Transforming Patient Care Through Simulation
Since 1997, the Center for Patient Simulation at University of Utah Health has been revolutionizing medical education. Housed under the Department of Anesthesiology, our state-of-the-art facility features highly realistic adult and pediatric human simulators, providing healthcare providers an unparalleled immersive learning experience.
In this controlled setting, healthcare professionals sharpen their skills by tackling real-world patient care challenges. Our advanced digital video recording capabilities allow for thorough reviews, competency assessments, and constructive critiques of both individual and group performances.
Established in 1997, the Center for Patient Simulation at the University of Utah has been revolutionizing medical education through hands-on learning.
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Our simulation center is a hub for groundbreaking scientific research. With support from prestigious organizations like the NIH, NASA, the US Army, the Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation, and the Department of Anesthesiology, we are at the forefront of advancing medical science.
Mission, Vision, & Values
At the Center for Patient Simulation, we are driven by our commitment to improving healthcare outcomes through innovative simulation-based education. Our mission, vision, and values reflect our dedication to fostering excellence, collaboration, and compassion in everything we do.
Our Mission
To enhance patient safety and quality of care through simulation-based training, research, and medical device innovation.
Our Vision
To be recognized as a global leader in simulation-based healthcare education and a catalyst for innovation in patient care technology.
Our Values
Excellence
We are committed to the highest standards of simulation-based training and research.
Collaboration
We foster partnerships within the University of Utah, the healthcare community, and industry to improve healthcare outcomes.
Innovation
We continuously explore new methodologies and technologies in simulation to enhance learning and improve patient safety.
Compassion
We recognize the importance of humanism in healthcare practice and training.
