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NEIL AND ELISE WALLACE

STRATUS Center for Medical Simulation

Enhancing Patient Safety through Simulation Education and Research

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The NEIL AND ELISE WALLACE STRATUS (Simulation, Training, Research And Technology Utilization System) Center for Medical Simulation at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH), a teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, is a world-renowned clinical simulation center.

In addition to serving the BWH and Mass General Brigham communities, we provide a wide range of programs for external users, community education, Center and equipment rentals, international consulting, and pursue a robust research agenda.

What We Do

Simulation education and training for undergraduate, graduate, medical, nursing, allied health and other patient-facing clinicians and support staff
Utilize all modalities of simulation including high fidelity/scenario-based simulation, screen-based simulation, virtual/extended reality, standardized patients, and procedure partial task trainers
Technical and non-technical skills acquisition
Hospital quality and process improvement
Educational assessment
Interprofessional team training

And much more

Explore Our Offerings

Education and Training

Use simulation for medical education or develop your medical simulation skills.

Research

Explore our cutting-edge research in human factors and cognitive engineering.

Services

Consult with us on developing your own simulation center and program or use our facilities for product testing, filming, and more.

Accreditation

STRATUS is accredited by the American College of Surgeons (ACS) as a Comprehensive Education Institute and the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) for our core work, as well as Research, Systems Integration, and Teaching/Education.