Simulation in Motion Montana and Vitalogy EMS provide training in Kalispell
TAYLOR INMAN | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 2 years, 8 months AGO
Personnel with Vitalogy EMS participate in a training hosted by Simulation in Motion Montana. (photo provided)
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An emergency medical training provided by Simulation in Motion Montana in partnership with Vitalogy EMS took place last week in Kalispell.
Simulation in Motion Montana, a nonprofit organization, delivers simulation-based education to health care teams aimed at improving patient outcomes. Vitalogy EMS is a private ambulance company in Kalispell.
The training event, facilitated by Simulation in Motion Montana's team, was designed for EMS providers, according to a release from the nonprofit. The focus of the training centered around time-sensitive traumas, equipping participants with essential skills and knowledge crucial for delivering top-tier emergency medical services.
"Collaboration is at the heart of our mission, and this partnership with Vitalogy EMS exemplifies our commitment to advancing the quality of emergency medical care," said DJ Olson, simulation specialist for Simulation in Motion Montana, in a statement. "Through shared expertise and dedication, we are dedicated to making a profound impact on patient outcomes and community well-being."
For more information about Simulation in Motion Montana, contact Olson at [email protected] or (406)-390-0461.
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