Simulation and patient safety: the benefits to your organisation.

Vawser, Tess

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Title:	Simulation and patient safety: the benefits to your organisation.
Epworth Authors:	Vawser, Tess
Other Authors:	The Department of Health and Human Services (Vic) Beer, Janet Beardmore, Denielle Cameron, Donna English, Leone Hartney, Nicole Marshall, Stuart McKarney, Lesley Morley, Peter Petrovich, Tanya Sale, Charlotte Solarsh, Geoff Stockton, Debbie Thomsen, Kerrie van Dijk, Julian Walker, Judi Walker, Susan Waller, Susan Williams, Brett
Keywords:	Simulation Education Patient Safety Benefits Evidence Clinical Competence Quality PROMPT – Practical Peripheral IV Project Emergency training for high-dose rate brachytherapy Virtual Dementia Experience Indigenous Cultural Safety Coaching Program Critical Bleeding/Massive Transfusion Simulation
Issue Date:	Mar-2015
Abstract:	The benefits of simulation are obvious to those who deliver and participate in simulation experiences, but because the cost to provide quality simulation is often much more than providing traditional teaching methods, the value it provides to an organisation may not be immediately appreciated by executive teams. The Department believes the evidence that links simulation to patient outcomes can help to demonstrate that value. This Resource has been created as a toolkit to support you to communicate the benefits of simulation to anyone interested in accessing or understanding simulation, and to help demonstrate the value it brings to your organisation. This value extends well beyond just being an education tool.
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/11434/179
Type:	Conference Paper or Poster
Affiliated Organisations:	Albury Wodonga Health Alzheimer’s Australia Austin Health
Appears in Collections:	Clinical Education & Simulation

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