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Christensen, M.D., Østergaard, D., Stagelund, S. et al. Embracing multiple stakeholders’ perspectives in defining competent simulation facilitators’ characteristics and educational behaviours: a qualitative study from Denmark, Korea, and Australia. Adv Simul 8, 1 (2023).
Cassidy, D.J., Jogerst, K., Coe, T. et al. Simulation versus reality: what can interprofessional simulation teach us about team dynamics in the trauma bay?. Global Surg Educ 1, 56 (2022).
Swerdlow, Barry et al. What is the Best Method to Teach Screen-Based Simulation in Anesthesia Distance Education? Clinical Simulation In Nursing, Volume 74, 49 - 56
Karen J Dickinson, Wendy L Ward, Robert Minarcin, Christopher Trudeau, Kathryn K Neill . International Journal of Healthcare Simulation: An interprofessional medical malpractice mock trial: event evolution and assessment of efficacy. 10.54531/zxmk6987. Adi Health + Wellness.
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Cassidy, D.J., Jogerst, K., Coe, T. et al. Simulation versus reality: what can interprofessional simulation teach us about team dynamics in the trauma bay?. Global Surg Educ 1, 56 (2022).
Swerdlow, Barry et al. What is the Best Method to Teach Screen-Based Simulation in Anesthesia Distance Education? Clinical Simulation In Nursing, Volume 74, 49 - 56
Karen J Dickinson, Wendy L Ward, Robert Minarcin, Christopher Trudeau, Kathryn K Neill . International Journal of Healthcare Simulation: An interprofessional medical malpractice mock trial: event evolution and assessment of efficacy. 10.54531/zxmk6987. Adi Health + Wellness.
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Join us for the May edition of the Simulcast Journal Club, hosted by Vic Brazil and Ben Symon. In this episode: Cracking the debriefing approach for embracing complexity adaptive systems, psychological safety as gardening, ethical AI in academic writing, and medical students practising IV cannulas on each other… The papers Amorøe TN et al. Resilience-focused debriefing: addressing complexity in interprofessional simulation-based education—a design-based research study . Adv Simul. 2025; 10:25. Nestel D, et al. ‘Tending’ the ‘garden’ of psychological safety in simulation-based education . J Healthc Simul. 2025 Apr 21. Cheng A, et al. Artificial intelligence-assisted academic writing: recommendations for ethical use. Adv Simul. 2025;10:22. Kiernan R, et al. Medical students' preferences on practicing intravenous insertion on each other and via simulation . Simul Healthc. 2025 Apr;20(2):129–135. Another great month on Simulcast. Happy listening…
1 204 Advanced Performance: Simulation for designing better healthcare 55:39
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEver wondered if we should have tested the new hospital space before moving in? Thinking that new piece of equipment won’t work for your current workflow? Want to implement a new checklist but not sure if it will work? In this episode Vic and Ben speak with Andrew Petrosoniak and Christopher Hicks from Advanced Performance . Chris and Petro are both emergency physicians who have built an impressive repertoire of using simulation to explore and improve performance of team, systems and spaces in healthcare. Our conversation is wide ranging, offering perspectives on why this use of simulation is still relatively limited, as well as how the processes for this technique are evolving. We talked about design thinking and simulation , the use of framework analysis , the Macleamy curve , and the concepts of ROI for this work. Ben shared his favourite book on design principles . We referred to some other excellent podcasts including Paul Phrampus talking about connecting with hospital executives on One Million Lives , and our own episode of Simulcast discussing Nora Colman’s paper saving $90 million testing a hospital before it was built. Lots more on the Advanced Performance website. Happy listening…
Join us for the April edition of the Simulcast Journal Club, hosted by Vic Brazil and Ben Symon, In this episode: Self-led debriefings, measuring team cognition, simulation as a basic computational mechanism in the brain, and picto-dictionaries. The papers Kumar P, Harrison NM, McAleer K, Khan I, Somerville SG. Exploring the role of self-led debriefings within simulation-based education: time to challenge the status quo? . Adv Simul . 2025;10(9). Evans JC, Evans MB, Lingard L. Team cognition in healthcare simulation: a framework for deliberate measurement . Adv Simul . 2025;10(12). Barsalou LW. Simulation, situated conceptualization, and prediction . Philos Trans R Soc Lond B Biol Sci . 2009;364(1521):1281–89. Kou M, Sanseau E, Kardong-Edgren S, von Hauff P, Ramachandra G, Walsh B, et al. Enhancing simulation-based healthcare education and research reporting using pictograms: does a picture paint a thousand words? Commentary from the International Distance Simulation Summit Pictogram Track . J Healthc Simul . 2025 Apr 14. Another great month on Simulcast. Happy listening…
1 202 Safer Births NEJM with Hege Ersdal and Benjamin Kamala 41:07
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWelcome to Simulcast! In this special episode, Victoria Brazil is joined by Hege Ersdal and Benjamin Kamala, the joint first authors of a ground-breaking study just published in the New England Journal of Medicine . Their program aimed to reduce birth-related mortality in Tanzania, with spectacular success. The Safer Births Bundle integrated key elements: innovative simulation training, data-driven quality improvements, advanced clinical devices, and international collaboration and local empowerment. Neonatal mortality was reduced by 40 % and maternal deaths reduced by 75%. Congratulations to all involved. The article: Kamala BA, Ersdal HL, Moshiro RD, Guga G, Dalen I, Kvaløy JT, Bundala FA, Makuwani A, Kapologwe NA, Mfaume RS, Mduma ER, Mdoe P; Safer Births Bundle of Care Study Group. Outcomes of a Program to Reduce Birth-Related Mortality in Tanzania . N Engl J Med. 2025 Mar 13;392(11):1100-1110. doi: 10.1056/NEJMoa2406295.…
Join us for the March edition of the Simulcast Journal Club, hosted by Vic Brazil and Ben Symon, In this episode: Integrating electronic medical records into simulations, learning from reluctant participants in paediatric simulation training, using tabletop sandbox simulations to understand emergency department care coordination, and quality in simulated participant programs in Australia. The papers Wu, T., & Coggins, A. R. (2025). Low-cost electronic medical record interface for healthcare simulation. Journal of Healthcare Simulation SRSIS, 1, S9–S11. https://doi.org/10.54531/AGRS5189 Hybinette, K., Praetorius, G., Ekstedt, M., & Pukk Härenstam, K. (2025). Navigating the complexity of emergency department care coordination: A qualitative exploration of adaptive strategies using a tabletop sandbox simulation. Applied Ergonomics, 125, 104466. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apergo.2025.104466 Newhouse, L., & Polwart, N. (2025). What can simulation educators learn from the reluctant participant? An exploration of the factors influencing engagement amongst adult learners participating in paediatric simulation training. Advances in Simulation, 10(4). https://doi.org/10.1186/s41077-025-00331-9 Stokes-Parish, J., Bannatyne, A., Green, P., Alsaba, N., Turner, C., Marr, K., & Gough, S. (2025). Benchmarking person-centered simulated participant programs: A Delphi consensus study in an Australian context. Clinical Simulation in Nursing, 99, 101683. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ecns.2024.101683 Another great month on Simulcast. Happy listening…
