Simulation Resources Hub
Brought to you by the London School of Paediatrics Simulation team
Welcome to a huge repository of paediatric simulation scenarios, brought to you by the paediatric simulation team of the London School of Paediatrics!
These scenarios are for the use of trainees within the LSP to provide an easy to access bank of SIM scenarios to support the use of local simulation training.
Simulation Scenarios
004 Communication, Drug Error, Duty of Candour
005 Communication, Newly diagnosed ALL, Breaking bad news,
006 Communication, New diagnosis Wilms, breaking bad news, de-escalation
007 Communication, Safeguarding, explanation,
036 Communication: Communicating severity, difficulty referring, appropriate escalation
037: Communication: Staffing requirements, Escalating concerns,
001 Respiratory: Respiratory Emergency, Asthma, Retrieval
002 Respiratory: Respiratory Emergency, Deterioration, Bronchiolitis
015 Respiratory: Respiratory Emergency, Inhaled foreign body, Choking
027 Respiratory: Anaphylaxis Emergency
028: Respiratory: Emergency, upper airway obstruction, croup, subglottic stenosis, intubation
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Important Information
Disclaimer: These simulation scenarios are designed for local use and are provided free of charge. They are intended as a resource to support local simulation practice and may be adapted to suit individual settings and needs.
Users should exercise their own professional judgement and discretion when selecting, adapting and delivering scenarios, taking into account local policies, procedures and circumstances.
Resources: Resources and reference material are not directly linked within the scenarios. However useful supporting resources may include CATS, STRS, BSPED, Resus Council UK algorithms and the RCPCH Child Protection Companion.