Thank you to #ANZAHPE2024 Bronze Conference Sponsor - Sydney Children’s Hospital Network/ KidsResus / Kids Simulation Australia
The Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network cares for thousands of children each year in our hospitals and in their homes with one purpose in mind, to help young people live their healthiest lives.
Our education programs make this achievable by providing health staff within other hospitals the skills and knowledge to care for paediatric patients allowing them to stay close to home.
Kids Simulation Australia is a centre of excellence in the area of paediatric simulated learning. Simulation provides a priceless training opportunity using advanced technology to replicate real-life scenarios and allow for experiential learning, education innovation, collaboration and research.
Kids Simulation Australia focuses on applying innovative and evidence-based simulation techniques to allow paediatric healthcare professionals a safe, immersive experience that improves knowledge and skill development. These experiences are aimed at ensuring high quality care is provided to all paediatric patients.
Kids Simulation Australia courses support health professionals to improve their knowledge and skills in caring for neonatal and paediatric patients across the state. KSA also provides and supports courses aimed at developing neonatal and paediatric simulation faculty.
KidsResus is a Paediatric Resuscitation Education and Training Program offered to all health professionals who care for paediatric patients. It provides participants with the knowledge and skills to treat and stabilise a paediatric patient suffering a critical event. This course allows you to gain more than just Basic Life Support skills. It provides information and simulated scenarios depicting real life events within your own environment. This program enables you to focus on the A-G assessment of the critically unwell infant or child and offers you skills and knowledge, to not only assess each area, but trouble shoot and treat anomalies that are discovered.
