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Low-fidelity simulation can provide learners with a wealth of training experience – at minimal expense. Learn three ways that you can use low-fidelity simulation training to reduce preventable harm to maternal and newborn patients.

Many organizations have begun implementing initiatives to support better patient safety. Training multidisciplinary teams through the use of simulation is proven to reduce patient risk.

This article shares how you can transfer Laerdal Global Health's and its partners experience into your training setting to improve maternal and newborn care.

In this short webinar, we: introduce SimMan® Vascular, introduce our partnership with Mentice, and discuss SimMan® Vascular's features and capabilities.

The complex health care needs of today's society require healthcare professionals to work as a collaborative team. During this on-demand webinar from September 2019, Dr. Ivette Motola will review best evidence practices for integrating simulation into your hospital training program.

In this short article, we explore how using real medical equipment in simulations can better prepare your learners to manage a ventilated patient, monitor vital signs, and perform defibrillation.

To address knowledge gaps surrounding how to operate simulators and develop and integrate simulations into the curriculum, continual competency development is critical. Implementing high-quality educational courses for faculty can also help them to better assess learner performance. This article discusses three problem areas cited by simulation educators, coordinators, and administrators.

CPR feedback has come a long way since the development of the world’s first CPR manikin. Prior to 1960, many unusual methods were used to treat victims of sudden cardiac arrest. Intuitively, people knew that there was something that could be done to revive victims – and then science proved them right. Here’s a look at the history of CPR feedback through the lens of the most recognizable and “most kissed” woman in the world – Resusci Anne.

In this article, we explore three areas that can make a positive impact on pediatric patient outcomes.