Next Monday, November 16, 2026 , “Simulating is Human” returns to Radio UMH with the third episode of its third season. This time, we’ll travel to Santa Cruz de Tenerife to learn how the Los Gladiolos Integrated Vocational Training Center is incorporating educational simulation into its teaching and preparing teachers to use this methodology in the classroom.

We will be joined by Cristina Sanz Conde , a teacher and coordinator of the SimIA project , an initiative that promotes simulation in Vocational Training and explores the possibilities of artificial intelligence to support teaching. With her, we will learn how they developed this project, the challenges they face, and the importance of creating safe environments where we can learn from our mistakes.

We will also have Álvaro Trampal Ramos , director of the Clinical Simulation University Hospital of the CEU San Pablo University, who will share his experience in teacher training and in the development of skills to conduct the debriefing , the subsequent conversation that allows reflection on what happened during a simulation.

In addition, we will hear testimonials from students and faculty who participated in a joint activity between the Nursing Degree program and the Nursing Assistant program. This experience will allow us to understand how simulation helps students practice communication, coordination, and teamwork before entering the professional environment.

We will also discuss the use of artificial intelligence to design scenarios and the possibilities being explored to improve facilitation.

The episode, presented by Sergio Javaloy Ballestero , a clinical simulation technician, is part of the initiative of the Clinical Simulation Area of ​​the UMH (ASCUMH) to publicize the value of simulation in improving patient safety.

We’ll be waiting for you on Monday, November 16th, at 12:30 pm on Radio UMH. Because behind every good simulation, every detail can tell a story.

We invite you to tune in to Radio UMH and discover with us how simulation can transform the classroom into a space for dialogue and shared learning. Simulation is human, and we want to share it with you!