This is our 200th episode of Simulcast. To mark the occasion, Vic, Ben. Jess and Jesse all shared some thoughts on what we think we’ve achieved, the impacts that Simulcast has had on us, and ventured some highlights We reflected on our first episode in 2016, and our review of Davis Gaba’s Future vision of simulation in healthcare . Ben ventured that he thought we might end up like the Margaret and David of journal club hosts. 😊 We all then had a slightly more serious thought about our future vison of healthcare simulation over the next 10 years. Happy listening.…
1 199 Better airway management through translational simulation in a rural ED 40:04
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEver felt that preparing equipment for advanced airway management in your ED is ‘messy’? In this episode Vic interviews Dr Ava Butler, an emergency doctor and QI/ simulation practitioner from rural British Columbia. We discussed her recent article about how equipment re-design and translational simulation was used to dramatically improve preparation speed and staff level of comfort with advanced airway management. The conversation was informative and inspiring. We talked about the liberating structures process of brainstorming ideas for improvement, the role of patient partners in improvement, the hierarchy of interventions in quality improvement, and the significance of qualitative measures and stories in improvement efforts. We marvelled at the dramatic improvements they achieved using a color-coded airway cart and translational simulation; a 76% reduction in time taken to prepare airway equipment, and significant improvements in staff comfort and team culture. EM sim cases got an honourable mention 😊, as did quality improvement initiatives that bring teams to the forefront . Ava explained just how rewarding it is to be part of a rural practitioner team who design improvements with patients at the centre. Learn about the implementation of a color-coded airway cart and how quality improvement techniques empowered healthcare workers, increased their confidence, and enhanced patient experiences. Happy Listening The paper Ava Butler, Michael Chen, Shruti Kaushik, Terra Lee, Liam Raudaschl & Audrey Giles. From “Airway scares me” to “I would say I’m pretty comfortable”: quality improvement for reducing time to obtain equipment for adult advanced airway management in a rural emergency department. Can J Emerg Med (2025).…
Ben and Vic are back for 2025, reviewing the latest healthcare simulation literature in the February episode of the journal club. A call to honour SPs, saving $90million though simulation testing, cognitive biases in simulation debriefing and inspiring simulation-based improvement work from Tanzania. The papers Clark, L., et al (2024). Call to Action: Honoring Simulated Participants and Collaborating With Simulated Participant Educators . Simulation in Healthcare. Colman, Net al. (2024). The Business Case for Simulation-Based Hospital Design Testing: $90M Saved in Costs Avoided . Pediatric Quality and Safety, 9:e775. Meguerdichian, M. J., et al. (2024). When Common Cognitive Biases Impact Debriefing Conversations. Advances in Simulation, 9:48. Kamala, B. A et. al. (2025). Practice, Experiences, and Facilitators of Simulation-Based Training During One Year of Implementation in 30 Hospitals in Tanzania . SAGE Open Nursing, 11, 1–13. Another great month on Simulcast. Happy listening…
1 197 Advances in Simulation: More Than a Feeling with Vicki LeBlanc & Glenn Posner 46:01
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode of Simulcast, Vic Brazil is joined by Vicki LeBlanc and Glenn Posner to discuss their recent article " More Than a Feeling: Emotional Regulation Strategies for Simulation-Based Education " published in Advances in Simulation. The conversation delves into the importance of recognizing and addressing emotions in simulation-based learning environments. Vicki and Glenn share insights on why emotions are often seen as taboo or difficult to manage in simulation, despite being a natural part of clinical practice (and everyday life!). They explain how emotions impact cognitive processes like attention, judgment and memory, and why ignoring them can hinder learning objectives. We explore practical strategies for identifying emotional cues, assessing whether emotions are helpful or hindering, and employing implicit or explicit regulation techniques. We emphasize the need to normalize emotional responses and view them as valuable data, rather than something to be avoided. The article aims to provide simulation educators with a comprehensive framework for understanding and responding to the emotional aspects of simulation-based learning. It challenges the notion that simulation should be a purely rational endeavour, underscoring the vital role emotions play in preparing healthcare learners for the realities of clinical practice. Happy listening!…
Simulating ICU transports to determine lift sizes. Meta-debriefing, clinical debriefing in operating theatres, and supporting psychological safety. Another great episode on Simulcast journal club to close out 2024. We’ll be back in February 2025! And, for bonus holiday viewing… also check out Ben Symon’s brilliant talk at the Victorian Simulation Alliance on the importance of algorithm design in healthcare and how simulation can help . The articles (with links): - Barnett SG, Stephens KM. Simulated impact of lift car sizes on transport of critical care patients: Informing the design of the New Dunedin Hospital . Anaesth Intensive Care. 2024 May;52(3):188-196. Kumar, Prashant et al. Exploring the Meta-debrief: Developing a Toolbox for Debriefing the Debrief . Simulation in Healthcare, October 22, 2024 Phillips, Emma et al. Development and validation of the theatre team tool (TTT): A clinical debriefing tool for multidisciplinary theatre teams . Trends in Anaesthesia and Critical Care, Volume 58, 2024. Vaughn, J. et al. Promoting psychological safety in simulation using a novel visual tool: A mixed-methods quasi-experimental study , Nurse Education Today, Volume 146, 2025, Happy holidays and thanks for listening to Simulcast in 2024!…
