Author: Matteo Vezzosi

We are pleased to announce the second issue of the SimPRENA Newsletter with the latest information on the project’s activities and outputs. Our newsletter is available in five different languages of the countries represented in the project consortium with the aim of reaching out to a variety of health professionals, educators and/or students willing to explore new opportunities to practice their clinical and decision-making skills.

Newsletter Library: https://simprena.eu/newsletter-library/

Subscription Page: https://inhwe.network/simprena-newsletter/

We are very pleased to announce that the SimPRENA initiative has been invited for oral presentation at the INHWE’s 3rd International Online Conference of Health Workforce Education on Wednesday 8th, Thursday 9th and Friday 10th January 2025.

https://inhwe.org/programme-online-2025

On Thursday 9th January 2025 at 09:00AM GMT the project will be introduced to a diverse and wide ranging community of healthcare professionals, educators and researchers from all disciplines across the globe. Our simulation expert Mr. Jaroslav Pekara, Head of Paramedic Department at the Medical College of Prague, Czech Republic will provide an overview of the “Examples of Good Practice in Managing Inappropriate Aggression in Healthcare” collected through interviews and questionnaires of needs analysis in EU member states that are associated to SimPRENA.

The SimPRENA consortium has organised a 3rd transnational meeting of partners to discuss the upcoming activities and events. The meeting is to be hosted by Johanniter-Unfall-Hilfe e.V., Johanniter-Akademie Mitteldeutschland and will be held in Leipzig, Germany on 9-10 December 2024.

The project team will review the completed activities of work packages number 2 (learning needs identification) and 3 (training materials), comprising the adopted examples of best practice and the good practice report. We will also be reviewing the progress of the multilevel e-learning platform, with the view to design all training materials before the end of December, which marks the halfway mark in the project.

The project leaflet is now available for answering all your questions, providing a concise and accessible overview of the main objectives, results, and training activities of SimPRENA.

Whether you’re interested in the challenges of violent healthcare environments, willing to explore new opportunities to practice your clinical and decision-making skills, or simply want to explore our project, the leaflet can offer valuable insights and inspiration.

EN – English
EL – ελληνικά – Greek
DE – Deutsch – German
PL – Polski – Polish
CS – česky – Czech

We are pleased to announce the first issue of the SimPRENA Newsletter with the latest information on the project’s activities and outputs. If you are a health sector professional, educator and/or student willing to explore new opportunities to practice your clinical and decision-making skills through various real-life situational experiences, this is the right project for you with our final outcomes being an e-learning platform, a train-the-trainer course and manual for training the teachers of nursing and paramedic students for simulation education.

Newsletter Library: https://simprena.eu/newsletter-library/

Subscription Page: https://inhwe.network/simprena-newsletter/

The SimPRENA project has just kicked off and we aim to keep interested colleagues updated with four newsletters throughout the duration of the two year project. The newsletters will be translated into five languages and if you would like to receive the newsletter and links to the five translations please complete a short sign up form at: https://inhwe.network/simprena-newsletter/