Clinical Simulation and Learning Center

CSLC quick facts

• Located on the 4th floor in the College of Nursing Building, the 5th floor in the Multi-Disiplinary Science Building (MDS), and additional space on the 6th floor of the College of Nursing.
• Used by pre-nursing, undergraduate, graduate, and interprofessional students
• Six simulation faculty, two simulation support staff, and four undergraduate course lab faculty
• High-fidelity simulators: four adult, two obstetric, two adolescent, one infant, one newborn
• Equipment: 10 motion-recorded cameras, Hill-Rom Nurse Call, specialized task trainer mannequins
• Rooms in College of Nursing Building: #413A seats 15; #613B seats 14; #401 and #403 seat 30 each and can be combined to accommodate 60; #407 seats 60, #404 seats 15. Rooms in the Multi-Disiplinary Science Building (MDS): #505 exam room, #507 & #541 10-bed skills lab, and #509 & #539 serve as debrief rooms.
• Replicas of adult acute care, intensive care, and neonatal intensive care hospital rooms including functional flowmeters, suction units, IV equipment, state of the art hospital beds, patient lifts, vital monitors, digital electronic health records, etc.
• Traditional and ABSN nursing students participate in approximately 15 hours of simulation during their undergraduate nursing program
• Internal users: UKHC, College of Medicine, ACLS Certification, SRNA training
• Simulations created for: medical-surgical, pediatrics, psychiatric, obstetric, leadership, high acuity, health assessment and fundamental nursing courses, Community & Public nursing. Graduate students utilize collaborate with standardized patients for objective structured clinical examinations (OSCEs) as well as lab spaces for skills training and high-fidelity simulations.