Speech diarisation for simulation debriefings, simulation and root cause analysis, translational simulation implementation, and music before sim to reduce anxiety. Another great month on Simulcast. The articles (with links): - Brutschi, R., Wang, R., Kolbe, M. et al. Speech recognition technology for assessing team debriefing communication and interaction patterns: An algorithmic toolkit for healthcare simulation educators . Adv Simul 9, 42 (2024). Slakey DP, et al. Using simulation to improve root cause analysis of adverse surgical outcomes . Int J Qual Health Care. 2014 Apr;26(2):144-50 Paganotti LA, Shope R, Calhoun A, McDonald PL. Barriers and Facilitators to Implementing Simulation-Based Translational Research: A Qualitative Study . Simul Healthc. 2024 Aug 1;19(4):220-227 Gosselin, Kevin et al. Efficacy of 15-minute music intervention on nursing students' anxiety, self-efficacy, and performance in simulation testing: A randomized study . Clinical Simulation In Nursing, Nov 2024 Volume 96, 101625 And… Don’t forget Simulation Reconnect is on again Bond University, Wednesday 27th November. Registration here…
In situ sim and latent safety threats, psychological safety ecosystems, reclaiming professional identity through simulation, and simulating Mt Everest expeditions. Another great month on Simulcast. The articles (with links): - Grace MA, O'Malley R. Using In Situ Simulation to Identify Latent Safety Threats in Emergency Medicine: A Systematic Review . Simul Healthc. 2024 Aug 1;19(4):243-253 Eller S, Vlasses F, Horsley T, Connor J. Simulation psychological safety ecosystem: using constructivist grounded theory to explore nurses’ experiences with prelicensure simulation . International Journal of Healthcare Simulation. 2024 Smith, S.E., Tallentire, V.R., Doverty, J. et al. Reclaiming identities: exploring the influence of simulation on refugee doctors’ workforce integration . Adv Simul 9, 37 (2024) Dieckmann, Peter et al. Combining storytelling and a scenario re-enactment of Mt. Everest expeditions to practice cognitive and social skills . Clinical Simulation In Nursing, Volume 96, 101591 Happy listening! And… Don’t forget Simulation Reconnect is on again Bond University, Wednesday 27th November. Registration here…
The articles (with links): - Godmon, A., Walker, K., & Symon, B. (2024). Hijacking telehealth technology to deliver tele-simulation: outlining the tangible and unanticipated benefits . International Journal of Healthcare Simulation. Korimbocus, B., Wilson, H., McGuckin, A. et al. ‘Having skin in the game’: guiding principles for incorporating moulage into OSCEs . Adv Simul 9, 34 (2024) Lorello GR, Hodwitz K, Issenberg SB, Brydges R. Relinquishing control? Supervisor co-regulation may disrupt students' self-regulated learning during simulation-based training . Adv Health Sci Educ Theory Pract. 2024 Mar;29(1):9-25. Stone KP, Rutman L, Calhoun AW, et.al. SQUIRE-SIM (Standards for Quality Improvement Reporting Excellence for SIMulation): Publication Guidelines for Simulation-Based Quality Improvement Projects . Simul Healthc. 2024 Aug 16. Happy listening! And also mentioned on the podcast - Sarah Blissett’s winning article at the AMEE Simulation Journal Club. We loved it too and reviewed on Simulcast back in March. Listen again here! And… Don’t forget Simulation Reconnect is on again Bond University, Wednesday 27th November. Registration here…
1 192 IPSS The Podcast with Erin Carn-Bennett 16:05
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWe welcomed Erin Carn-Bennet to the podcast for a conversation about her new venture – as coproducer of IPSS- The Podcast Erin is a Simulation Nurse Educator for Douglas Starship Simulation Programme, Lead host Sim Nurse NZ podcast, Co-founder Sim2Lead, Content Coordinator and Writer for HealthySimulation.com, Nursing Director Med Sim Solutions The International Paediatric Simulation Society (IPSS) is a global community of multidisciplinary paediatric focused health professionals from over 30 countries, working to improving the care of infants and children worldwide through multi-disciplinary, simulation-based education, training, and research in paediatric simulation IPSS host a resource rich website, run events and an annual conference. Now they’ve decided to start a podcast! Erin is joined in that venture by Samreen Vora, Christine Bailey, and Elaine Ng. Erin and Vic talked about the work of IPSS and the aspiration of the podcast to support that mission. The first episode is out, and you can listen on Spotify here. Happy listening vb…
Training as imagined?, sim for faster stroke treatment, simulation after key events, Implementing TALK for clinical debriefing. Another great month on Simulcast. The articles: - Kerins, J., Ralston, K., Stirling, S.A. et al. Training as imagined? A critical realist analysis of Scotland’s internal medicine simulation programme. Adv Simul 9, 27 (2024) Ajmi SC, Kurz M, Lindner TW, et al. Does clinical experience influence the effects of team simulation training in stroke thrombolysis? A prospective cohort study . BMJ Open 2024;14:e086413 Diaz-Navarro, C., Jones, B., Pugh, G. et al. Improving quality through simulation; developing guidance to design simulation interventions following key events in healthcare . Adv Simul 9, 30 (2024). Diaz-Navarro C, Enjo-Perez I, Leon-Castelao E, Hadfield A, Nicolas-Arfelis JM, Castro-Rebollo P. Implementation of the TALK© clinical self-debriefing tool in operating theatres: a single-centre interventional study . Br J Anaesth. 2024 Jul 29:S0007-0912(24)00413-6. And also mentioned on the podcast The Self Development Module on ‘Introduction to Quality Improvement’ Happy listening! And… Date Claimers The Victorian Translational SIMposium 6th September, Melbourne . Details and registration here Simulation Reconnect is on again Bond University, Wednesday 27th November. Registration here…
1 190 Advances in Simulation - Indirect Communication With Taryn Taylor 50:11
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedTaylor, T., Columbus, L., Banner, H. et al. “The patient is awake and we need to stay calm”: reconsidering indirect communication in the face of medical error and professionalism lapses. Adv Simul 9, 17 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1186/s41077-024-00293-4 We know that speaking up is good for patient safety, but hard to do, and that training may not be effective in altering behaviour in the face of hierarchy and cultural barriers. In this article, Taryn Taylor and her research team suggest that indirect, subtle challenges are less well understood and may have more value than we’ve appreciated. And maybe patent presence might be an important influence on this behaviour? Taryn Taylor is an OBGYN and simulation practitioner and researcher. She is assistant professor of Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Western University in London Ontario Canada, a graduate of the Uni Ottawa Simulation Fellowship, and has a PhD in Health Professions Education from Maastricht University. As a researcher, most recently she’s focused on using sociological fidelity in simulation to explore the complex social dynamics in healthcare teams that impact care delivery and patient outcomes. The article is a methodological masterclass, showing us how to create ‘sociologic fidelity’ to allow research of these complex relational phenomena and how to use this ‘simulation primed elicitation approach’ to collect data. The findings are unsettling but important! Even in the face of error and lapses in patient safety, the communication remained indirect, subtle, and sometimes non-verbal. Study subjects described quite problematic assumptions about their teams, that we must recognise to advance work in this area. Taryn helps us get the story behind the study and we reflect on how this might translate to a broader educational agenda. Happy listening! vb…
