Every second counts in a cardiac emergency—which is why practice and preparation matter. HeartCode® Complete helps providers and staff build life-saving confidence through repeated, hands-on practice.
While OB residents at UAB Medicine are no strangers to busy shifts and complex cases, UAB Clinical Simulation’s OB Resident Sim offers a different kind of challenge.
Communication plays a powerful role in shaping the patient experience—and this month’s featured module helps you sharpen that skill from multiple perspectives.
In collaboration with UAB Clinical Simulation, the UAB Medical Division Orientation Committee developed an immersive Medical Nursing Orientation simulation to acclimate new nursing staff to UAB Medicine.
The week might be over, but the simulation is just beginning. Friday Night at the ER, a tabletop simulation experience from Breakthrough Learning, challenges learners with managing a hospital during a simulated 24-hour period. The experience is made available to health-care teams through UAB Clinical Simulation, one of which is Read more…
Systems simulation at UAB Medicine is a highly specialized area of simulation in which the focus of work is targeted toward spatial simulations, process simulations and systems testing.
At UAB Clinical Simulation, we specialize in creating engaging, data-driven and effective interactive simulations tailored to health-care training needs. The iSim team works with technology driven platforms, like AR, VR and cloud-based, to deliver user-friendly and impactful learning experiences.
As a new member of Alabama Rural Health Collaborative, Clay County Hospital welcomed the UAB Mobile Simulation team this winter to introduce how simulation can enhance clinical training, patient safety and provider confidence in rural health-care settings.
The UAB Mobile Simulation Team, in collaboration with UAB St. Vincent’s St. Clair Hospital, hosted a pediatric airway emergency simulation to prepare providers for high-risk respiratory scenarios.
The UAB Mobile Simulation Team, in collaboration with Russell Medical Center in Alexander City, conducted a specialized PICC line insertion simulation training.