September 10, 2025Journal of Healthcare Risk Management

Developing in situ large‐scale simulation strategies for enhanced patient safety

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HKHadas Katz‐DanaTel Aviv University ASAyelet ShlesTel Aviv University NFNir FriedmanHebrew University of Jerusalem

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Simulation-based strategies improve operational readiness and staff confidence in emergency departments, suggesting effective measures for safety evaluation.

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A total of 113 latent safety threats were identified, improving operational processes in a newly constructed emergency department.
Participants reported increased confidence in providing patient care after a simulated ‘day in a life’ exercise involving 125 members.
The study employed a comprehensive three-stage framework to develop, implement, and evaluate simulation strategies in an urban hospital setting.
Feedback highlighted the success of this approach in identifying safety threats, supporting the need for careful planning during facility transitions.

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Katz‐Dana et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23e02b210217d64790495 https://doi.org/10.1002/jhrm.70009

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Simulation-based strategies improve operational readiness and staff confidence in emergency departments, suggesting effective measures for safety evaluation.

Developing in situ large‐scale simulation strategies for enhanced patient safety

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Developing in situ large‐scale simulation strategies for enhanced patient safety

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