Teamwork, EDI, cognitive load, stress testing the cath lab - perennial topics explored in interesting ways. Another great month on Simulcast. The articles: - Holgaard, R., Bruun, B., Zingenberg, F. et al. An interview study about how nurses and physicians talk about the same concepts differently. BMC Med Educ 24, 698 (2024). Mutch, J., Golden, S., Purdy, E. et al. Equity, diversity and inclusion in simulation-based education: constructing a developmental framework for medical educators . Adv Simul 9, 20 (2024). Wiltrakis, S., Hwu, R., Holmes, S. et al. Debriefer cognitive load during Traditional Reflective Debriefing vs. Rapid Cycle Deliberate Practice interdisciplinary team training . Adv Simul 9, 23 (2024) Jafri FN, et al. S tress Testing the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory: A Novel Use of In Situ Simulation to Identify and Mitigate Latent Safety Threats During Acute Airway Management . Simul Healthc. 2024 Apr 1;19(2):75-81. Happy listening! And… Date Claimers The Victorian Translational SIMposium 6th September, Melbourne . Details and registration here Simulation Reconnect is on again Bond University, Wednesday 27th November. Registration here…
Vic and Ben reflect on their time at SESAM 2024 in Prague. We were pleased to release this episode in conjunction with Laerdal’s One Million lives podcast SESAM is the Society for Simulation in Europe. Their vision is “ improved healthcare through simulation. Enabling safe, patient-centred care delivered by a competent and confident healthcare workforce in a well-functioning healthcare system ”. The 2024 conference in Prague drew more than 1000 attendees from 63 countries. Our highlights included A brilliant keynote from Lisa Brogaard and Tanja Manser on their research program on nontechnical skills in maternity resuscitation teams. Example articles here and here A research update from Gabe Reedy and Michaela Kolbe ( EIC and Senior Editor at Advances in Simulation ). This included a focus on the SiREN network within SESAM. The announcement that Advances in Simulation now has an Impact Factor – its 2.8 ! More on Impact Factor here. Another excellent keynote – from Prague based journalist and science communicator Daniel Stach Exhibitors and industry updates Great short communications - including an update from Jo Park Ross and Marvin Jansen from Capetown, SA, talking about their SHARE initiative - Simulation in Healthcare for African Research and Education. ‘fostering fairness, equity and diversity in research’ http://blogs.uct.ac.za/SHARE/ Our VEMS (Visually Enhanced Mental Simulations) workshop – with Ben’s new resource for VEMS delivery here Next year – SESAM is in Valencia Spain June 2025!…
Standards and consensus statements. Sim as ‘start-up’. Faculty development for translational simulation. Another great month on Simulcast. The articles: - Cristina Diaz-Navarro, Colette Laws-Chapman, Michael Moneypenny, Makani Purva. The ASPiH Standards – 2023: guiding simulation-based practice in health and care . IJOHS 2024 Diaz-Navarro, C., Armstrong, R., Charnetski, M. et al. Global consensus statement on simulation-based practice in healthcare . Adv Simul 9, 19 (2024). Szabo, R.A., Molloy, E., Allen, K.J. et al. Leaders’ experiences of embedding a simulation-based education programme in a teaching hospital: an interview study informed by normalisation process theory. Adv Simul 9, 21 (2024). Sharon Clipperton, Leah McIntosh, Sarah Janssens, Benjamin Symon. Designing a faculty development programme for systems-focused translational simulation. IJOHS 2024 Happy listening! And… Date Claimer Simulation Reconnect is on again Bond University, Wednesday 27th November. Registration here…
1 186 Advances in Simulation: Translational Simulation Revisited 39:14
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn our latest Advances in Sim collaborative episode, we explore how translational simulation has evolved in the last 6 years. Ben interviews the authors of “ Translational simulation revisited: an evolving conceptual model for the contribution of simulation to healthcare quality and safety ”, Prof Gabe Reedy and our own Prof Victoria Brazil in order to explore their new paper. Together we discuss how the concepts of Purpose, Process and Conceptual Foundations underpin the strategic design and delivery of projects using translational sim.…
Rating and ranking debriefers and debriefing tools. Systematic reviews in simulation. Clinical debriefing. Simulation saving stroke patients. Contributions and transformation from Taiwanese SPs. Another great month on Simulcast. The articles: - Guimbarda, N et al. A Comparison of 2 Debriefing Rubrics to Assess Facilitator Adherence to the PEARLS Debriefing Framework . Simulation in Healthcare: April 24, 2024 Phillips EC, et al. Systematic review of clinical debriefing tools: attributes and evidence for use . BMJ Quality & Safety 2024;33:187-198. Aljuwaiser, S. et al. Evaluating the effects of simulation training on stroke thrombolysis: a systematic review and meta-analysis . Adv Simul 9, 11 (2024). Ho, Yun-Chi et al. Older Taiwanese Volunteers as Standardized Patients: Service Motivation, Identity Formation, and Internal Transformation . Simulation in Healthcare: November 13, 2023 Happy listening! And… Date Claimer Simulation Reconnect is on again Bond University, Wednesday 27th November. Details and early registration to be released shortly.…
Psychotherapy in the debrief room, Sim to improve blood transfusion systems sand safety, exploring simulation ‘dose’ for maintenance of skills, and comparing student self-assessment with educators and SPs . Another great month on Simulcast. The articles: - Drake, G. Drewek, K. “I Hate Sim!”—Using Psychotherapeutic Concepts to Help Educators Attend to Challenging States of Mind During Simulation Prebriefs . Simulation in Healthcare: The Journal of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare February 27, 2024. Dube et al. Harnessing system-focused simulation, debriefing and FMEA to inform healthcare blood transfusion safety and policy . International Journal of Healthcare Simulation. July 2022 Haynes, J. Rettedal, S. Ushakova, A. Perlman, J. Ersdal, H. How Much Training Is Enough? Low-Dose, High-Frequency Simulation Training and Maintenance of Competence in Neonatal Resuscitation. Simulation in Healthcare: March 6, 2024 Sullivan, C.C., O’Leary, D.M., Boland, F.M. et al. A comparative analysis of student, educator, and simulated parent ratings of video-recorded medical student consultations in pediatrics . Adv Simul 9, 10 (2024). And… Don’t forget to register for SESAM . Program and speakers released now. Will be an awesome few days in Prague in June 19th – 21st. Happy listening vb…
