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Education and Training
The approach of using professional actors to Simulate Roles and Experiences is one of the fastest growing strategies for teaching and training these days.
Here are some industries that frequently use Simulation training:
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December 1st
University of British Columbia Midwifery -Physical/Practical Exam
November 24th
University of British Columbia Occupational Therapy
-Lift and Transfer Practical Exam
October 16th
University of British Columbia
Pharmaceutical Sciences
-Mock OSCE International Students
October 13th
University of British Columbia Occupational Therapy
-OSOT 515 Practical Exam
Sept -Dec
University of British Columbia
Pharmaceutical Sciences
-International Student CP3 Labs
-2nd year labs
-3rd year
-IE Exams
Sept -Nov
BCIT Nursing BSN Labs
-Surgical Prioritization
-Post-Hospital Follow-up Tele-Simulation
-Pneumonia & Heart Failure -
-Naloxone/Overdose
-BSNC 1030: Orientation
-Managing Anger and Hostility (Virtual Sim) -Safety in Medication Administration
-Community Health Assessment 1 & 2
August 23rd
University of British Columbia
Department of Midwifery
-IEMBP Practical Exam
August 12th-20th
University of Windsor Social Work
-Virtual Client Interactions
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Following a 2-year hiatus due to pandemic restrictions, we’re pleased to announce the return of the SIM Expo! Join Canada’s passionate, interprofessional healthcare simulation community and world-leading experts at SIM Expo!
The 2022 SIM Expo will be held on October 17-18 in Toronto, Ontario,
SIM Expo is Canada’s interprofessional & multidisciplinary simulation conference.
THE EMPATHY EXAMS
by Leslie Jamison
A medical actor writes her own script. A creative and curious read about the role of Standardized Patient (see on the web)
Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality and Simulation gives BCIT Students a significant learning advantage (see article in Vancouver Sun)
