Shen Milsom & Wilke LLC Blog Hands on Learning: A thing of the past

Making mistakes can be a valuable part of the learning process. While hands-on learning with real patients shouldn't be completely replaced, simulation training helps promote patient safety, expands upon critical decision making and thinking skills, and helps promote teamwork among students, teachers and healthcare professionals. As healthcare teaching institutions look to find new ways to teach students safe and efficient ways treat patients, simulation techniques can provide improved patient care and safety without putting the patient at risk.