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COVID-19 Pandemic urges for simulation

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused an unprecedented disruption in medical education and healthcare systems in Romania and worldwide [1]. The cancellation of clerkships, which are necessary for both skill acquisition and relationship building, is a serious issue that students and medical schools must now resolve [2]. In our institution (Emergency Institute for Cardiovascular Diseases “Prof. Dr CC [...]

Did you know about our Associated Partners?

Dissemination activities are of fundamental importance for the realization of the project results. This process is fuelled by the joint efforts made by the consortium; however, an important role is played by the Associated Partners. They are strongly recommended by the European Commission (EC) to ensure the exploitation of the results and the sustainability of the project [...]

Which are the main goals of SAFETY project?

SAFETY project was kicked-off in November 2020 and is now completing the first activities related to the analysis of the needs of Higher Education Institutions and companies in the field of medical simulation. But what are the main goals of the project? The main objective of the project is to assess the gap between theoretical and practical [...]

2nd official SAFETY project virtual Meeting “Barcelona” – 5 May 2021

The 2nd official SAFETY project virtual Meeting "Barcelona" was held online! The 10 project partners from 7 European countries (Austria, Germany, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Spain and Italy) gathered to discuss the project tasks and first results that the leaders of the various WPs are carrying out. Important discussions emerged on the progress of work on the analysis [...]

Know the “WHY”

“We imagine a world in which the vast majority of people wake up every day inspired, feel safe wherever they are and end the day fulfilled by the work they do” (Simon Sinek). The more we try to understand our specific needs as human beings and not less as healthcare workers the more we will recognize that [...]

SAFETY Project inspires: a Norwegian project for student active simulation-based learning in higher education

Photo credits: Elisabeth Tønnessen Here we present a project that will substantially build on the findings of SAFETY+ and offers possibilities for future dissemination activities for SAFETY+. This is an example of a local project in Norway aiming to increase student involvement and the use of simulation-based learning for one profession. By focusing on interprofessional cooperation, performing [...]

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