Demystifying simulators, replacing live tissue training for surgery, exploring uncertainty through simulation, and writing conference abstracts. Another great month on Simulcast. The articles: - Goodwin B, Nestel D. Demystifying simulators in healthcare . International Journal of Healthcare Simulation 2024. Swain C, et al. Trauma surgical simulation: discussing the replacement of live animals used as human patient simulators . Advances in Simulation 2024. Blissett S, et al. How do residents respond to uncertainty with peers and supervisors in multidisciplinary teams? Insights from simulations with epistemic fidelity . Advances in Simulation 2024. Sa-Couto C, et al. Writing a research abstract for a conference: 12 tips to excel in your work. International Journal of Healthcare Simulation. 2024 Happy listening vb…
Mental practice, designing and testing clinical pathways/ cognitive aids and supporting communities of practice in healthcare. Another great month on Simulcast. The articles: - Riggs, J., McGowan, M. & Hicks, C. Dream one, do one, teach one: a mental practice script for bougie assisted cricothyrotomy . Can J Emerg Med (2023). Marshall SD, Sanderson P, McIntosh CA, Kolawole H. The effect of two cognitive aid designs on team functioning during intra-operative anaphylaxis emergencies: a multi-centre simulation study . Anaesthesia. 2016 Apr;71(4):389-404. Woodward M, Dixon-Woods M, Randall W, et al. How to co-design a prototype of a clinical practice tool: a framework with practical guidance and a case study . BMJ Quality & Safety Published Online First: 12 December 2023 Symon B. and Walker K. Learning in healthcare virtual communities of practice; let’s rethink how we connect and grow. 2023. International Journal of Healthcare Simulation. Happy listening vb…
Simulcast and Bond University hosted the Simulation Reconnect symposium at the end of November. last year. A great day of talks, networking and sharing our healthcare simulation experience. For those who could not be there (and for those looking for a little reminder of key points) – Jess and Vic offer you our Sim Reconnect FOMO episode. Some highlights Vicki LeBlanc talked about emotions and simulation. More from Vicki on Simulcast here . Katie Walker and Ben Symon talked about ROI and demonstrating value and impact from our sim work. Ellen Davies gave us the Art and Science of designing recommendations for an organisation-wide simulation program. Our recent podcast with her here Zach Buxton helped us demystify 3 D printing for simulation educators. Ian Summers shared his “Confessions of a manikin addict” Another nice summary of the day in IJOHS – thanks Liam McCollow And finally …We are on again in 2024 Wednesday 27th November. Sim Reconnect 2024. Mark your diaries! In the meantime, if you’re interested in writing…. An academic, educator or clinician who just wants to ‘write better’… Consider our Writers festival at Bond University Monday 18th March. More information and registrations here…
1 180 Advances in Simulation: Recommendations for embedding simulation in health services 39:49
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWelcome to another “Advances in Simulation Edition” In this episode, Jesse is (finally) back behind the mic to interview Ellie Davies and Victoria Brazil about their work and recent publication in Advances in Simulation. Davies, E., Montagu, A. & Brazil, V. Recommendations for embedding simulation in health services. Adv Simul 8, 23 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1186/s41077-023-00262-3 We explore the background to this work and look to understand: The concept of sim being embedded - why/ what contexts? What do good 'embedded' sim services do? The recommendations. The recommendation domains are: (1) governance and leadership; (2) human resources; (3) principles and planning; (4) operationalise and evaluate and (5) look to the future. For more detail listen to the episode or head to Advances in Simulation in Healthcare to read the article. You can find Ellie , Adam and Victoria on LinkedIn and also contact Ellie as the corresponding author of the article on Advances.…
Teams and teamwork were the themes for our November Journal Club. In this special episode, Ben and Vic were joined by Eve Purdy to review four articles that took us on a deep dive into team science, team training using simulation and researching teamwork. This is the first of a series on teamwork that we will be releasing over the next 12 months at Simulcast. Our motivation is to give simulation practitioners a deeper understanding of teamwork and to enable more nuanced conversations about team performance and improvement in the debriefing room and beyond. We want to go beyond simple concepts and buzzwords about teamwork. Relax though, if you are not a teamwork nerd……in 2024 our Simulcast Journal Club will run every month with our usual eclectic mix of literature, and our teamwork thread episodes will be additional. So, this month we embarked on the journey with some classics: Rosenman et al. Changing Systems Through Effective Teams: A Role for Simulation . Academic Emergency Medicine 2017 Hicks and Petrosoniak. The Human Factor Optimizing Trauma Team Performance in Dynamic Clinical Environments . Emerg Clin N America 2018 Bolton et al. Revisiting Relational Coordination: A Systematic Review . Journal of Applied Behavioural Science 2021 Anderson et al. Understanding adaptive teamwork in health care: Progress and future directions. Journal of Health Services Research and Policy 2021 We also reflected on some great offerings from Eve and Ben with their talks on Relational Coordination and transactive memory systems at DFTB22. Also – don’t forget – Simulation Reconnect is on again. Wednesday November 15th at Bond University. Registrations open now! Happy listening vb…
