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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 Sciences
-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 Labs
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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.
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)
