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Medical schools and hospitals have long valued simulation in healthcare as an instructional tool because it allows learners to practice various clinical skills, procedures, and competencies under controlled consequence-free conditions before they implement these practices in real-life scenarios. As technology ...

Eisenhower Health recently celebrated the opening of its John Stauffer Center for Innovation and Learning, which features an advanced simulation lab supported by Education Management Solutions’ industry leading simulation and healthcare training solutions. Dr. Solomon Sebt, medical director of the ...

We were thrilled to have everyone in our IMSH 2023 booth to share our Intelligent Immersive Learning™ Experience! This year’s conference was intense! Here’s a quick recap of some key highlights. EMS Debuts the Simulation Neurocenter™ – Data Driven Experiential ...

Originally Posted On: HealthySimulation.com Education Management Solutions’ (EMS) new CEO Matt Merino is a force to be reckoned with. As a former Team Leader and member of the U.S. Army Special Operations Community, Matt is highly accustomed to high-stakes military simulation training. ...

EMS is always focused on pushing the boundaries of healthcare education. Effective April 5, 2022, EMS will step forward with new leadership, advancing the next generation of technology innovation. Collegis and Education Management Solutions (EMS) are pleased to welcome Matt ...

The quality and consistency of evaluators has an important role in simulation-based training. Although there are many ways to evaluate your evaluators, two of the most effective methods are through inter-rater reliability and SP Performance Assessments. Want to learn more? Click ...

San Joaquin General Hospital recently selected the NEJM Healer virtual solution to assist in teaching clinical reasoning skills.

Discover details on the current state of the science of the observer role and how faculty in health care education can continue to incorporate best practices for the observer role when we return to in-person simulation.

The University of Béjaïa, a public, multidisciplinary organization based in Béjaïa, Algeria which serves nearly 50,000 learners annually, recently selected EMS’ SIMULATIONiQ™ One Room and SIMULATIONiQ™ Mobile solutions to support their simulation-based training program. Going forward, university faculty will be ...

The College of Southern Maryland recently selected EMS’ SIMULATIONiQ™ Enterprise and SIMULATIONiQ™ Portable to enhance their existing simulation-based training program. Faculty and staff users will leverage these powerful, scalable, and easy-to-use solutions to streamline a variety of essential tasks in ...