Ensuring Code Readiness at Summerlin Hospital Read how Summerlin Hospital in Las Vegas, NV uses high-fidelity simulation to ensure high-performance teamwork during codes.
[eBook] Using Simulation to Improve Team Performance in Your NICU A collection of practical tips and tools to help you use simulation to achieve high-reliability status with your NICU team.
[eBook] How Simulation Can Reduce Patient Risk 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.
Treating Children Like Children 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.
Emosjonell simulering I denne artikkelen vil du finne innsikt fra administrerende direktør Jens Schwindt i SIMCharacters om de essensielle elementene som kreves for å skape et ideelt læringsmiljø for helsepersonells utvikling, hvilket resulterte i deres første premature simulatorbaby, Paul.
Chronic Respiratory Disease is a global public health issue The rise in chronic respiratory diseases (CRDs) underscores the urgency for enhanced preventive measures, improved treatment protocols, and heightened public awareness to mitigate the impacts of individuals and communities.
Building Seamless Teamwork Through Simulation Learn how Westfields Hospital, through their "patient-centered" approach, build collaboration through practice and employ simulation training regularly.
5 Reasons Why You Should Consider Simulation to Mitigate Risk 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.
How to reach rural communities with obstetric simulation training 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.
Sepsis: en vanlig, men lite anerkjent tilstand Tidlig gjenkjenning og behandling er avgjørende for å redde liv.
Children Are Not Just Small Adults. Does Your Training Support This? Learn how to better prepare for pediatric emergencies.
Emergency Department Using simulation to achieve quality improvement (QI) in the Emergency Department (ED) brings everyone together to understand and solve problems under conditions that mimic real life.
Intensive Care Patient simulation for quality improvement (QI) in the intensive care unit (ICU) helps engage teams by promoting effective teamwork and problem-solving.
Obstetrics Simulation for quality improvement (QI) in Obstetrics can be one of the most direct ways to improve patient outcomes and reduce the cost of risk.
Neonatal Care Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) teams can use simulation for quality improvement (QI) to identify system gaps, improve communication, and enhance systems performance.
