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SPs portray individuals in simulated clinical scenarios used in health care education and training.

The course provides intensive training for physicians, medical students, residents, fellows, and other health care providers.

The program supports students from diverse backgrounds as they develop into future leaders in health professional careers.

M Simulation piloted a new training on trauma-informed interviewing to help prepare sexual assault nurse examiners (SANEs) to care for patients who have experienced sexual assault or abuse.

M Simulation recently hosted 11 dental students from Heidelberg University and delivered a simulated training experience on managing medical emergencies.

Two years after COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic, the world faces growing humanitarian needs including the crisis unfolding in the Ukraine as individuals flee the country by the thousands for safety and protection.

How M Simulation Staff Serving in the National Guard Helped with the Evacuation of Americans and Afghans in Kabul.

Standardized patients (SPs) are regular people who help learners better communicate with patients.

According to the last U.S. Census, Minnesota has the largest number of refugees per capita in the country. Prioritizing refugee health is important in bridging local and global health.

In 2020 so far, M Simulation has held 22 days of interprofessional education events, reaching 434 learners from nursing, pharmacy, social work, dentistry, the Medical School, and beyond.