The healthcare simulation debrief, if performed to a high standard, can often be an incredibly vulnerable space for both healthcare simulation participants, and as well, faculty debriefers. Sometimes an unexpected element for faculty in clinical simulation debrief is the management and direction required for any unexpected events that can occur in a debrief space. As [...]

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 [...]