KENYA Simulation Network -KSimN

02/09/2026

🌐 Have you visited the Kenya Simulation Network website? 🇰🇪

The Kenya Simulation Network (KSimN) brings together professionals passionate about advancing simulation-based education and healthcare in Kenya.

Our website is a space to learn more about KSimN, our community, simulation activities and opportunities to connect and collaborate.

As we continue building a stronger simulation community in Kenya, we invite you to visit, explore and be part of the journey.

👉 Visit the KSimN website: https://ksimnet.or.ke/

Simulation in Kenya. Connecting people. Building capacity. Shaping the future. 🇰🇪

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14/07/2026

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14/07/2026

Three incredible days at the MedEd Africa Conference in Addis Ababa!
It was inspiring to connect with the simulation community—people with bold goals and a shared passion for advancing medical simulation across Africa.Future of simulation-based education is incredibly bright.
Let's continue working together to improve healthcare through simulation.
Visit our website to learn more about our work and how you can get involved.
https://ksimnet.or.ke/

22/04/2026

Technology doesn’t take care of itself.

Not even a bicycle can survive long without someone maintaining it.Behind every smooth simulation session,every ready manikin,
there is a simulation technologist—preparing, troubleshooting, resetting, making it all work.
And that’s the gap we must pay attention to.
We invest in equipment… but who is trained to sustain it?

At the Kenya Simulation Network, we believe the real investment is in people—training more simulation technologists who keep these systems running.
Because when systems are sustained,training improves…and patient care gets better.

Train technologists. Sustain simulation. Save lives.

14/03/2026

Yesterday during Research Day at AIC Kijabe Hospital, it was encouraging to see the continued growth of healthcare simulation in research.
More departments are beginning to explore and utilize simulation in training and research, which is a promising step for healthcare education and patient safety.
Exciting to see simulation gaining momentum and becoming an important part of how we learn, teach, and improve care.

19/02/2026

We’re excited to begin our webinar series with a session on Crisis Resource Management (CRM) in Medical Simulation — strengthening teamwork, communication and performance in critical situations.
As we continue growing our simulation community, we remain committed to collaboration, capacity building and sharing best practices across institutions.
Have a topic you’d like us to cover next? Let us know in the comments 👇


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18/02/2026

Simulation is a Technique, Not Technology!

You don’t need expensive manikins to train healthcare teams. With basic resources, teamwork, and practice, everyone can learn and gain confidence to handle real emergencies.

In our Kenyan labs, educators guide students using both high-tech and low-cost tools proving that learning can happen anywhere!

24/10/2025

Ever wondered what a day in healthcare simulation looks like? Here’s a behind-the-scenes.

21/09/2025

Being part of the SIMPACT Conference was more than attending sessions ,it was stepping into a story of what simulation can do for healthcare.

For Us, SIMPACT 2025 was a chance to learn from others who are building sustainable simulation programs, to share the challenges we face here in Kenya and to dream of what’s possible if more hospitals and training institutions adopt this approach.

We return encouraged, connected and ready to take the next steps , working with partners, institutions, and health workers across Kenya to build a culture of readiness. Because when healthcare workers train in simulation, they carry confidence and clarity into moments that matter most.

Together, we believe in a future where preventable deaths are greatly reduced through preparedness and teamwork.

21/09/2025

Saving a mother is saving a generation 💛. Great work by Dorcas and the Nanyuki SIM team 👏 a reminder of why we must grow simulation training in more hospitals across Kenya.