Aims to promote the best education and training practices for the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Medical Training magazine is written by professionals in medicine, simulation and training who are recognised leaders with many years of experience.  Medical Training magazine addresses the needs of medical practitioners, educators and academics around the world. Medical Training magazine features innovations in healthcare education including the latest simulations developed to train different medical professionals at various stages of their education, as well as curriculum advancements to develop the knowledge and skills needed to ensure patient safety and reduce healthcare cost.

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Why should you read Medical Training magazine?
Medical Training is a new magazine completely devoted to healthcare training. Each issue has at least 6 major features plus industry news, event reports, editorial comment and an industry calendar. It is published in five issues per year in print and digital formats, with an exclusive fortnightly e-newsletter for subscribers.

The healthcare sector faces a real challenge due to the global shortage of trained personnel. The industry’s projected growth over the next ten years is higher than almost any other sector. This demand – compounded by the reduction in resident hours available to train, reduced government funding by regulators and increasing political and public awareness of medical errors – will result in recognised demands for healthcare reform.

Medical Training magazine is a serious magazine committed to improving patient safety through changes and improvements to healthcare education and training. It does this by focusing on best practices and promoting the appropriate use of new training technology as well as tried and tested approaches to developing soft skills. Together, such skills ensure healthcare professionals operate as an effective efficient team to reduce errors and costs.

Key topics covered by the magazine include accurate identification of education and training needs, curricula development, training deployment and the measurement of the return on investment in terms of improved results and financial return.

Medical Training magazine targets the education and training of healthcare professionals from colleges and universities into hospitals and throughout their careers. Medical Training magazine informs educators as well as risk and business managers of the needs and benefits of a new approach to healthcare education, making best use of simulation and other technological advances.

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