Your safety event
data is a competency
map. Most education can’t move it.

Sepsis. Medication errors. Failure to recognize deterioration. The top items on every safety dashboard are bedside clinical actions – and most education can’t prove it’s changing them. OMS targets them with simulation built for the problem, and measures the change.

60%

Fewer medication errors
· Hoag

89%

Sepsis bundle compliance
· Carle

See the evidence

The Reframe

Your safety dashboard
isn’t a list of hazards.
It’s a list of competencies.

Read the top of almost any health system’s safety dashboard and you’ll find the same clinical events – high-harm, time-critical, recurring. Each one resolves to a behavior made at the bedside: whether clinicians recognize, whether they respond, whether they escalate in time.

That makes the register a competency map. And competencies can be targeted, practiced, and measured – which is exactly what these three risks have in common.

The point

These aren’t training topics.
They’re the risks your leadership tracks – and they’re moveable

When training is built for the specific clinical decision behind a safety dashboard and measured against your own baseline, the metric the board watches moves. Carle and Hoag are the evidence; your dashboard is the map.

Common questions

Answered, plainly.

A safety dashboard (related to a safety scorecard or risk register) is the prioritized list of clinical risks a health system tracks. Read closely, its top items are recurring bedside behaviors – making it, in effect, a map of the competencies most worth strengthening.

Targeted simulation has been associated with measurable risk reduction: a 60% drop in medication errors at Hoag and sepsis bundle compliance rising from 49% to 89% at Carle.

By treating each safety event as a competency, identifying the specific clinical decisions it depends on, building scenarios around those decisions, and measuring the change against baseline.

OMS is a clinical simulation platform that lets clinicians practice real clinical decision-making in immersive scenarios and captures competency data from every interaction — giving health systems a measurable way to address the risks on their register.

Risk-register walkthrough

Map this to your own risk register.

We’ll walk through how the same targeted-scenario approach maps to the top items on your risk register – sepsis, medication safety, deterioration, and beyond.