipment.
Simulation-based training can help clinicians improve the haptic skills required to diagnose breast cancer accurately.
Debriefing following a simulated scenario is a good way to engage the learner’s critical thinking skills and thereby enhancing their clinical knowledge.
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