Discover how simulation can make a real, life-saving impact on obstetric care by preparing healthcare providers to handle critical emergencies and improve maternal outcomes.

An infant's first minutes outside the womb are critical in predicting newborn outcomes...

All NRP courses follow the same standardized curriculum, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they are all equal.

A collection of practical tips and tools to help you use simulation to achieve high-reliability status with your NICU team. 

Patient simulation has been shown to make a major difference in mitigating risk and improving care quality. Download our eBook to learn how you can use simulation across every area of care in your hospital to reduce patient risk and improve the quality of care.

In an emergency, a child's condition can deteriorate quickly, parents on scene can panic, and the care team at the bedside is likely to experience degrees of stress. Because of this, there is an urgent need to improve pediatric training—to ensure that when we say “children are not just small adults” we are not missing something.

En este artículo, descubra cómo Jens Schwindt, CEO de SIMCharacters, determinó los factores clave necesarios para un entorno de capacitación óptimo que mejorara las capacidades de los profesionales de la salud, lo que finalmente condujo a la creación de su primer bebé prematuro, Paul.

Learn how Westfields Hospital, through their "patient-centered" approach, build collaboration through practice and employ simulation training regularly.

Healthcare is one of the most high-acuity, highly scrutinized industries in today’s world in terms of what is at stake. In this article, we dive into five specific ways simulation can make a difference. Each provides a reason why it is worth considering as a means of mitigating risk in your organization.

To train healthcare providers in rural community hospitals across South and Central Texas, the team at the University Hospital in San Antonio started a simulation outreach program. The Perinatal Outreach Program was developed to improve the quality and standardization of care, to practice skills in management of shoulder dystocia, PPH and pre-eclampsia, and to improve teamwork and communication.