Simulation-based learning enables learners to practice difficult or infrequently used procedures in a safe environment and can play an integral role in orienting new hires. Experts predict a significant increase in the use of simulation over the next five years and in partnership with Laerdal, we are introducing SimCenter to help you prepare for this step, providing you with tools to successfully manage your simulation programs.

SimCenter revolutionizes your ability to grow and develop your simulation-based training program. Part of the SimCenter system, SimStore is an e-commerce application offering simulation content from the industry’s leading organizations. Featuring quality educational materials for users of all levels and backgrounds, it provides educators with an easy-to-use, efficient tool for delivering simulation-based curricula. In SimStore you’ll find resources for virtually every step in the simulation experience, from full curricula and stand-alone scenarios to building blocks like trends, handlers, and multimedia. You’ll have community-rated content from the world’s experts, right at your fingertips. From searching for content through implementation, SimStore takes efficiency to new heights, allowing you to spend less time authoring or purchasing and more time improving educational outcomes.

Customer Spotlight: “SimStore offers a range of outstanding simulation scenarios that I can readily select at the click of a button. This enables me to spend more time on what is most important: teaching through the simulation rather than preparing for it. I can utilize scenarios created by industry leaders in simulation training rather than spending time creating my own scenarios. I believe SimCenter is a groundbreaking solution that will revolutionize the way simulation is performed in healthcare training.” – Beth Hallmark, Ph.D. RN, Director of Simulation, Belmont University.

Benefits:

Join the many HealthStream customers that have improved their clinical and business outcomes by incorporating simulation-based training into their curriculums. Benefits include:

• Objective, standardized training
• Ability to practice difficult or infrequently used skills in a safe environment
• Ability to train a team of colleagues from different medical disciplines
• Ability to practice both clinical and non-clinical (soft) skills
• Possible time and cost savings
• Many employees have trained on simulators in college and are requesting it

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