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How to Use Rapid Cycle Deliberate Practice (RCDP) in A Clinical Simulation Program
Rapid Cycle Deliberate Practice (RCDP) is a clinical simulation-based technique that differs from the majority of traditional clinical simulation practices.…
How to Frame Undergraduate Clinical Simulation as a Positive Experience
Undergraduate clinical simulation-based educational experiences are incredibly important for any future healthcare worker. The vast majority of healthcare educational institutes…
How to Use Non-Verbal and Body Language Cues in Clinical Simulation Debrief
Over 80% of communication comes from body language, which should be an especially helpful insight for clinical simulation educators. There…
How to Make a Healthcare Simulation Program Successful in 2024
Once staff returns from their holiday break, the new year period can be an impactful time to harness energy to…
Get Back to The Basics of Clinical Simulation
As healthcare simulation educators, there is often pressure to deliver complex clinical simulations with entire teams more regularly than can…
How to Complete Healthcare Simulation Program Annual Reviews
Reviewing a healthcare simulation program annually can create massive improvements in performance outcomes. While the end of the year can…
How to Start a Healthcare Simulation Program in a Small or Rural Hospital
Clinical simulation is an incredibly efficient, well-liked, and successful learning modality for healthcare workers. In small towns, rural, and semi-rural…
How to Choose What Debrief Question to Ask in Healthcare Simulation
One of the most complex parts of the role of clinical simulation debriefer is the choice of what question to…
Why Does Curiosity Matter in Clinical Simulation?
Curiosity is defined as a strong desire to know and learn. As a clinical simulation debriefer, an essential skill is…
Considerations as a Guest Faculty Debriefer in Medical Simulation
Clinical simulation debriefing sessions are often performed and experienced in the clinical location of the clinical simulation debriefer’s expertise. However,…
How to Advance Your Career in Clinical Simulation Education
Once established as an educator in a healthcare simulation, there are many skills to learn. In fact, the role of…
How to Maximize Reactions Phase of Debriefing Healthcare Simulation
The initial reactions or feelings phase of a healthcare simulation debrief, no matter the debrief modality utilized, is an incredibly…