These skills units on Procedural Skills and Simulation Scenarios are relevant to any health or social care practitioner involved in the care of patients with COVID-19 across social, primary and secondary care settings.
We have identified relevant procedural skills required for the assessment, diagnosis and management of a patient with suspected COVID-19 in the community, primary or secondary care settings
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Upskilling practitioners and return to practice staff in healthcare pandemics can be supported in their induction by use of simulation. Simulation can be used to develop both your confidence and competence in technical skills such as venepuncture and IV cannulation and non-technical skills such as teamworking and leadership.
Developing a shared mental model of the learning outcomes will help you to have a common understanding of when it is most effective and efficient to utilise simulation in preparing the workforce.
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