According to Professor Amitai Ziv, "What's so beautiful about simulation, when it comes to the safety front, and the quality front, is that simulation, if done right, could really tackle areas of deficiencies and nightmare (situations)." Simulation allows all interested parties (e.g., staff, volunteers, family members) to learn what to do in tough scenarios before encountering them in the real-world, where the consequences can be more severe. Simulation has the concepts of reflection and debriefing -- and more transparency -- embedded within it, and can only enhance safety and quality education and care.
