New Journal of Healthcare Simulation Launches with Debra Nestel as Editor-in-Chief

The healthcare community welcomes a new academic resource with the launch of the Journal of Healthcare Simulation (JoHS), now live at johs.org.uk. Following on from the success of the International Journal of Healthcare Simulation, this new publication aims to be a central hub for research, education, and practice in healthcare simulation, offering the latest insights into the use of simulation in healthcare training and patient care.

Debra Nestel, a distinguished professor and renowned expert in healthcare simulation, will serve as the journal's Editor-in-Chief. With an extensive background in simulation-based education and a global reputation for her contributions to healthcare training, Nestel brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership to the publication. Under her guidance, JoHS seeks to publish high-quality research, case studies, reviews, and perspectives that will advance the use of simulation in healthcare.

The journal promises to cover a wide range of topics, including innovative simulation methods and the impact of simulation on patient outcomes. JoHS will provide an Open Access platform for healthcare professionals, educators, and researchers to share their experiences, foster collaboration, and contribute to the growing body of knowledge in healthcare simulation.

With its commitment to quality and relevance, the Journal of Healthcare Simulation is poised to become an essential resource for the healthcare community, driving improvements in training, practice, and ultimately, patient care.

For more information, visit johs.org.uk.