Simulated training offered for healthcare providers
Simulation in Motion Montana (SIM-MT), St. Luke Community Healthcare and the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services (DPHHS) are teaming up to provide high-fidelity simulation training on Jan. 28 at St. Luke Hospital in Ronan.
SIM-MT’s mission is to improve team performance and patient outcomes through accessible, simulation-based education tailored to Montana’s unique needs. By delivering realistic medical scenarios using lifelike mannequins and interactive simulations, the organization helps prepare healthcare providers for high-impact, low-frequency medical events.
According to organizers, this kind of training reduces medical errors and enhances teamwork, and helps ensure that local providers are equipped to handle real-life emergencies with confidence and precision.
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