High-Tech, High-Trust: Building Safer Healthcare Outcomes Through Simulation
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High-Tech, High-Trust: Building Safer Healthcare Outcomes Through Simulation
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In this episode of Advancing Healthcare Through Simulation, Stacie Wood and Alex Martins of Elevate Healthcare share how cutting-edge simulation tools, smart curriculum design, and interdisciplinary collaboration are transforming clinical training across Canada.
We explore:
- The biggest trends in simulation-based education, including AI, remote learning, and cloud-based tools
- How simulation is evolving to support real-world readiness, workforce retention, and patient safety
- The importance of realism, accessibility, and psychological safety in simulation design
- How to match simulation modalities with educational goals—because high tech isn’t always the best tech
- Best practices for debriefing, emotional safety, and building trust in high-stakes training
- The role of simulation in addressing the “know-do” gap in clinical learning
- What to expect from the Advancing Healthcare Through Simulation Provincial Summit on May 7
Learn more at “Advancing Healthcare through Simulation: A Provincial Summit” hosted by CAMS at NAIT on May 7
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This series was produced by Road 55 in Edmonton, Alberta – Learn more at: road55.ca
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