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Joanne Barrott¹, Angela Hope

¹Faculty of Health & Social Services, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK. J.Barrott@leedsmet.ac.uk

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|August 16, 2011

Summary

A regional equipment library was developed to provide clinical skills training equipment in Yorkshire and Humber, addressing funding cuts. This initiative ensures access to essential training resources for healthcare professionals.

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Area of Science:

Healthcare Education
Medical Simulation
Regional Resource Management

Background:

Reduced funding for clinical skills equipment impacted training in the Yorkshire and Humber region.
Limited access to specialized equipment hindered effective clinical skills and simulation training.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a sustainable regional equipment library for clinical skills and simulation training.
To address equipment accessibility challenges caused by funding reductions.

Main Methods:

Consultation with stakeholders to identify concerns regarding equipment cost, repair, and maintenance.
Conducted a SWOT analysis to address identified challenges.
Developed a database for tracking equipment usage and auditing the service.

Main Results:

Initial concerns regarding equipment costs, repair, and maintenance were identified.
A framework for managing a regional equipment library was established.
Processes for database development, usage tracking, and service auditing were created.

Conclusions:

A regional equipment library can effectively mitigate funding shortfalls for clinical skills training.
Addressing logistical and financial concerns is crucial for the successful implementation of shared equipment resources.
The developed model provides a scalable solution for enhancing simulation training accessibility.