
THE PROBLEM
Paper notes are outdated
Although electronic patient record systems (EPRs) are increasingly prevalent in clinical settings, simulation training continues to use paper based methods, such as paper notes, paper drug charts and investigation results printed on paper.
Training is therefore not representative of true clinical practice, and new staff complete training with minimal experience using electronic systems in patient care.

THE SOLUTION
Simulated Electronic Patient Records
SimEPR provides a high-fidelity platform for medical educators to create electronic patient records for their simulation scenarios. The system is designed to be used on a computer at the manikin’s bedside.
The software creates a realistic educational experience whilst integrating digital skills with practical clinical training. The unique tools save faculty huge amounts of time in creating scenarios and delivering simulation.
SimEPR Core Features

Build simulated wards using SimWard
- Create a ward of up to 15 patients using SimWard
- Monitor the activity of multiple learners interacting with multiple patients
- Designed for ward-based and interprofessional simulation
See SimEPR in action with founder Dr. Arron Thind and hear from current SimEPR users
Arron explains how SimEPR prepares your students for the digital challenges they'll face in practice.
Head of Skills and Simulation at Buckinghamshire New University, Lynsey McLeish explains how SimEPR has transformed her delivery of Student Practice Learning (SPL) placements.