An increasingly popular simulation scenario is a mass casualty incident (MCI). An MCI is any incident in which emergency medical services resources run the risk of being overwhelmed by the number and severity of casualties.
A meta-analysis of simulation-based nursing education research concludes that simulation-based nursing education is effective in various learning domains. Since the effect is not proportional to fidelity level, a variety of educational interventions are ...
A growing and aging world population means the demand for skilled medical personnel is higher than ever. In the United States alone there are over three million registered nurses and almost a million doctors. Every year, thousands of students embark on a new career in ...
Simulation is the perfect opportunity for occupational therapy (OT) educators to witness the culmination of their students’ knowledge of anatomy, neurology, and common practice. Consider the following among things to look for when simulating an intervention.
Longer days and warmer temperatures bring people out of their houses. Children are playing spring sports, like soccer and baseball. Adults of all ages are doing yardwork and starting workout programs to get ready for summer.
One of the ways public health is present in communities is through science festivals. Science festivals are community-wide events dedicated to celebrating the world of science and technology.
Public health addresses health outcomes of people and communities by educating on preventative health care, promoting wellness, and ensuring healthy conditions for all. According to the American Public Health Association, “Only 3 percent of our health care spending is focused on prevention and public health.” This leaves a majority of Americans unaware ...
