Anti-Crisis Management of The Simulation Center

2022

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DOI 10.46594/2687-0037_2022_3_1556
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Abstract

The authors consider an anti-crisis program in the management of a simulation center with internal limited capabilities and the influence of external factors on the reduction in funding to support the material and technical base. For sustainable development and stability in a competitive environment, the Simulation Center of Karaganda Medical University (Kazakhstan) recommends revising strategic guidelines as a way to overcome the crisis in the management of the center through updating methodologies for teaching and learning clinical skills, taking into account qualification requirements and functioning equipment.