Free Collaborative Webinar
In this webinar, you will learn:
- The TWISST methodology, which couples Simulation-based Clinical Systems Testing with Simulation-based Training.
- How TWISST identifies latent safety threats and how a team can use this information to generate solutions and embed those process and system improvements into simulation-based training.
- A case example of how TWISST was applied in a working system.
Speakers:
Nora Colman, MD
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics
Pediatric Critical Care, Fellowship Program Director
at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta
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[Webinar On-Demand] Difficult Airway/Percutaneous Cricothyrotomy Training: A Quality Improvement Initiative
Join our collaborative webinar. Gain insights on navigating critical scenarios like can’t intubate-can’t ventilate (CICV) with demonstrations on two essential cricothyrotomy methods. Led by esteemed experts, including Dr. Clark J. Obr and Dr. Lovkesh Arora from the University of Iowa, along with Stephanie White, delve into the behind-the-scenes setup of their simulations and cricothyrotomy exercises. Request access.
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[On-Demand Webinar] How translational simulation improves compliance with the NEAR4KIDS airway safety bundle in a single-center PICU
Join us for a collaborative learning event: “How translational simulation improves compliance with the NEAR4KIDS airway safety bundle in a single-center PICU”, presented by Dr. Nora Colman from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta.
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[Webinar On-Demand] Renovating for the Future: Inside the New Sarkaria Family Simulation Suite at WesternU (Pomona, CA.)
Join us for a live collaborative learning event. Learn how Western University of Health Sciences transformed its clinical skills lab into a state-of-the-art simulation suite to provide realistic, substantive, and comprehensive training to healthcare students across clinical disciplines. Presented by Dr. Anne E. Swanson, Director of Medical Simulation for the Sarkaria Family Simulation Suite at Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, CA. Request Access