The SiROC programme has also fostered a partnership with the paediatric ICU transport team. Credit: Hamilton Health Sciences.

McMaster Children’s Hospital, in Ontario, Canada, has launched the new Simulation, Resuscitation, and Outreach Center (SiROC).

Construction of the new centre has been supported by a C$530,000 ($402,721) donation from the Liquor Control Board of Ontario (LCBO).

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Operated by Hamilton Health Sciences, this facility will provide life-like simulations and hands-on practice for healthcare professionals, helping them to respond to critical medical situations.

The training opportunities offered at SiROC will include clinical skills, basic and advanced life support, tracheostomy care, neonatal and paediatric resuscitation, CPR, and ventilation management.

It will also include paediatric advanced life support, paediatric emergency assessment, recognition, and stabilisation.

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LCBO president and CEO George Soleas said: “We are proud to support McMaster Children’s Hospital through our annual holiday campaign, Give a Gift that Makes a Difference.”

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LCBO regional director Lori-Ann Romano added: “It’s through the 8,000 passionate people who work at our LCBO stores across Ontario that we harness the generosity of our customers and give back to the communities where we live and work.”

The SiROC programme has also fostered a collaboration with the paediatric intensive care unit transport team, providing them with training opportunities.

Health Sciences Foundation CEO Pearl Veenema said: “I am immensely grateful for the opportunities we get at Hamilton Health Sciences Foundation to connect passionate people with meaningful opportunities to make a difference in their community.

“Together, we are unlocking new possibilities, reinforcing the vital role collaboration plays in delivering exceptional child and youth health care.”