Medical educators know their students need to absorb a mountain of knowledge in order for them to become successful practitioners in the real world. Not only do learners need to acquire the requisite knowledge and skills, they also need to be able to apply what they’ve learned in practical but patient-safe ways. Medical simulation helps …
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Healthcare education is a rapidly changing environment, especially in the simulation field. Even though simulation-based learning in medical education has evolved over the years, it has firmly established itself as a critical pillar in training future practitioners and promoting better patient outcomes. From a practical standpoint this is one of the primary drivers of why …
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Modern healthcare educators depend on a variety of methodologies to train the next generation of clinical practitioners, including online, didactic, and hands-on, simulation-based training using manikins and simulated patients in medical education (also referred to as standardized patients or SPs). Simulated patients are taught to portray a patient with a particular medical condition in a …
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When healthcare education institutions quickly pivoted to online learning models during the early stages of the pandemic, they relied heavily on their existing technology infrastructure to deliver the same standard of training their students came to expect. But even with early successes resulting from a rapid shift from in-person instruction to remote learning, new challenges …
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Simulation-based medical education is considered the standard in healthcare training to improve hands-on skills and assess student performance in clinical learning environments. It provides a safe space for students to experience realistic patient care scenarios and has proven to produce improved healthcare outcomes. With the importance of simulation firmly established in modern healthcare curricula, how …
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Last week’s announcement that NEJM Group and EMS have signed a revolutionary new distributor agreement to integrate NEJM Healer into the EMS SIMULATIONiQ training platform is getting a lot of attention in the healthcare sector—and beyond! Since breaking the news last Thursday, Education Management Solutions and HealthySimulation.com garnered the top links above mainstream news outlets, …
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EMS’ new agreement with the NEJM Group is transforming clinical simulation into a mainstream healthcare industry, according to an article today in Healthy Simulation. From HealthySimulation.com “NEJM Group, a division of the Massachusetts Medical Society, the publisher of the New England Journal of Medicine, has been a leader of new medical research and review articles for over 200 years. While …
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NEJM Healer will accelerate medical students’ diagnostic reasoning EXTON, PA — NEJM Group and Education Management Solutions (EMS), a Collegis Education company, have signed an agreement to put a cutting-edge clinical diagnosis training program in front of every healthcare student in the United States. The NEJM Healer diagnostic reasoning program is built off a just-in-time …
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The recently passed American Rescue Act (ARA) includes $40 billion in funding for colleges, universities, and community colleges. Additional funding has also been carved out for the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund II (HEERF II) to the tune of $22.7 billion on top of the previous $14 billion CARES Act funding. Many institutions benefited greatly …
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The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted educational systems around the world. Many campuses have been forced to temporarily close or operate at reduced capacity, leading administrators and faculty scrambling to quickly adapt their curricula, modify existing programs, and develop new ones which achieve the same high-quality educational opportunities in virtual and hybrid environments. Here’s how DeSales …
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