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Clinical Skills and Simulation Centre - About

Overview of the Clinical Skills and Simulation Centre

Clinical Skills and Simulation Centre at Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University is a living testimony to the scientific and medical renaissance in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia as it works as a pillar that supports medical education and clinical training by improving the skills of healthcare colleges’ students and health practitioners by using recent technologies available for medical simulation and virtual reality.

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Vision

Achieve leadership in healthcare simulation-based training locally, regionally and internationally.

Mission

To raise the efficiency and safety of healthcare practices through innovative simulation based medical education, research, and community services.​

Main Tasks

  • Providing a leading educational environment that integrates medical simulation technologies and virtual reality to deliver medical training that aligns with global standards at the local and regional levels.

  • Enhancing the competencies of healthcare professionals and medical college students to ensure the delivery of safe healthcare and reduce the rate of medical errors through intensive clinical training.

  • Developing analytical thinking skills and the ability to make sound medical decisions through the simulation of realistic scenarios that prepare healthcare practitioners to effectively address real-world challenges.

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