Nursing and Midwifery Simulated Learning Facilities
Our centre of excellence for simulation-based learning
Our investment in high-tech training
Middlesex University has invested £24 million in a state-of-the art training centre located in the West Stand at StoneX Stadium, home of Saracens Rugby. This centre of excellence for simulation-based learning sets us apart, offering cutting edge technology that connects academic theory with real world professional skills across health and social care.
Our high-tech simulation suites link the theories of the classroom with the practice of treating patients in a hospital environment with:
- The latest simulators for you to practice realistic emergency care situations and hospital scenarios
- Life-like mannequins that can simulate symptoms, diseases and conditions you’ll encounter as a working nurse
- Video recorders so you can receive evidence-based feedback from students and teachers watching you practice.
Nursing and midwifery training facilities
Facilities and specialist training
Our team brings together leading professionals with extensive expertise across a wide range of disciplines, ensuring exceptional teaching, guidance and real‑world insight in excellent simulation-based facilities. If you’d like to explore our facilities, meet our expert team, and discover how our work is making a meaningful difference to partners, local communities and the wider region, please contact Fiona Suthers, Head of Clinical Skills or Cariona Flaherty, Head of Nursing & Midwifery.
What we do
We provide a comprehensive range of immersive training at the Stone X Centre, designed to support our local and wider communities across a variety of settings.
If you would like to discuss bespoke training for your organisation, please contact Fiona Suthers, Head of Clinical Skills.
Below is an overview of the training programmes available through tailored packages for external partners and our range of postgraduate short courses.
Research
Our Clinical Skills Team played a pivotal role in delivering the COVID‑19 vaccination programme in partnership with North Central London. These activities were analysed in a report - Interprofessional and Inter-Organisational Collaboration in the COVID-19 Vaccination Programme: Lessons from North Central London.
Our research activity also extends across the Centre for Critical Research in Nursing and Midwifery.
Partnerships and accreditation
Middlesex University Stone X Centre of Excellence partners with a range of external organisations that recognise our commitment to advancing education, simulation and the use of technology within health and social care.
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