Simulation-based military training is gaining popularity amongst defence organisations as it offers the dual benefit of boosting operational effectiveness while reducing costs. Militaries around the ...

The construction industry in the United States faces some complex challenges in the future. Over 40% of the current workforce will retire within the next 10 years, and in 2024 alone, the construction ...

A growing understanding of the value of simulation-based training together with new legislative initiatives and education standards is helping the maritime industry to improve the safety and ...

Telehealth has cemented itself as a vital tool in the effort to expand healthcare access and improve care outcomes. To keep up with the rise in adoption and use, healthcare organizations need trained ...

Dr. Robert Keegan monitors veterinary students as they work through a scenario in the WSU College of Veterinary Medicine’s Simulation-Based Education Program. By Hailey Rupp and Cindy Hollenbeck, WSU ...

Human error is an inevitable event in the practice of any trade, including healthcare and medicine. The errors made in medicine can have many negative effects for ...

To give teachers more confidence and preparation for classroom responsibilities, some schools and districts are employing new simulation-based training tools in their professional development.

The single-award Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract carries a five-year ordering period and a maximum potential value of $14 million and represents an important opportunity for ...

In Niamey, Niger, WHO with partner support has helped set up an emergency obstetric and neonatal care training room, using simulation tools to strengthen hands-on learning and improve clinical ...

One area where the mobile unit, a Ford F-350 with a truck bed topper, could help meet a critical need is by bringing simulation training to rural community physicians hoping to acquire advanced skills ...