During the workshop, over 250 students from USTM took part, including staff from PIMC USTM. The session began with a speech by Padma Shri Dr. Sarbeswar Sahariah, Pro Vice Chancellor of USTM, in the presence of Dr. R.K. Dr. Vijay K Mittal, Associate Director of Medical Education, USA, gave a talk on “Simulation for Health Care Workers including AI” at a workshop organized by IQAC, USTM at the NKC Auditorium. Das, Pro Vice Chancellor USTM, and others.
After the introduction of simulation, the importance of it in the healthcare sector was discussed by Dr. Vijay K Mittal, Associate Director of Medical Education, USA. According to him, simulation is not a technology, but instead of a technique to replace or amplify real experiences.
The purpose of simulation in the healthcare sector is to improve individual and team performance through interdisciplinary team training. This can be accomplished through the use of simulation technology, which can enhance educational opportunities in medical knowledge, patient care, and other critical thinking and decision-making skills.
The workshop’s findings suggest that simulation is a valuable tool that can be used to replicate or amplify real-world experiences in a fully interactive manner. Simulation can be used to improve individual and team performance through interdisciplinary team training. For medical students, simulation makes a paradigm shift in teaching.