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Are Learning Styles Debunked? What We Need to Know for Healthcare Simulation
Bruce Hood, Chair of Developmental Psychology in Society, University of Bristol writes that there is no evidence to back the…
Physiology: The Force Behind Healthcare Simulation – A Guide for Techs, Part 4C: Insulin
Although simulation in healthcare incorporates knowledge from many disciplines, perhaps the most pervasive information comes from physiology. Some simulation team…
Evidence-Based Practice Defined for Simulation in Healthcare
Evidence-based practice (EBP) attempts to identify the differences and provide a pathway to ensure that current medical practice is based…
Physiology: The Force Behind Healthcare Simulation – A Guide for Techs, Part 4: Diabetes
This article is part 4 of a series of posts related to physiology, with this article introducing the physiology of…
EHR Physical Assessment Document for Simulation – Includes Excel Template
This week’s HealthySim exclusive article describes how to generate a low cost EHR Physical Assessment form with dropdown menus. A…
Physiology: The Force Behind Healthcare Simulation – A Guide for Techs, Part 3: Pulse Oximetry
Simulation team members may have a limited background in physiology or medicine. An understanding of basic physiological concepts can enable…
Blood Transfusion Documents and Excel Labels for Simulation in Healthcare — Includes Template
Blood transfusions may be found in a variety of simulations such as those involving bleeding peptic ulcers, postoperative hemorrhage, postpartum…
Using Gap Analysis to Drive Clinical Simulation Improvements
Gap analysis should be used in the hospital when a patient is harmed or a near miss occurs or an…
Rewind Do Over: Rapid Cycle Deliberate Practice Simulation in Healthcare
When learners move into clinical experiences they often remain focused on skills and may have difficulty applying the theoretical knowledge…
Physiology: The Force Behind Healthcare Simulation – A Guide for Techs, Part 2: Heart & Respiratory Rate
Some simulation team members may have a limited background in physiology or medicine. An understanding of basic physiological concepts can…
What About Simulation in the Healthcare Classroom?
Small groups are considered ideal because of the nature of simulation and debriefing. Can simulation be moved into the classroom…
Physiology: The Force Behind Healthcare Simulation – A Guide for Techs, Part 1: Blood Pressure
This article is the first in a series of posts about the importance of understanding physiology when developing medical simulation…