Free Educational Webinar
Join us for a collaborative learning event and learn about promoting meaningful ARDEI practices when developing simulation scenarios.
In this webinar you will learn:
- Identify what impact bias and racism have on the development of a simulation scenario.
- Identify best practices used in simulation scenario development (how will you debrief this? What conversations may come up during debriefing?)
- Discuss methods of incorporating ARDEI concepts into scenario development.
- Examine some methods of incorporating ARDEI concepts into scenario development.
Speaker:
Keondra Rustan PhD, RN, CHSE, CNE
Assistant Director of Simulation School of Nursing University of Washington
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