Ryan Aga, System Director of Clinical Simulation at HealthPartners, discusses how simulation can drive meaningful improvements in healthcare quality.

In this interview, Dr. Victoria Brazil shares how simulation can serve as a powerful tool for improving healthcare systems.

Explore 3 examples of how hospitals used in situ simulation to drive quality improvement in the NICU and protect the safety of their most vulnerable patients.

When applied strategically, simulation becomes a powerful tool for identifying system failures, co-designing solutions, and embedding safer, more reliable care across entire healthcare systems.

Passive approaches rarely result in meaningful change. To improve outcomes and reduce risk, healthcare organizations need methods that actively examine, test, and improve the systems. Simulation provides that method.

Translational simulation goes beyond education and skills training. Supported by growing evidence, it empowers teams to identify, test, and refine processes that lead to measurable improvements.

Translational simulation focuses on using simulation as an active tool to diagnose problems, improve systems, and design safer, more effective care.

Simulation isn't just for educating and training individuals. It can expose system flaws, test solutions, and drive real improvements for better, safer care.

In this article, we explore some of today’s top challenges in obstetrics and how simulation can help create a safer healthcare system.

Explore real-world examples of how simulation in healthcare can drive quality improvement by testing protocols, identifying safety threats, and more.