Free Collaborative Webinar
In this live webinar, you will gain valuable insights on:
- Thought processes on simulation methods and design.
- Use of BLAST events intermingled with scheduled course simulations.
- Exploring how VR can be incorporated into the curriculum.
- Benefits of moving toward a dedicated simulation team.
- Revenue streams – development classes, funding initiatives, summer camp.
Speakers:

Christine Thomas PhD, RN, CHSE-A
Director of Simulation and Experiential Learning
George Washington University

Vivian Bowman MSN, RN, PCCN
Simulation Educator
George Washington University

Jennifer Wendel MEd, MSN, RN
Simulation Educator
George Washington University
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