Free Webinar
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Learn how to build a simulation center business plan for long-term financial sustainability.
- Gain insights into simulation center external funding opportunities.
- Discuss the key components of a simulation center facility use agreement for external partnerships.
- Participate in a live Q&A.
Speakers:
Dr. Erin McGoff, DProf, MSc, BSc, MCSP, HCPC, SFHEA
Assistant Vice President
Health Education Center & Simulation
University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB)
Dr. Katherine Branch, PhD, MSN, RN, FNAP, CHSE
Vice President of Interprofessional Education and the Health Education Center & Simulation
University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB)
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[Webinar On-Demand] C’mon Let’s do the TWISST: Translational Work Integrating Simulation and Systems Testing
Join us for a collaborative learning event. Dr. Nora Colman, Assistant Professor at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, will discuss the TWISST methodology. Discover how it merges Simulation-based Clinical Systems Testing with Training to identify safety threats, generate solutions, and embed improvements into training. See a case example of how TWISST was applied in a working system. Request access!
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[On-Demand Webinar] Peer-Derived Strategies for Improving Healthcare Through Simulation
Join us for a collaborative learning event. We will review and discuss the findings of a recent qualitative study involving simulationists across the country.
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[Webinar On-Demand] Simulation-Driven Quality Improvement at Johns Hopkins: Mobilizing Critically Ill Children
Join us for an insightful live webinar as we explore how simulation is transforming quality improvement in pediatric critical care. Led by Jessica LaRosa, MD, Pediatric Intensivist, Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins University and Co-director of the innovative PICU Up! Program, this session will highlight practical strategies for using simulation in clinical research, rehabilitation education, and beyond. Don’t miss this chance to walk away with practical strategies you can apply to your own program—request access!