Mission & PurposeMissionThe mission of HealthPartners Clinical Simulation is to improve health and patient safety through simulation-based programs designed to maximize the abilities of individuals, teams and systems.
We partner with healthcare leaders and systems to implement and expand innovative simulation-based education and assessment programs for healthcare professionals and students. We contribute to the body of simulation knowledge through scholarly activities. PurposeHealthPartners Clinical Simulation is a department within the Institute for Education and Research that partners with healthcare professionals, educators, and administrators. The Clinical Simulation department utilizes simulation to help healthcare professionals and students provide the highest quality and safest delivery of patient care, and to improve the processes and systems of patient care to the greatest extent possible.
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Foster a safe learning environment, where healthcare professionals and students receive constructive, non-judgmental feedback.
Improve individual and team performance in a simulated environment that provides healthcare professionals and students the chance to synthesize and apply their clinical and teamwork knowledge and skills in a real time setting where patient care is not at risk.
Improve systems performance by partnering with departments, disciplines, and health systems to develop effective and innovative clinical simulation-based education and assessment tools, FMEA (Failure Modes and Effects Analysis) simulation scenarios, and to test new, novel processes and practices before implementing them in actual patient care settings.
Develop and implement assessment processes to establish competence.
Serve as an organizational and regional resource for simulation methodology.
Provide leadership for simulation-based activities.
Expand the field of simulation through research and other scholarly activities.
Improve individual and team performance in a simulated environment that provides healthcare professionals and students the chance to synthesize and apply their clinical and teamwork knowledge and skills in a real time setting where patient care is not at risk.
Improve systems performance by partnering with departments, disciplines, and health systems to develop effective and innovative clinical simulation-based education and assessment tools, FMEA (Failure Modes and Effects Analysis) simulation scenarios, and to test new, novel processes and practices before implementing them in actual patient care settings.
Develop and implement assessment processes to establish competence.
Serve as an organizational and regional resource for simulation methodology.
Provide leadership for simulation-based activities.
Expand the field of simulation through research and other scholarly activities.
Vision:To be an essential partner and leader in simulation-based education and research.
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