How Simulation is Reshaping Healthcare Education and Patient Safety
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How Simulation is Reshaping Healthcare Education and Patient Safety
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In this episode of Advancing Healthcare Through Simulation, Dr. Tim Willett, a national leader in simulation-based education, discusses the best practices shaping the future of healthcare training in Canada. As the President and CEO of Simulation Canada, Dr. Willett shares insights on how simulation improves workforce development, patient safety, and medical innovation.
We discuss:
- The current landscape of simulation-based education across Canada
- Why simulation has become essential in training and retraining healthcare professionals
- The key principles of effective simulation education
- Common challenges institutions face when implementing simulation-based training
- The role of AI, virtual reality, and extended reality in the future of healthcare simulation
- How Simulation Canada is driving best practices, training, and research in the field
- What to expect at 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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