By: Carl Preiksaitis (@CMPreik) “To study the phenomena of disease without books is to sail an uncharted sea, while to study books without patients is not to go to sea at all.” -Sir William Osler […]
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Category: Simulation
Implementing and Sustaining In Situ Simulation programs
By: Victoria Brazil (@SocraticEM)[…]
Simulation for a new hospital opening?
By: Victoria Brazil (@SocraticEM) Imagine your health service is about to spend millions (if not billions) of dollars on a new hospital. Effective physical design and streamlined workflows will be essential for a new facility where […]
Creating an Inclusive Simulation Lab: It’s Time to Stop Calling Them Confederates
By: Carl Preiksaitis (@CMPreik) I am in the simulation lab reviewing basic emergency medicine cases with a group of medical students. I have taken the usual pains with my pre-briefing to create a psychologically safe […]
Wearing Hats and Blending Boundaries as a Simulation Educator
By: Victoria Brazil (@SocraticEM) As a simulation practitioner, what ‘hat’ do you wear? Clinician? Educator? And are these identities in conflict or are they blended? These questions are central to Will Dace’s new model for how […]