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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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April 24th
BC women’s hospital 
Neonatal-Perinatal OSCE Exam


April 13th-17th

University of British Columbia   
Pharmaceutical Scien
ces
-ICE exams 1st, 2nd, 3rd year Students


April 11th - 13th
 
Turner Construction
Workplace Safety Workshops


March 27-29th
University of British Columbia   
Midwifery

IMEBP Emergency Delivery and History

OSCE Exams

March 27-29th
Child Health BC
Pediatric Mental Health Education Videos

March 13th-24th
University of British
 Columbia
Social Work
Family Simulation Lab Workshops


March 1st
Douglas College Veterinary Tech Program 
Simulated client pet owner interviews


February-March
BCIT Nursing BSN Labs
-Surgical Prioritization 
-Post-Hospital Follow-up Tele-Simulation
-Pneumonia & Heart Failure                          -

-Naloxone/Overdose 
-Managing Anger and Hostility (Virtual Sim)  -Safety in Medication Administration 
-Community Health Assessment 1 & 2 


January -March
University of British Columbia
Pharmaceutical Sciences-
International Student CP3 Labs
 +1st year, 2nd year & 3rd yea Lab
s

 Tel: 778-989-6929​

​ Email: info@simed.ca

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COMMUNITY

It is the 10th anniversary of the SIM Expo, so a perfect time to reflect on our community’s journey to this point and to envision simulation’s future!

The 2023 SIM Expo is December 11-12 in Ottawa, Ontario.

This is an especially important year for our advocacy efforts - we will be in Ottawa, Canada's capital, and working to engage leaders from government and NGOs.

Click Here to Sign Up!
 

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)

 

VR and Simulation Driving a Revolution in Medical Education

and Surgery   (see on the web)

 

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