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Simulation - Safe Learning for Real Practice

Simulation offers healthcare professionals a safe environment to develop skills, build confidence and enhance compassionate, person-centred care before applying learning in real world settings. Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the growing role of simulation in palliative care education. The session will showcase Milford Care Centre's simulation pilot programme and evaluation, share their vision for simulation in palliative care education and provide practical strategies for implementing high quality simulation learning experiences.

This session will be chaired by Jacqueline Reed, Head of Education, Quality & Patient Safety, Milford Care Centre and the speakers are:

* Mary Spaight, Nurse Tutor, Milford Care Centre Education Department

* Marie Wright, Chief Pharmacist, Milford Care Centre

* Melissa Browne, Simulation Lead, School of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Limerick

* Emer Hough, Improvement Facilitator, PCOCI and NOCA based in Milford Care Centre

Whether you work in nursing, medicine, allied health, or healthcare education, this webinar will provide practical insights and valuable strategies to support high-quality palliative care simulation education.

We look forward to welcoming you, to register for this event click here:

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Simulation – Safe learning for real practice. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar. Discover how simulation-based education can enhance learning, improve communication skills, build confidence, and strengthen compassionate care in palliative care settings. Designed for healthcare professionals, educators, students, and practitioners, this engaging session will explore innovative te...

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