A new simulation system at William Beaumont Army Medical Center’s Labor & Delivery Department aims to improve patient care and safety through advanced training simulations.
The state-of-the-art simulator provides WBAMC staff up to various cutting-edge training scenarios which are documented and transmitted to allow for instant feedback on the exercise, increase communication during emergencies, and improve interdisciplinary and clinical performance.
“We have been doing monthly simulation training for years. However, the (new simulation system) is a more advance simulator that will provide feedback to the team regarding their performance” said Maj. Laquincyia Key, clinical nurse specialist, Maternal-Child Health...
04.20.2018 | FORT BLISS, TX, US |
Story by Marcy Sanchez
