Free Collaborative Webinar
Join experts from Mount Sinai West Hospital—Dr. Susannah Kurtz and Dr. Priscilla Loanzon—for an engaging webinar on how collaborative simulation training models can strengthen clinical teams and improve patient outcomes. You’ll discover how to define and implement ID, IP, and MD simulation, identify opportunities for integration, and design team-based models that drive real-world impact. Don’t miss this chance to walk away with practical strategies you can apply to your own program. Request access!
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Identify the differences and shared features of interdisciplinary (ID), interprofessional (IP), and multidisciplinary (MD) simulation-based training in health care
- Define opportunities for ID, IP, and MD simulation-based learning experiences
- Leverage professional relationships to improve patient and team outcomes
- Create an ID, IP, and MD simulation-based training models
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[On-Demand Webinar] Building a Comprehensive and Thriving Simulation Center From Almost Nothing
Join us for a collaborative learning webinar. Learn how Holyoke Community College was able to build a simulation center that supports healthcare education and training on campus and performs hundreds of simulations per semester.
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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.
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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!