Simulation Training of Staff in Stroke Departments Is a Catalyst of the Quality of Comprehensive Medical Care for Patients With Acute Stroke.

Abstract

The article describes the development of technology and the experience of implementation of simulation training of emergency medical care in acute stroke. The positive effect of simulation training in acute care of cerebrovascular accidents was proven by a significant increase in the availability of modern revascularization techniques, improvement of patient management in the clinical practice of trainees, saving time for logistics and decision-making, strengthening of the teamwork, and confident knowledge of treatment algorithms. The widespread use of educational technology of simulation training may be recommended in order to quickly provide the medical personnel with key clinical competencies, implement teamwork based on professional training and efficiency and build team interaction; establish a unified approach throughout the region (megapolis) to the use of standards and algorithms of emergency stroke care.