A four-part series on Department of Veteran Affairs Emergency Preparedness Simulation efforts through SimLEARN.
With 5G technology, VA is truly leading the way in groundbreaking health care for Veterans. Faster speeds, more network capacity.
In this four-part series on VA Emergency Preparedness Simulation efforts, you will learn about simulation and emergency preparedness at VA.
Participants at the inaugural SimDesign Collaborative Conference found out how health care simulation is helping Veterans.
In this four-part series on VA's Emergency Preparedness Simulation efforts, you'll see how simulation and emergency preparedness professionals build collective strategies that mitigate, prepare, respond, and recover from tragedies impacting Veterans and their communities.
While many health care organizations are just beginning to explore virtual reality, augmented reality, and other immersive technology (collectively known as extended reality, or XR), VA is taking the lead in using XR to change how Veterans receive and access their health care.
In this four-part series on VA Emergency Preparedness Simulation efforts, learn how simulation and emergency preparedness at VA work.
Have you ever wondered what Veterans with dementia go through? The Dementia Experience, offered at the Simulation Learning, VHA National Simulation Center, provides that exact insight to VA medical providers can learn to understand dementia patients' daily struggles.
Dr. Jessica Feinleib develops award-winning approach to teach life-saving procedures. Motivation was tragic cases resulting in loss of life.
San Antonio VA's Simulation Center prepares staff to deliver safe, effective care when need arises. Most important objective: Patient safety.
SimLEARN Program helps VA health care providers keep skills sharp and maintain readiness. More than 1000 nurses will have trained in one their programs by the end of September.
“These doctors are creating new and better ways to teach the next generation of health care providers to improve the care of patients.”
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