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"The VHA-wide use of clinical simulation will be one of the most important and significant advancements VHA has seen in education and training in years. The opportunities for rapidly improving clinical proficiencies and performance are enormous. The direct benefits to the quality and safety of health care provided to Veterans will be real and sustained." Robert A. Petzel, Under Secretary for Health, Veterans Health Administration, May 2010.
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Robinson Named SimLEARN National Program Manager
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The Simulation Learning, Education and Research Network (SimLEARN) is the VHA's program for simulation in healthcare training. Serving the largest integrated health care system in the world, VHA's SimLEARN provides an ever-growing body of curricula and best practices that improve healthcare for our nation's Veterans. The use of innovative technologies in a safe learning environment enhances diagnostic, procedural and communication skills to support quality care and the best possible outcomes.
BOISE, ID -With tight budgets in mind, the Boise VA Medical Center (BVAMC) was looking for a way to enhance in-situ simulation. The mannequin used during mock codes in the hospital units included a wireless transmitter for voice, but it lacked an acceptable way to hear or see what was happening in the room without physically being at the bedside.
ORLANDO, FL - Harry Robinson joined the VHA SimLEARN program as National Program Manager Feb. 13. He succeeds Dr. Paula Molloy, who served in that position since May 2010.