SkillShare

<p>What if students could borrow clinical skills equipment as easily as they borrow a library book?</p><p>In this episode of <strong>The Sim Tech Podcast</strong>, Craig is joined by <strong>Sarah and Mary</strong> to discuss <strong>SkillShare</strong>—an innovative, student-centred initiative designed to give healthcare students greater access to clinical skills equipment outside of timetabled teaching and clinical placements.</p><p>Together, they explore the educational challenge that inspired SkillShare, how students helped shape the project, and how a partnership with Library Services has created a scalable and sustainable model for independent practice. The conversation also covers the practicalities of running the service, the impact on student confidence and placement readiness, and what the future could hold for flexible clinical skills education.</p><p>Whether you&#39;re a simulation technician, clinical skills educator, academic or healthcare educator, this episode offers practical insights into improving access to learning and supporting students beyond the classroom.</p><p><strong>In this episode:</strong></p><ul><li>Why SkillShare was created</li><li>Co-designing the initiative with students</li><li>How the equipment lending model works</li><li>Supporting independent and peer-led practice</li><li>Implementation challenges and lessons learned</li><li>Early student feedback and future plans</li></ul><p>If you enjoy the episode, don&#39;t forget to follow <strong>The Sim Tech Podcast</strong> for more conversations on simulation, technology and innovation in healthcare education.</p><p></p>