Narayana Health City has made a pioneering leap in healthcare by launching its Advanced Simulation Centre, dedicated to training ICU nurses in critical care. The new facility, located in the hospital’s Heart Care Block, was inaugurated in a ceremony graced by Dr. Devi Shetty, Founder and Chairman of Narayana Health, alongside the Trustees of the Madhukanta Gunvant Sheth Charitable Trust, who generously funded the project.

The Advanced Simulation Centre is equipped with cutting-edge technology designed to provide hands-on, immersive training for nurses, enabling them to practice real-life scenarios in a safe, controlled environment. The facility includes high-tech patient simulators, mechanical ventilators, cardiac monitors, and essential ICU equipment, offering nurses the chance to refine their skills in handling complex medical situations.

During the event, Dr. Devi Shetty highlighted the centre's pivotal role in improving nursing education and healthcare outcomes. "This centre marks a milestone in nursing education in India," he stated. "By giving nurses the chance to practice in realistic settings, we are building their confidence and proficiency, which will lead to better patient care and, ultimately, enhance the overall healthcare system."

The simulation-based training provided at the centre will focus on developing critical skills such as problem-solving, teamwork, and clinical decision-making, all crucial in the high-stakes ICU environment. The training programs are tailored to nurses at various career stages, ensuring wide-ranging benefits for participants across skill levels.

This initiative, backed by the Madhukanta Gunvant Sheth Charitable Trust, underscores Narayana Health City’s commitment to fostering excellence in healthcare. By filling essential training gaps, the Advanced Simulation Centre is set to significantly reduce ICU-related complications, helping to improve patient outcomes and overall healthcare standards across India.