AI and Chat GPT in simulation and in publishing, helping babies breathe (and live) through simulation training and another take n the ‘safe not soft’ discussion - four more excellent articles for Ben and Vic to discuss this month. Links here. Rodgers, David et al. Artificial Intelligence and the Simulationists . Simulation in Healthcare: The Journal of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare, September 21, 2023. Scerbo, Mark Can Artificial Intelligence Be My Coauthor?. Simulation in Healthcare: The Journal of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare 18(4): p 215-218, August 2023. Vadla, May Sissel et al.. Increase in Newborns Ventilated Within the First Minute of Life and Reduced Mortality After Clinical Data-Guided Simulation Training . Simulation in Healthcare: The Journal of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare, July 18, 2023. Pai, Dinker Ramananda MS, FRCS (Edin), CHSE, FSSH. Recovering From Adversity: Do We Need to Protect Our Learners?. Simulation in Healthcare: The Journal of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare 18(5):p 349-350, October 2023. Also – don’t forget – Simulation Reconnect is on again. Wednesday November 15th at Bond University. Registrations open now! Happy listening…
Death of the simulator, co-regulated learning, simulation-enabled building redesign, and writing better (or not) with Chat GPT - four more excellent articles for Ben and Vic to discuss this month. Links here. Rajendran G, et al. (August 10, 2023) T he Effect of Simulated Patient Death on Learner’s Stress and Knowledge Retention: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Randomized Controlled Trials . Cureus 15(8): e43278 Lorello GR, et al. Relinquishing control? Supervisor co-regulation may disrupt students' self-regulated learning during simulation-based training. Adv Health Sci Educ Theory Pract. 2023 May 28. Smith-Millman M,et al. Hazard Assessment and Remediation Tool for Simulation-Based Healthcare Facility Design Testing. HERD. 2023 Aug 7 Lingard L. Writing with ChatGPT: An Illustration of its Capacity, Limitations & Implications for Academic Writers. Perspect Med Educ. 2023 Jun 29;12(1):261-270. Plus Ben referred to this interesting Revisionist History episode – on answering new moral dilemmas through the Jesuit practice of casuistry. (We listen to podcasts as well you see) Also – don’t forget – Simulation Reconnect is on again. Wednesday November 15th at Bond University. Registrations open now! Happy listening…
Virtual and older SPs, transformative simulation, and psychological safety - four more excellent articles for Ben and Vic to discuss this month. Links here. Weldon et al. Transformative forms of simulation in health care – the seven simulation-based ‘I’s: a concept taxonomy review of the literature Smith et al. Older adults as simulated participants: a scoping review Bond et al. The Use of Virtual Standardized Patients for Practice in High Value Care Klenke-Borgmann et al. Role Clarity and Interprofessional Colleagues in Psychological Safety: A Faculty Reflection Also – don’t forget – Simulation Reconnect is on again. Wednesday November 15th at Bond University. Registrations open now!…
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We talk a lot about sim for education or quality improvement, but less about how it can connect us as people. In this episode Ben and Eve talk to Drs Sam Smith and Vicky Tallentire, the lead authors of a new essay in IJOHS entitled “ Simulation for Social Integration ”. Together we explore how Sam and Vicky’s article introduces this concept of simulation for social integration, what that means, and then what that looks like through a series of case studies from sim teams around Scotland. In doing so we unpack some deeper theories from the social sciences about the seeds of discord and how we can blossom them into something more productive. Many thanks to Sam, Eve and Vicky for their time. Reference: Samantha Eve Smith, Victoria Ruth Tallentire. Simulation for social integration, International Journal of Healthcare Simulation, . 10.54531/tdzn8875. https://www.ijohs.com/article/doi/10.54531/tdzn8875…
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Four more excellent articles for Ben and Vic to discuss this month. Speaking up (or listening down?), transformational debriefing, is deliberate practice really better than self guided practice, and the perils of ‘god-terms’. Links here. Barlow et al. Understanding observed receiver strategies in the healthcare speaking up context . Petrosoniak et al. Are we talking about practice? A randomized study comparing simulation‑based deliberate practice and mastery learning to self‑guided practice Varpio & Sherbino. Demonstrating causality, bestowing honours, and contributing to the arms race: Threats to the sustainability of HPE research Kainth & Reedy. Transforming Professional Identity in Simulation Debriefing: A Systematic Metaethnographic Synthesis of the Simulation Literature Also – don’t forget – Simulation Reconnect is on again. Wednesday November 15th at Bond University. Registrations open now! Happy listening…
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1 173 Interprofessional Education in Healthcare Simulation with Dr Karen Dickinson 35:13
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWhat do we really mean by ‘IPE’? And how can we design and deliver simulations for IPE outcomes? In this episode, Vic speaks with Dr Karen Dickinson about her work in IPE at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock, AR., where she is an Assistant Professor of Surgery and the Director of IPE Simulation and Clinical Skills Training. Karen gave us an overview of work in the area of IPE – “l earning about, from, and with other professions ”. Groups such as the Interprofessional Education Collaborative (IPEC) offer resources such as this scoping review of IPE and patient care and this Institutional Assessment Instrument (readers can evaluate their IPE efforts locally) We spoke about the differences and similarities between ‘IPE’ and ‘team training’ in sim and the barriers and enablers of this kind of work. Karen cited some examples, including interprofessional trauma simulations , and the mock trial involving health professions and law students , (previously discussed on Simulcast!) A cross-cutting theme was that success requires a thoughtful change management strategy , including institutional alignment, deep engagement with stakeholders, and using evidence-informed approaches. Thanks to Dr Karen Dickinson for her insights…
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Ben and Vic talk about four articles from the healthcare simulation literature, on diverse topics: psychological safety, cognitive load measurement, roles for maternity emergencies, and reflective pauses to optimise learning Links here Bahr, N., Ivankovic, J., Meckler, G. et al. Measuring cognitively demanding activities in pediatric out-of-hospital cardiac arrest . Adv Simul 8, 15 (2023). Janssens, Sarah & Kikkawa, Yoriko & Mavin, Timothy. (2023). How do maternity teams perform in and perceive a role-based approach to teamwork in maternity emergencies? A qualitative study in simulation. International Journal of Healthcare Simulation. 10.54531/wywv6555. Lee JY, Donkers J, Jarodzka H, Sellenraad G, Faber TJE, van Merriënboer JJG. The Effects of Reflective Pauses on Performance in Simulation Training . Simul Healthc. 2023 May 3. Somerville SG, Harrison NM, Lewis SA. Twelve tips for the pre-brief to promote psychological safety in simulation-based education. Med Teach. 2023 May 21:1-8. Also – don’t forget – Simulation Reconnect is on again. Wednesday November 15th at Bond University. Registrations open now!…
