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  • Healthcare simulation
  • Medical education
  • Inter-professional training

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  • Simulation-based training is common in academic medical centers but underutilized in community hospitals.
  • In-situ simulation (ISS) offers a method to transfer expertise from academic centers to community settings.
  • Addressing disparities in simulation training access is crucial for healthcare quality.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To describe the implementation of outreach in-situ simulation (ISS) programs in community hospitals.
  • To share lessons learned, barriers, and a framework for establishing similar community-based simulation initiatives.
  • To promote the expansion of ISS to underserved community healthcare settings.

Main Methods:

  • Presentation of four exemplar outreach ISS programs implemented at community sites.
  • Analysis of key lessons learned during program implementation.
  • Identification of encountered barriers and facilitators.

Main Results:

  • Outreach ISS programs successfully facilitate the sharing of best practices and up-to-date policies.
  • Community-based ISS enables system testing and provides valuable training opportunities.
  • Meaningful partnerships are essential for successful program implementation and sustainability.

Conclusions:

  • Implementing outreach ISS programs can effectively extend simulation training to community hospitals.
  • A structured framework and strategic partnerships are key to overcoming implementation barriers.
  • This approach supports the equitable distribution of advanced healthcare training and system improvement.