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All simulations were performed using the iSimulate ALSi (iSimulate, Australia), which acted as the patient monitor, and a Resusci Anne mannequin (Laerdal Medical, Norway). The oncall medical registrar was invited to participate with a nurse and junior doctor. Participants were briefed beforehand. Training was explained to patients in nearby bed spaces. Eight scenarios were developed based around clinical incidents and mapped to relevant curricular objectives. Sessions were kept short, minimising the impact to the working day. Feedback using an anonymised paper-based questionnaire was collected from trainees and observing patients to better understand the public’s perception of this training.

Moving from reactive to proactive patient safety training in the future hospital: making learning a normal part of the working day