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Program Details

Simulation training can be a valuable tool for training healthcare providers on key competencies and skills in a safe environment. However, implementing a simulation training program within a healthcare organization requires careful and strategic planning. This program focuses on the benefits and objectives of simulation training, important considerations for implementing a simulation program, and resources for simulation information. This program also provides an example of a sample simulation training scenario.

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