Simulation training for anesthesia residents

This trial studies a simulation-based training program for anaesthesia residents, but it is only open to WFSA representatives, so it is very specific to that role.

This trial tests a simulation training program to help surgical residents (non-anesthesiologists) recognize and manage a rare but serious reaction to numbing medicine called local anesthetic systemic toxicity. Participation involves a team practice session to improve emergency readiness.

This trial tests if simulation-based training helps anesthesia residents learn to place epidural catheters for pain relief. It may be right for you if you are a resident with little experience placing epidurals.

This study tests whether the location of anesthesia equipment affects how well anesthesiologists perform during a simulated emergency. If you are an anesthesiology trainee or staff, you may be able to help improve patient safety.

This trial tests whether high-fidelity simulation training improves skills for nurses in acute care. Nurses with at least 3 months of experience in critical care and ACLS training can join.

This study tests whether practicing emergency response to postpartum hemorrhage (severe bleeding after childbirth) using realistic simulation improves how anesthesia teams work together. If you're a senior anesthesiology resident, your participation helps develop better training methods.