Donations bolster training capacity at Regina General Hospital Simulation Centre
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What happened
The Dilawri Simulation Centre at Regina General Hospital is receiving funding to expand its training programs. The foundation committed $735,000 for the centre, which will be supported by a $250,000 donation from the RBC Foundation. This funding is earmarked for additional and upgraded technology and equipment for the centre.
From 620ckrm.com
Why it matters
The centre currently trains approximately 5,000 Saskatchewan-based trainees each year, including physicians, nurses, paramedics, and medical students. The centre utilizes high-fidelity mannequins to allow trainees to practice responses to critical medical conditions in a controlled environment.
From 620ckrm.com
Who's involved
- Regina General HospitalHosts the Dilawri Simulation Centre, which provides high-fidelity medical training services for the province of Saskatchewan.
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The entities involved
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Saskatchewan
province of Canada
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Regina General Hospital
healthcare organization in Regina, Canada
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Related events
- Province allocated funds to expand training capacity in Saskatchewan.
- The University of Regina operates within the province of Saskatchewan.
- The Government of Saskatchewan has provided $8.32 million for care enhancement at Regina General Hospital.
- Saskatchewan is currently facing a critical shortage of family physicians, straining the province's healthcare system.
- A center focusing on health and well-being is operating in the province of Saskatchewan.