Learn how to successfully integrate simulation training into your Career and Technical Education program for Health Sciences

The relationship between a patient and healthcare provider can determine whether the patient will have a positive experience, the decisions he or she will make, and the overall treatment outcomes. Medical simulation can be used to train healthcare providers in the appropriate interpersonal and communication skills to shape a positive patient relationship.

Are your students culturally aware? If you are creating a simulation scenario with a racial or ethnic minority patient, here are some frequently overlooked statistics you can share with your learners beforehand.

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

In this article, we share five of the most important questions to ask when debriefing in nursing education. Using these questions as a guide for your organization, you can ensure that your learners are reaping the full benefit of simulation training.

Sepsis, the body's extreme and life-threatening response to an infection, can lead to septic shock, multiple organ failure, and death if not recognized early and managed promptly.

Achieving student engagement is a fundamental challenge in any form of education, especially when the student is a beginner or is someone refreshing their skills. If you are an instructor in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), you've likely struggled to keep people engaged - especially when teaching laypeople.

When disasters occur, healthcare providers play a critical role as part of the response team. Although hospitals have general emergency management plans in place, experts say the majority of facilities are not prepared for large-scale catastrophes.