Events

From Classroom to Bedside: Simulation’s Role in Nursing’s Next Chapter

The Real Sim Center: AVI-SPL

What did you find most valuable about this webinar? “Brad was very passionate and knowledgeable about the topics he covered today. Great broad knowledge with specifics for what CHSOS professionals do. One of the best I have ever seen.” “Very knowledgeable on the variations of AV systems and I really enjoyed the different troubleshooting methods …

The Real Sim Center, High Point

Managing a simulation center that serves a single program is challenging enough. Managing one that supports eight or more disciplines – each with different curricula, scheduling needs, and assessment requirements – requires a different playbook entirely.

The Real Sim Center, Elon

What did you find most valuable about this webinar? “The inspiration to dream big and expand our program.” “I love hearing about the setup and functioning of other simulation programs. This was extremely helpful to me & my role in my simulation program.” “Their ability to document data in real time, like manikin use and …

The Real Sim Center, Pomona

Learn how empathy, innovation, and collaboration shape Western University of Health Sciences’ simulation program—from SP-led communication drills to AI-powered mannequins and interprofessional education.

Meet Evo

Clinical educators face evolving challenges—Evo was built to meet them head-on. This webinar takes you inside Evo’s cutting-edge design, enhanced realism, and seamless efficiency, showing how it’s redefining simulation-based learning.

The Real Sim Center, Las Vegas

About Touro University Nevada’s Simulation Center The Michael Tang Regional Center for Clinical Simulation spans 18,000 square feet and serves as Nevada’s premier hub for collaborative healthcare education. With full SSH Teaching/Education accreditation, the center features state-of-the-art facilities including a six-bed hospital unit, 20 standardized patient rooms, ultrasound training facilities, and advanced simulation suites—all designed …

The Real Sim Center, Tucson

This webinar offers practical insights into how ASTEC designed a flexible, future-ready facility—centered on centralized control room architecture, data-informed growth strategies, and hands-off simulation experiences that improve learner outcomes. From overcoming AV challenges to expanding community outreach, the discussion dives into the real-world decisions that shape successful sim center operations.

Stronger Training, Safer Outcomes: AWHONN 2025 Recap

The energy in Orlando was electric as more than 3,000 women’s health, obstetric, and neonatal nurses gathered for the 2025 Association of Women’s Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses (AWHONN) National Conference. The passion, collaboration, and commitment to improving maternal outcomes were palpable—and Elevate Healthcare was proud to be part of it all. Spotlight on Innovation …

INACSL Recap: Driving Better Outcomes Through Inclusive Simulation

Better healthcare outcomes start with better training—and at the 2025 International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning (INACSL), we brought solutions designed to help educators do just that. Our goal is simple: to give learners hands-on practice and tools they need to manage it all – so they’re ready to deliver safer, better care. …

Grants Workshop 101

This interactive session will explore the different parts of writing grants, focusing on how to align applications with funder guidelines and requirements. Attendees will learn about developing a strategic, data-driven approach to grant writing, including setting realistic enrollment goals and the role community partnerships to the process. In addition, the workshop will also cover essential post-award management practices and the importance of meeting under expectations to avoid potential consequences.

Webinar Highlights: Physiological Realism in Medical Simulation

In today’s medical education, having realistic simulations is essential for effective training. In a recent webinar hosted by Healthysimulation.com, Dr. Willem van Meurs discussed how accurate physiological models improve medical simulators. These models allow simulators to respond dynamically to different medical situations, making training more realistic and consistent, which is especially important in high-pressure environments. …