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1 171 Stress Exposure Simulation. Crossover Ep ”The Emergency Mind”. 56:18
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this joint episode with The Emergency Mind podcast, Vic Brazil and Dan Dworkis talk about ‘stress exposure’ simulation/ training, and how we prepare ourselves and our teams to perform under pressure. We started with a general discussion about the need for this kind of training and how others have approached it. There are some fantastic resources on this topic, including this one from First10EM. The main conversation was our recent article - Exploring participant experience to optimize the design and delivery of stress exposure simulations in emergency medicine . In our conversation we also talked about adaptive expertise , the book ‘Teams that Work’ , and Dan’s application of mental rehearsal and principles from martial arts. Happy listening!…
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Ben and Vic talk about four articles from the healthcare simulation literature. Practical lessons mixed with some theoretical deep dives! Links here Vemuri, Sidharth. Et al. Informing Simulation Design: A Qualitative Phenomenological Study of the Experiences of Bereaved Parents and Actors. Simulation in Healthcare: 18(2):p 75-81, April 2023. Rose SC, et al. Interprofessional clinical event debriefing-does it make a difference? Attitudes of emergency department care providers to INFO clinical event debriefings. CJEM. 2022 Nov;24(7):695-701. Phillips, Emma et al. Maximizing opportunities during a simulation fellowship. International Journal of Healthcare Simulation April 2023 Clarke, Samuel et al. Fostering Adaptive Expertise Through Simulation. Academic Medicine. April 21, 2023. And for more on educating for adaptive expertise, you might like to listen to this Harvard Macy Institute podcast. Also – don’t forget – Simulation Reconnect is on again. Wednesday November 15th at Bond University. Registrations open now!…
Training to listen effectively is a powerful skill that can transform our conversations in healthcare simulation, clinical work and even our home lives. In this episode Vic interviews Rebecca Minehart, Ben Symon and Laura Rock on their Harvard Business Review article “What’s your Listening Style” in order to deepen our understanding of what listening is, how it can be classified and how we can use this knowledge to shape the ways we connect with the humans around us. If you’d like to explore what your listening style is, you can check out the quiz in Bodie’s 2013 paper here. The paper Minehart, R., Symon, B. and Rock, L. (2022) What's your listening style?, Harvard Business Review. Available at: https://hbr.org/2022/05/whats-your-listening-style…
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Ben and Vic talk about four articles from the healthcare simulation literature. This month we had a focus on simulation debriefing and on simulation design and delivery to optimise transfer to practice. Links here (all open access) Kaba et al. Entrustable Professional Activities for simulation faculty?! A novel approach to standardizing mentorship and faculty development for healthcare simulation programs. International Journal of Healthcare Simulation. 2023;:1-10. Baliga, K., Halamek, L.P., Warburton, S. et al. The Debriefing Assessment in Real Time (DART) tool for simulation-based medical education . Adv Simul 8, 9 (2023). Shariff et al. Learning After the Simulation Is Over: The Role of Simulation in Supporting Ongoing Self-Regulated Learning in Practice . Academic Medicine 95(4):p 523-526, April 2020 Frerejean, J. et al. Critical design choices in healthcare simulation education: a 4C/ID perspective on design that leads to transfer . Adv Simul 8, 5 (2023) Also – don’t forget – Simulation Reconnect is on again. Wednesday November 15th at Bond University. Registrations open in May.…
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1 167 Advances in Simulation: Longitudinal prebriefing for successful in situ simulation 36:55
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn our latest Advances in Sim collaborative episode, we talk about how to establish and sustain in situ simulation (ISS) programs on health services. Ben and Vic were joined by Susan Eller who is lead author on an important article on this topic: Leading change in practice: how “longitudinal prebriefing” nurtures and sustains in situ simulation programs . Susan is Associate Dean for Immersive Learning and Learning Spaces at the Center for Immersive and simulation Based learning at Stanford, and a long time friend of Simulcast. Her co-authors for this article are Jenny Rudolph, Stephanie Barwick, Sarah Janssens, and Komal Bajaj. In the episode we discuss the challenges for ISS: space, time, people, resources, safety; but also the opportunities: exploring work environments and the people in them, and probing systems and processes. The authors recognised the need for patient, systematic engagement with staff across healthcare institutions, and take us through their journeys in three separate ISS programs. They call their implementation approach ‘longitudinal prebriefing’. This great work is a reminder of how we need to play the ‘long game’ as simulation faculty, and to embrace ISS implementation as an organisational change challenge.…
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More interesting work from the healthcare simulation community this month. Christensen, M.D., Østergaard, D., Stagelund, S. et al. Embracing multiple stakeholders’ perspectives in defining competent simulation facilitators’ characteristics and educational behaviours: a qualitative study from Denmark, Korea, and Australia . Adv Simul 8, 1 (2023). Cassidy, D.J., Jogerst, K., Coe, T. et al. Simulation versus reality: what can interprofessional simulation teach us about team dynamics in the trauma bay ?. Global Surg Educ 1, 56 (2022). Swerdlow, Barry et al. What is the Best Method to Teach Screen-Based Simulation in Anesthesia Distance Education? Clinical Simulation In Nursing, Volume 74, 49 - 56 Karen J Dickinson, Wendy L Ward, Robert Minarcin, Christopher Trudeau, Kathryn K Neill . International Journal of Healthcare Simulation: An interprofessional medical malpractice mock trial: event evolution and assessment of efficacy. 10.54531/zxmk6987. Adi Health + Wellness. Happy listening!…
