NCCDF Sim med centre was established with a grant of USD 21,350 from ANMF-US and started from 2075/05/01 (2018/08/17). NCCDF Simulation Center has seven rooms including a main hall where 35 trainees can be accommodated. Through a year 2018 we have trained 824 health care proesionals from the center. In future we are trying to cover all the regions of the country where simulation based learning are not in practice in which many of the health care proffesionals from different regions of the country will be trained that help for the better care of ill patients.

Background: Simulation is being increasingly used as an effective teaching tool when training health care professional which bridges the gap between classroom learning and real life clinical experiences. It is also useful for practicing a team response to low frequency, high risk clinical events that improves performance of technical and non technical skills. Simulation based learning can be the way to develop health care professionals knowledge, skills and attitudes whilst protecting patients from unnecessary risks. Simulation based medical education can be a platform which provides a valuable tool in learning to mitigate ethical tension and resolve practical dilemmas.

NCCDF simulation center is able to conduct training sessions that can cover general clinical scenarios or specific scenario targeted to address recent critical incident or problems unique to the hospital. The goals are: To develop non-technical skills or human factors such as situational awareness, decision making, task management, team working, communication skills and calmness under pressure. To train health care professional of all the regions of the country through the simulation center in the minimum fee which helps in the patient care in all regions of Nepal.