Free Collaborative Webinar
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Evaluate Rapid Cycle Deliberate Practice and Traditional Reflective Debriefing strategies.
- Compare interprofessional team performance outcomes during simulation team training with different debriefing methodologies.
- Discuss future directions for simulation education research and interdisciplinary team training.
Speakers:
Susan Wiltrakis MD, FAAP
Assistant Professor, Pediatric Emergency Medicine
Director of Simulation, Pediatric Emergency Department
Washington University in St. Louis
Sherita Holmes MD
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics & Emergency Medicine
Emory University
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[Webinar On-Demand] Maximizing Clinical Experiences Through Simulation for Rural Healthcare Programs
Join us for a live collaborative event on October 15 at 12:00 PM ET. This session will explore how to enhance nursing clinical experiences through simulation, focusing on student learner needs and advocacy for simulation programs. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from our expert speaker, Bethaney Hilt, MSN, RN, CHSE, Associate Professor of Nursing and Simulation Lab Coordinator at Virginia Highlands Community College. Participate in a live Q&A.
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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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[Webinar On-Demand] Simulation-Based Education for Optimizing the Care of People with Epilepsy
Join us for our collaborative webinar “Simulation-Based Education for Optimizing the Care of People with Epilepsy”. Learn insights about standards of care in the Epilepsy Monitoring Unit, the power of simulation-based training, and its ongoing needs for epilepsy care. Presented by Dr. Jay Gavvala, Associate Professor, Department of Neurology at UTHealth Houston. Request access.