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SIMULATION – One step closer to Applied Physiology

CESIMUS, a pioneer in simulation-based teaching of critically ill ultrasonography. Lower right corner, CESIMUS team (order from left to right): Dr. Bianca Morosanu, Dr. Ioana Marinica, Prof. Dr. Serban I. Bubenek-Turconi, Dr. Cosmin Balan, Dr. Liana Valeanu, Dr. Cornel Robu, Dr. Mihai Stefan. Simulation continues to become more entrenched and refined in [...]

SIMULATION – One step closer to Applied Physiology2023-02-14T19:41:28+01:00

MEDUSA: Developing a neurosurgical simulator

MEDUSA (Medical EDUcation in Surgical Aneurysm clipping) is a research project with the participation of 13 Upper Austrian institutions and companies. This project is supported by the strategic economic and research programme “Innovatives OÖ 2020” of the province of Upper Austria Medical simulation in the last years has become very broad, bringing tools [...]

MEDUSA: Developing a neurosurgical simulator2023-02-07T11:51:19+01:00

Erasmus+ Capacity Building in the field of Vocational Education and Training

The EACEA is implementing Capacity building in the field of Vocational Education and Training (CB VET), an action of the Erasmus + Programme. The Erasmus+ Programme Guide, containing all relevant information, is available in all official EU languages here. This action supports international cooperation projects based on multilateral partnerships between organisations active in [...]

Erasmus+ Capacity Building in the field of Vocational Education and Training2023-02-03T10:04:52+01:00

Innovative Health Initiative: the topics of the next calls are out

Digital technologies in mental health care, advanced therapies for rare diseases, and improving hospital care are among the topics pencilled in for IHI’s next calls for proposals. The Innovative Health Initiative (IHI) has published the preliminary topics for the next calls, in order to allow those interested in participating to prepare in advance [...]

Innovative Health Initiative: the topics of the next calls are out2023-01-17T18:05:25+01:00

The SAFETY project at SESAM Lisbon 2023

We are proud to announce that the abstract entitled "Optimal Team Composition in Medical Emergencies" written by Professor Camilla Normand (University of Stavanger) with the support of the SAFETY project team has been accepted for a short presentation at the 28th annual meeting of Society for Simulation in Europe! The Society for Simulation [...]

The SAFETY project at SESAM Lisbon 20232023-01-19T16:57:32+01:00

The future of Healthcare Leaders and the need for Medical Leadership Training

“Nothing in a doctor’s medical education qualifies him to be a leader“, but in fact, that’s what is expected in a medical team. Leadership does have a positive impact on effective teamwork and good patient care. (Kiesewetter et al., 2013). Our healthcare industries are complex and fast-paced high-risk organisations. Technological advancements continue to [...]

The future of Healthcare Leaders and the need for Medical Leadership Training2023-01-16T17:27:20+01:00

Communication training at HelseCampus Stavanger

Paramedical students in their third year of study and nurses from the municipal health service participated in a joint training day simulating four clinical cases. The central learning objective was communication between several agencies in the emergency chain. What is important to report when contacting 113? How do paramedics and nurses communicate together [...]

Communication training at HelseCampus Stavanger2023-01-10T09:45:46+01:00

A (simulation) Christmas tale

Many, many years ago, in a small town in Lapland, a woodcutter found a small boy lost in the woods while coming back from his daily work. The woodcutter decided to bring back the small boy into his home, hoping that the boy’s parents would eventually come looking for him. Time went by [...]

A (simulation) Christmas tale2022-12-21T10:22:09+01:00

SAFETY is online on YouTube!

The SAFETY team is pleased to announce that the SAFETY YouTube channel is now online! Subscribe now to our @safetymedsim YT channel!! There we will publish our contents, introduce ourselves and connect with our stakeholders in a more engaging and interactive way, in sight of the launch of our e-learning course! Since November, [...]

SAFETY is online on YouTube!2022-12-20T17:25:59+01:00

The SAFETY project: new steps forward simulation approach for education and training in emergency

The SAFETY project, funded under the program ERASMUS+ Knowledge Alliances is intended to widen the learning process in the medical field with high fidelity guided experiences. SAFETY involves 10 partners from 7 European countries (Austria, Germany, Italy, Norway, Portugal, Romania,  Spain) representing both Universities and companies' environments. The project coordination is on behalf [...]

The SAFETY project: new steps forward simulation approach for education and training in emergency2022-11-28T17:38:09+01:00
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