Free Collaborative Webinar
Join simulation expert Mary Tucker from Metropolitan State
University of Denver for a presentation that walks participants through the
essential planning elements for successful Simulation-Enhanced
Interprofessional Education (Sim-IPE). It covers key components, including
preparatory meetings, scheduling, stakeholder alignment, resource allocation,
learning objectives, implementation best practices, and evaluation tools. It
also addresses common challenges, including role clarity, learner readiness,
space, funding, and scheduling, and offers practical solutions. Designed for
both newcomers and experienced educators, the session provides actionable
insights to help create effective, team-based simulation experiences that
prepare learners for safe, collaborative interprofessional practice. Register now!
In this webinar, you will learn:
- Discuss key components of the planning phase for a successful Sim-IPE activity.
- Recognize strategies for aligning interprofessional competencies.
- Outline steps for effective implementation of Sim-IPE.
- Examine common challenges in planning and executing Sim-IPE activities.
Speakers:
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[Webinar On-demand] The Evolution of a Network-Wide Simulation Center
Join us for a live collaborative learning event. Presented by Michael Kost, Director of Network Simulation at Einstein Healthcare Network, who will share insights on how to grow a network-wide simulation program, integrate quality improvement initiatives, & obtain employee buy-in. Request access.
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[Webinar On-Demand] Comparing Rapid Cycle Deliberate Practice and Traditional Reflective Debriefing on Interprofessional Team Performance
Join us for a collaborative learning event. Dr. Susan Wiltrakis and Dr. Sherita Holmes will provide their insights on different debriefing strategies and compare their performance outcomes on interprofessional team training. Request Access!
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[Webinar On-Demand] Montana State University’s BioReD Hub: Rural Access to Healthcare Simulation.
Join us for a collaborative webinar “Montana State University’s BioReD Hub: Rural Access to Healthcare Simulation.” Explore how the BioReD Hub is transforming healthcare training by providing rural communities with access to high-fidelity, immersive simulation for nursing and allied health professions. Led by Dr. Bernadette McCrory, Associate Professor at the College of Engineering and Director of the BioReD Hub at Montana State University, this session will highlight the integration of interdisciplinary collaboration and showcase the innovative BioMaker space designed for rapid deployment of healthcare solutions. Gain insights into how this groundbreaking initiative is shaping the future of healthcare simulation and improving rural access to cutting-edge training. Request access.