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SimEPR – embedding digital skills in clinical training

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SimEPR offers a digital solution that allows practical clinical training to more accurately reflect the digital transformations in healthcare that are being driven by the NHS Long Term Plan.

Its ability to combine digital skills with practical clinical training not only offers enhanced learning outcomes, but also helps equip our future NHS workforce with the skills to safely and confidently use electronic patient records. In turn, this will optimise patient outcomes by reducing the incidence of electronic system-related clinical errors.

Find out more about SimEPR by downloading this Case Study.

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For more information, contact Dr Charlotte Roberts, Senior Programme Manager, KSS AHSN
charlotte.roberts18@nhs.net.

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