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Reduce Maternal Mortality and Save Lives at Birth
Simulating low-frequency, high-acuity events like postpartum hemorrhage can make a major difference in mitigating risk and improving care quality. Simulation has been shown to significantly lower malpractice claim rates for OB/GYNs.1 This is largely due to simulation’s ability to strengthen teamwork during high-acuity emergencies. From low-fidelity task trainers to high-fidelity birthing simulators, simulation can provide critical opportunities for deliberate practice at all levels of learning.
Enhance Team Training and Patient Safety
An estimated 67% of communication errors involve handoffs, or the transition of care from one provider to another.2 Using simulation as part of teamwork and communication training has been shown to increase providers’ communication of crucial information during handoffs.3
In situ simulation, or simulation conducted in the actual environment, provides a risk-free opportunity to assess and improve handoff communication and teamwork in the actual work setting. Experts agree that in situ simulation is a key component of team training. From the NICU to the ICU, Laerdal has solutions to help improve quality of care for all patients.
Leverage Full-Scale Simulation Management
In a rapidly changing healthcare environment, implementing and maintaining a consistent training program is challenging, but more critical than ever for delivering the highest quality patient-centered care. Leveraging turnkey solutions to help schedule, operate and analyze simulation activities to help ensure the development of competent, confident healthcare providers.
Improve Competency-Based Training
Simulation supports an approach to building and assessing competency that allows students to "walk before they run." From fundamental skills-building with task trainers to honing complex decision-making through realistic virtual scenarios, simulation covers the full spectrum of competencies.
References
- Schaffer, A. C., Babayan, A., Einbinder, J. S., Sato, L., & Gardner, R. (2021). Association of Simulation Training With Rates of Medical Malpractice Claims Among Obstetrician–Gynecologists. Obstetrics & Gynecology, 138(2), 246–252. https://doi.org/10.1097/aog.0000000000004464
- The Joint Commission. (2024, August 22). Reducing Handoff Communication Failures and Inequities in Healthcare. Jointcommission.org; The Joint Commission. https://www.jointcommission.org/resources/news-and-multimedia/news/2024/08/reducing-handoff-communication-failures-and-inequities-in-healthcare/
- Berkenstadt, H. (2008). Improving Handoff Communications in Critical Care. CHEST Journal, 134(1), 158. https://doi.org/10.1378/chest.08-0914