One educator at Syracuse University is propelling real-world learning with clinical simulations to teach undergraduates how to navigate tense, awkward, unfamiliar or ethically fraught conversations in ...

Alarms sound and stress builds as a patient admitted for chest pain goes into cardiac arrest. The nurse calls the code, begins chest compressions and quickly explains what should happen next. Students ...

The division of Clinical and Simulation-based Learning facilitates student development using a combination of in-situ and simulation-based learning (SBL) opportunities. Experiential learning ...

Imagine you’re a critical care nurse transporting a patient with a subarachnoid hemorrhage (bleeding in the brain) from a non-stroke community hospital to an acute care stroke center. Your patient’s ...

Widespread plans among programs to increase use of simulation suggest that faculty find it beneficial. SAN FRANCISCO — Clinical simulation is widely used to teach and assess clinical skills in ...

View 360-degree panoramic images of some of our clinical learning spaces by selecting one of the spaces located on the map below. The Connell School moved into our new home in 2015. Maloney Hall, our ...

Now more than ever, it is essential that post-secondary nursing programs train students to deal with real-world scenarios. The sudden onset of COVID-19 has further highlighted the critical role nurses ...

Virtual reality is redefining what is possible in the healthcare industry. Patients are already benefiting from advanced and more precise surgeries, simulations for mental illness treatments and many ...

Medical and healthcare simulation is the imitation or practice of clinical situations in an artificially created environment. Students who enroll in the unique, two-year, part-time Master of Science ...