<< Objectives >>We aim to establish and verify a competency-based, sustainable system of simulation-based vocational training in primary health care in three countries (Slovenia, Croatia and N. Macedonia). We will achieve this by developing and implementation of a 2-level simulation-based competency model for trainers of medical staff. At the same time, we plan to raise awareness of the importance of simulation-based training and develop a general roadmap for introducing such training in other countries.<< Implementation >>We will: -Develop a competency-based model for simulation based training in primary care.-Produce culturally adapted technologically advanced simulation training materials for primary health care teams and trainers.-Equip simulation centres and conduct training for advance and basic level trainers to carry out up to 4000 trainings per country.-Conduct a panel of experts, policy dialogue and conference for promotion and inclusion of this learning model into regular and continuous education.<< Results >>The results of the project will have an impact on the training of health workers in Slovenia, Croatia and N. Macedonia, who will be continuously trained in simulation centres. This will reduce the number of safety risks that can affect patient survival to comparable European level. The partner organisations from the academic and professional sectors will ensure within their (inter)national network that the project results are included in the curricula and implemented in other countries.