Medical errors are the third cause of death according to the CDC National Center of Health Statistics. 440,000 Americans die every year from preventable medical mistakes with some some added factors. Could the problem be that the medical community is not training the staff the right way? There is an opportunity to make training and skill acquisition much more efficient. We will be discussing the topic of how improving the training process in critical health care areas in the transfer of skills using the assimilation training systems with Dr. Julian Varas, CEO of Training Competence. By taking advantage of using the assimilator hardware technology with the already necessary training programs, it will shorten the learning curve for the trainee who will become competent with the necessary different skills. At the same time the trainee will have a network of an array of instructors that can provide standardized feedback available 24 hours a day. Understanding through technology how a good teacher delivers feedback for a trainee to improve their skills is very important. Please join us on this episode of the revolutionary way someone learning a skill will always have availability to the best teachers you can have.