Introduction: The development of Clinical Simulation requires well-structured programs tailored to the demands of university-level education in the Health Sciences, as well as appropriate management and accreditation by international evaluation entities. Accredited simulation centers are essential for health sciences education, allowing students to learn safely through the repetition of activities until they are correctly executed, thereby safeguarding patient safety. Objective: Describe the guidelines and importance of a Clinical Simulation Program as support for the activities carried out by the Health Area Simulation Center of the San Gregorio de Portoviejo University (USGP), Manabí, Ecuador, under the demands of the organizations of international accreditation.Methodology: Exploratory qualitative research, based on a review of bibliographic sources from the last 10 years regarding Simulation Programs and their importance in the accreditation of Clinical Simulation Centers.Results: A solid bibliographic foundation for the development of the Clinical Simulation Program at USGP.Conclusions: USGP is engaged in sustained efforts to develop its Simulation Center and to apply Simulation-Based Education methodologies.
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