High-fidelity patient simulation (HPS) refers to the use of computerized manikins that simulate real-life  scenarios.  Long  used  in  medical  schools  and  the military,  HPS  is  quickly  becoming  essential  for many medical schools.  It promotes  skills  acquisition,  aids  development  of  clinical  judgment,  and teaches students about complex clinical situations with lifelike examples. HPS provides an invaluable safety net for learning, allowing students to acquire and develop critical-thinking and decision-making skills without exposing patients to unnecessary risk

The  simulation  learning  method  provides  a  deeper  understanding  of  the subject  matter,  engages students in different roles, and adds new aspects of critical thinking. Today’s practicing clinicianare challenged  by  a  rapidly changing  healthcare  arena  that  demands  highly  skilled  and  adaptive responses.  HPS  can  help  the  novice clinician become  an  expert while fostering  a  commitment  to lifelong learning. SSTC High fidelity simulation room are equipped with 3 different types of manikins to cater different scenarios.