SimLEARN's RQI training is saving lives outside of the VA as this thrilling story illustrates. SimLEARN trains those who care for Veteran.
The National SimVET Center is a common space that gathers simulationists, health care professionals and public health leaders to fulfill SimLEARN’s mission to advance Veteran health care.
VA simulation training helps prepare staff for any and all possibilities, and, as MVAHCS recently underwent a comprehensive GSW simulation training, staff were prepared.
The Showcase presented an opportunity for VISN champions and Enterprise simulation educators, specialists and experts to learn, collaborate and share effective practices across the SLICE network.
VA's SimLEARN program is testing a revolutionary new technology to advance Veteran health care capabilities: holoportation.
In 2022, VHA’s SimLEARN continuously demonstrated the necessity of health care simulation-based trainings, exercises and testing
The SimLEARN Resuscitation Education and Innovation (REdI) program hosted the first-ever VHA Resuscitation Symposium: “Be the Change.”
DEAN, through its myriad programs and initiatives, seeks to do just that through healthcare innovations that let Veterans be more independent.
Caregivers at Veterans Affairs created a first-of-its-kind monkeypox manikin to train staff on recognizing and treating the disease.
Participants at the inaugural SimDesign Collaborative Conference found out how health care simulation is helping Veterans.
The staff at the Springfield, Ohio VA Clinic were ready when the worst-case scenario happened. All thanks to a Mock Code simulation training.
On December 15, VHA Office of Healthcare Innovation and Learning (OHIL) hosted the first-ever Veteran eXpeRience.