Delhi Academy of Medical Sciences commences simulation-based education

Delhi Academy of Medical Science (DAMS) has launched simulation-based medical education at Delhi Centre.

To provide simulation-based learning that emphasises a structured, learner-centred environment, the Delhi Academy of Medical Science (DAMS) has launched simulation-based medical education at the Delhi centre.

In this type of education the novice, intermediate, and advanced practitioners can learn or practice skills without the risk of harming patients, as reported by BW Education.

DAMS said it believes in making up-gradation in medical education. Simulation is an important methodology in bridging the gap between theory and practice in medical education. The institute has additionally launched an e-medicoz app which helps to bridge the gap amongst medical students.

“DAMS is on a mission, to make sure each medical student gets to learn from the best irrespective of place or college. We are now starting a new mission DAMS-SIM, simulation-based skill training for medical students, starting in the Delhi centre this week,” Sumer Sethi, founder of DAMS said, as reported by Financial Express.

What is simulation-based education?

It is not defined by technology but is an educational approach grounded in learning theories. The education methodology is used to replace or amplify the real experience with guided experiences. In simpler words, it replicates the real world aspects in an interactive manner that allows learners to immerse themselves in the learning environment.

About Delhi Academy of Medical Sciences (DAMS)

It is a well-known coaching institute for PG medical entrance examinations NEET PG Pattern, AIIMS, PGI, UPSC, DNB & MCI screening. It offers specialized courses for NEET PG Pattern, AIIMS PG entrance, and PGI Chandigarh.

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