Healthcare simulation centers are constantly being unveiled and upgraded across the United States and globally. As technology progresses, these clinical spaces are able to help transform how medical education and training are completed and have become integral to learners’ medical education within such clinical education buildings, medical centers, or training facilities devoted to healthcare simulation. [...]
Resuscitation training is an integral component of medical education and is especially crucial as resuscitation survival rates have not improved over the last decade. To change this and work toward greater success across resuscitation care, healthcare staff must learn to work as a team, using a rapid and well-coordinated response. This is why, in partnership [...]
In general, the practice of simulation is primarily a mimicry of real life. This is especially true in healthcare simulation, where almost every medical simulation activity is created based on a real event. Whether the clinical simulation involves running a mock code in the emergency room or administering a medication to elicit a reaction for [...]
Healthcare simulation podcasts are a useful resource across healthcare simulation and benefit the clinical simulation community in a number of ways. One way is by sharing the knowledge and expertise of simulationists across the world. In this article, Michelle Castleberry, the co-founder of PCS, and presently responsible for all PCS Content and facilitates the Clinical [...]
HBO’s new docu-comedy “Rehearsal” is the perfect summer watch for the global healthcare simulation community – flawlessly intertwining multiple captured realities into a seamless experience for us, the audience. HealthySimulation.com Founder/CEO Lance Baily, who earned his bachelor’s degree at UCSC in documentary film production, shared that “the editing in ‘Rehearsal’ weaves alternating timelines together so [...]
Of the many lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, one that was clear remains that healthcare simulation can be used to help medical professionals train for these types of large-impact infectious diseases. From simulating how such a disease could spread from location to location to training healthcare staff on how to respond to infected patients, [...]
