How can simulation support healthcare improvement? How can techniques designed for education and training be translated to healthcare systems and patient outcomes?

Here we discuss how translational simulation can be used to explore work environments and the people in them; how it can help us test and refine new facilitates, equipment or planned improvements. And maybe simulation can actually shape culture, and help high performing healthcare teams get better, together.

Simulation and education under the spotlight.

In this talk Vic Brazil considers how the pandemic might change the way we learn, and could reshape the connection between work and learning in emergency medicine

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How can simulation contribute to efforts to improve the quality and safety of healthcare? Jenni Burt discusses this question with one of the leaders in the healthcare simulation field, Victoria Brazil. They reflect on how simulation, originally used for medical education, contributes to healthcare improvement, and discuss practical examples, possible pitfalls, and much more.

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Translational simulation is about improving patient care. Carefully designed and delivered simulation activities can help rigorously review healthcare team and system performance, and then help design and test improvements.

In the first of its kind, a Bond University and Gold Coast Health partnership will help transform healthcare teams and systems worldwide through the provision of hyper-realistic, scenario-based training which is quite literally delivered ‘on the job’.

Writing effective healthcare simulation scenarios is challenging. Clear learning objectives, attention to detail and balancing the cognitive load on participants is required. Clinical authenticity is critical.

San Diego, January 2020