Visibility of productivity in a healthcare simulation program is a great way to increase awareness and return on investment to faculty and institutional leadership. By marketing a clinical simulation program, teams can better demonstrate educational outcomes and opportunities to all stakeholders. Displays of throughput data that a clinical simulation program has completed is helpful to [...]
The 2023 Women in Leadership (WIL) Symposium is scheduled virtually for May 17 from 10 AM to 3:30 PM EDT, UTC-4 for healthcare simulationists. The WIL Symposium was created as a one-day event to bring together curious and aspiring, new, and experienced leaders in healthcare simulation. The challenges and opportunities for female healthcare simulation professionals [...]
The simulationist can facilitate the achievement of health career participant learning outcomes through the use of a variety of supplies and equipment. This ranges from simple laboratory supplies and equipment in a skills lab setting to complex high-fidelity human simulators in various healthcare and community settings. Not all healthcare simulation experiences require high fidelity. In [...]
Many healthcare simulation programs are orchestrated by a number of individuals, while other clinical simulation programs fulfill operations with a team of one. While medical simulation provided by just a few curious individuals can certainly make an impact, larger teams are able to afford even greater educational opportunities to learners. For this reason, simulationists operating [...]