Our medical simulation events are recognised by ANZCA so you gain points for Emergency Response, Knowledge and Skills and Practice Evaluation.
PSR Simulation events provide “real life” experiences in a virtual environment that mirrors your workplace.
Interact with doctors in a collegiate environment learning from shared knowledge and experiences. Be immersed in high fidelity scenarios that expand your knowledge and awareness of new and revised techniques, crisis responses and workplace management. Develop and train in lifesaving skills, drills and techniques without risk to patients.
Current research shows 12 months following a PaperScalpelRock Event: 100% of attendees report they would recommend the event 317% increase in regular use of clinical techniques taught on the day 73.6% have maintained positive changes in their work practices
Current research shows 12 months following a PaperScalpelRock Event: 100% of attendees report they would recommend the event 317% increase in regular use of clinical techniques taught on the day 73.6% have maintained positive changes in their work practices
The introduction of high fidelity simulation to the healthcare arena represents a significant shift in healthcare provider education. Our highly realistic simulations, world class environment and dedicated team ensures that the situation looks, feels and sounds real to elicit emotions and reactions to learn from.
Enriching your knowledge through experience and access to current research and best practise ideas.
Enhancing your clinical, professional and personal skillset through leading edge technology
Improving outcomes for you and your patients through expert delivered simulations.
Significant improvement in management of crisis situations. Many learning points and information which will influence and improve future practice.
The structure of the stimulations was excellent. The simulation stations that modelled some of the inter-personal conflict that can occur at the workplace were also a highlight.
Through the cases I revised the resuscitation algorithm, rare complications. I became more aware of the non-medical aspects of an energy situation and learnt skills to manage them.
Practicing, witnessing & talking about the management of crisis scenarios. Something we don't have to do in real life very often, but something we should maintain our skills in, in case a crisis event does actually occur.
Has stimulated a significant change in the approach to simulator training within the department for both trainees and consultants.
