Simulation facilitator development workshop is a critical component in advancing healthcare education and ensuring high-quality simulation-based learning experiences. Designed for healthcare professionals, the course equips participants with the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to conduct effective and meaningful simulation sessions.

The AHA PALS is a 14-hour simulation course over 2 days

The AHA BLS is a 4.50-hour simulation for one day.

The aim of this activity is to improve patient care and development of Nurses skills. This course focus on standards of practice related to intravenous access to prevent, manage and decrease extravasation injuries in the hospitals

The course is a combination of theoretical information and the hands-on care on the central line. It will provide information on the impact CLABSI has on patients, the pathogenesis of CLABSI and strategies to prevent. Demonstrate and remonstrate the appropriate techniques for the care of central lines and preventing CLABSI

The G-Tube Workshop at Sidra Medicine was designed to improve nursing care by addressing gaps in post-operative management, complication handling, and protocol updates. It enhances patient safety and supports nurses through hands-on simulation training and standardized workflows, ensuring alignment with clinical policies and accreditation standards.

This program is carefully designed to provide nurses with vital knowledge and skills for the safe administration of chemotherapy and biotherapy, specifically focused on caring for children and adolescents with cancer, ensuring effective, evidence-based, and age-appropriate treatment delivery.

The AHA, ACLS is a 14-hour simulation courses over 2 days.

This activity is an Accredited Group Learning Activity (Category 1) and an Assessment Activity (Category 3) as defined by the QCHP

The AHA PALS Blended is 6.75-hour simulation course for one day.