Hospitals and medical training organisations
Practical training that fits around clinical shifts
Hospital and medical training teams have to keep staff current on procedures and patient communication while rosters leave little room for classroom time. Simfinity provides practice that staff can complete in short sessions, on site, with consistent content.
Typically for: Nurse educators, clinical training managers, learning and development teams and hospital simulation units.
What teams like yours tell us they need
Short, repeatable sessions
Staff can refresh a procedure or a conversation in a short slot between shifts instead of waiting for a scheduled course.
Onboarding and refreshers
New staff and returning staff practise the same steps the same way, aligned with your own protocols.
Patient communication practice
Virtual patients let staff rehearse difficult or sensitive conversations in a safe setting before they happen on the ward.
On-site deployment you control
Devices, content and user access are managed centrally, and each deployment is reviewed with your IT and data protection teams.
How Simfinity fits
- SimRoom
Guided procedure practice with your own clinical equipment, using camera and voice prompts.
- Simpelo
Conversational simulations with virtual patients and relatives.
- VR training
Immersive scenarios for situations that are hard to stage in a ward or skills lab.
- SimCloud
Management of supported devices, content versions and staff access across sites.
Typical equipment
- Standalone VR headsets and/or a SimRoom practice station
- Your existing manikins, task trainers or clinical consumables where relevant
- A facilitator tablet or laptop
- Network access agreed with your IT team
Exact requirements are confirmed during scoping.
Experience
Clinical education. Our clinical education work, including with CUHK, shapes how we design practical skills content with clinical educators.
Useful to know before we talk
- Which staff groups and procedures are the priority?
- Where would training take place: skills lab, ward, or both?
- What IT and data requirements apply to new tools at your organisation?
How a project starts
From first conversation to a pilot with your learners
- 01
Discovery call
We discuss your learners, the skills you want to train and the equipment and space you have.
- 02
Scope
We agree objectives, content, devices and the data and IT requirements for your organisation.
- 03
Pilot
A defined group of learners uses the training, with your educators involved throughout.
- 04
Review and decide
We review the pilot together and decide whether and how to extend it.
Availability: every project is scoped individually. Tell us where your learners are based and we will confirm what we can deliver and when.
Contact
Tell us about your training project
A short description is enough to start: who your learners are and what they need to practise. We reply by email to arrange a first call.
Or email get@simfinity.io