Michaelene Gail Holder-March is a qualified Teacher, Nurse & Midwife with registrations both in the UK & USA. She also holds a LLB and MBA in Management. She is a strong advocate of hands-on, inquiry-based learning, she actively involves herself in a variety of charitable community service, mentoring /coaching others to follow her lead. Today she is the Executive Director of Operations, System Resilience and Nursing at one the UK biggest NHS providers. Additionally, she has 3 established UK companies MHM Health Consultancy Ltd. She is a goal driven healthcare executive with over 31 years of leadership and training experience.
Abstract
best ways to ensure medical staff can provide the very best health care. There is ample statistical evidence to support that simulation clinical scenarios not only improve clinical skills and competence of the learner but to also aid in the development of non-technical abilities including the recognition of the value of human factors in the healthcare. Studies have been conducted in comparing the link between safety management in aviation and healthcare. There is no doubt that healthcare has been following the path of aviation safety models from risk management to simulation training and there are published similarities in the concept of what both industries deem to be safe. The major influencers are aviation manuals, checklists, promoting a blame-free reporting culture, the drive to improve team briefs before and after an event and the ‘sterile cockpit’ scenario, this is ensuring that there are no distractions prior to an intervention or physical activity.