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Developing a simulation safety policy for translational simulation programs in healthcare.

Victoria Brazil^1,2, Clare Scott³, Jack Matulich³

¹Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine, Bond University, Gold Coast, QLD, Australia. vbrazil@bond.edu.au.

Advances in Simulation (London, England)

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Developing a healthcare simulation safety policy (SSP) is crucial due to risks in real clinical settings. This guide details a process for creating a comprehensive SSP, offering principles for other simulation programs.

Keywords:

In situ simulation Simulation safety

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Healthcare Simulation
Patient Safety
Medical Education

Background:

Healthcare simulation, particularly 'in situ' (in real clinical environments), poses safety risks due to blurred lines between simulated and real practice.
Adverse events reported in literature and institutional experiences highlight the need for robust safety protocols.
Existing approaches to developing simulation safety policies (SSPs) are often fragmented.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the process of developing a comprehensive simulation safety policy (SSP) for translational simulation programs.
To identify and articulate guiding principles for creating effective SSPs in healthcare settings.

Main Methods:

Review of healthcare simulation literature and adverse event reports.
Analysis of personal correspondence with leaders of simulation programs.
Description of the institutional process for developing a simulation safety policy.

Main Results:

The development process for a comprehensive SSP for translational simulation programs was previously unclear.
Most institutions employ a piecemeal approach to developing SSPs.
This article outlines a structured process and key principles for SSP development.

Conclusions:

A structured approach is necessary for developing comprehensive simulation safety policies.
The outlined process and principles can guide other healthcare simulation programs in enhancing safety.
Proactive policy development is essential to mitigate risks in healthcare simulation.