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Human Factors in Advanced Patient Simulators - Instructor Programme The latest generation of advanced high fidelity patient simulators allow highly realistic patient simulation training for the practise of team resource management skills. Simulation in high risk complex environments is invaluable for the maintenance of proficiency and the acquisition of new skills. In the aviation environment high fidelity aircraft simulators have been in universal use for many years, and the industry has unrivalled experience in the use of simulation. The use of simulation is now rapidly increasing for healthcare professionals, particularly in anaesthesia and surgery, driven by the availability of high fidelity patient simulators which provide a highly realistic training experience. Medical simulation may be used to develop technical skills but also the value of advanced patient simulation in the training of team resource management skills is now widely recognised, allowing teams to practise relevant behaviour in a setting which poses no threat to their professional standing.		Global Air Training is working in the UK National Health Service (NHS) and other international Health Services at the forefront of Human Factors training and development projects in Health care. We have worked in collaboration with teams in the majority medical simulation facilities in the United Kingdom. The following are some examples of this work: Simulation Centre at Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham Global Air Training was selected as training provider for staff leading the developments in clinical simulation at Queens Medical Centre Nottingham and Burton-on-Trent Hospitals NHS Trust. Clinical Simulation Project..
	Human Factors in Advanced Patient Simulators - Instructor Programme Global Air Training has market leading experience working in aviation and healthcare human factors training. This expertise supports our work in preparing simulator instructors for teaching and assessing non-technical skills and to address human factors issues in the simulation environment. Global Air Training was worked in collaboration with teams in the majority medical simulation facilities in the United Kingdom. The content of the Human Factors in Advanced Patient Simulators programme includes: Instruction and Facilitation Techniques Human Factors and Human Performance Briefing & Debriefing Techniques Assessment of Non-Technical Skills Critique and Feedback