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More interesting work from the healthcare simulation community this month. Preiksaitis CM, Lee MO, Schertzer K. Creating a Safe Space for Simulation: Is it Time to Stop Calling Them Confederates? Simul Healthc. 2022 Nov 28. Paul O’Connor, Emily O’Dowd, Sinéad Lydon, Dara Byrne . International Journal of Healthcare Simulation: Developing a strategic plan for a healthcare simulation facility. Mallory LA, Doughty CB, Davis KI, Cheng A, Calhoun AW, Auerbach MA, Duff JP, Kessler DO. A Decade Later-Progress and Next Steps for Pediatric Simulation Research . Simul Healthc. 2022 Dec 1;17(6):366-376. Minors AM, Yusaf TC, Bentley SK, Grueso D, Campbell-Taylor K, Harford M, Mehri S, Williams LJ, Bajaj K. Enhancing Safety of a System-Wide In Situ Simulation Program Using No-Go Considerations . Simul Healthc. 2023 Jan 10. Happy listening!…
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1 164 Decoding the ‘Black Box’ of Debriefing with Michaela Kolbe 31:16
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedHealthcare debriefings have been primarily informed by theories and expert opinions but in this episode Ben explores with Michaela Kolbe how her team took on the remarkable endeavour to code over 18,000 debriefing micro-events from 50 simulation debriefings to uncover the quantitative mysteries inside ‘the black box of debriefing’. Join us as we explore the evolving evidence on what ‘Advocacy and Inquiry’ actually leads to in a debrief, as well as the surprising impact of praise, paraphrasing and guess what I’m thinking questions. The paper Kolbe M, Grande B, Lehmann-Willenbrock N , et al Helping healthcare teams to debrief effectively: associations of debriefers’ actions and participants’ reflections during team debriefings BMJ Quality & Safety Published Online First: 28 July 2022. doi: 10.1136/bmjqs-2021-014393…
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Ben and Vic round out the Simulcast Journal club year with 4 articles. Listed here with links to the full text versions. Vadla, M.S., Moshiro, R., Mdoe, P. et al. Newborn resuscitation simulation training and changes in clinical performance and perinatal outcomes: a clinical observational study of 10,481 births . Adv Simul 7, 38 (2022). Høllesli, L. J., Ajmi, S. C., Kurz, M. W., et al. (2022). Simulation-based team-training in acute stroke: Is it safe to speed up? Brain and Behavior, 12, e2814. Moore N, Ahmadpour N, Brown M, Poronnik P et al. (1, Supplement SRSIS 1). Designing virtual reality experiences to supplement clinician Code Black education . International Journal of Healthcare Simulation 2022 Alyshah Kaba, Theresa Cronin, Walter Tavares, Tanya Horsley, Vincent J Grant, Mirette Dube. Improving team effectiveness using a program evaluation logic model: case study of the largest provincial simulation program in Canada . International Journal of Healthcare Simulation. 2022;:1-8. Thank you to all our listeners, and to the authors, reviewers and editors of the articles we’re reviewed. Happy holidays and see you in 2023 !…
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1 162 Advances in Simulation: Exploring Hierarchy Through ”Sociological Fidelity” 49:26
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedHierarchy is pervasive in healthcare, and current strategies to train providers to ‘speak up’ are not enough to overcome the intense challenges that hierarchy creates. In this episode, Vic talks with Taryn Taylor and Adam Garber about their recent articles in Advances in Simulation . Both studies explore the experience of practitioners working in teams managing obstetric emergences. Their studies use clever scenario design and delivery to re-create hierarchy and power gradients, as an example of ‘sociological fidelity’ . Their insights are comprehensive, confronting but deeply resonant for healthcare professionals. We discuss their methods, their findings and what this might mean for simulation being part of the solution to addressing harms caused by hierarchy. The papers Pack, R., Columbus, L., Duncliffe, T.H. et al. “ Maybe I’m not that approachable”: using simulation to elicit team leaders’ perceptions of their role in facilitating speaking up behaviors . Adv Simul 7, 31 (2022). Garber, A.B., Posner, G., Roebotham, T. et al. Facing hierarchy: a qualitative study of residents’ experiences in an obstetrical simulation scenario . Adv Simul 7, 34 (2022).…
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More interesting work in healthcare simulation this month, including some from our friends and colleagues. Before that… A final reminder to register for Sim Reconnect ! – a 1 day seminar at Bond University on the Gold Coast. And – if you’re working in translational or systems focused simulation – consider enrolling in the Bond subject Translational Simulation in healthcare , stand alone or as part of a Masters of Healthcare Innovations. Now – the papers! Rao et al. Daily team introductions and simulation education to improve team performance . Great paper from our friends at Logan Hospital, including Sonia Twigg Roze des Ordons et al. Guiding, Intermediating, Facilitating, and Teaching (GIFT): A Conceptual Framework for Simulation Educator Roles in Healthcare Debriefing. From a team of thought leaders in simulation debriefing Tsang et al. Electronic Decision Support in the Delivery Room Using Augmented Reality to Improve Newborn Life Support Guideline Adherence. A Randomized Controlled Pilot Study . New frontiers in tech enabled clinical decision support from a group n the Netherlands Rochlen et al. Sequential Behavioral Analysis: A Novel Approach to Help Understand Clinical Decision-Making Patterns in Extended Reality Simulated Scenarios . More on the intersection of XR and our brains. Happy listening!…
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Great articles this month, including some from our friends and colleagues. Before that… A reminder to register for Sim Reconnect ! – a 1 day seminar at Bond University on the Gold Coast. And – if you’re working in translational or systems focused simulation – consider enrolling in the Bond subject Translational Simulation in healthcare , stand alone or as part of a Masters of Healthcare Innovations. Now – the papers! Sarah Janssens et al. Coleadership in Maternity Teams, a Randomized, Counterbalanced, Crossover Trial in Simulation. Kara Allen et al. Eight years of CRASH : A bi-national initiative helping critical care doctors return to work. Sandra Abbleglen et al. Debriefing interaction patterns and learning outcomes in simulation: an observational mixed-methods network study Pete Snelling et al. PRE-scripted debriefing for Paediatric simulation Associated with Resuscitation EDucation (PREPARED): A multicentre, cluster randomised controlled trial Díaz-Agea, José et al. To Clap or Not to Clap: Relevance of “Applause” in Simulation-Based Learning Sessions Happy listening…
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The August Journal Club is here, with Ben and Vic talking about 4 papers relevant to our simulation practice. How do simulation fellows learn some ‘tech skills’? Ahmed et all help us out with Development of a simulation technical competence curriculum for medical simulation fellows , with lessons about learning tech and about how to develop a curriculum. Then we consider ‘arts based pedagogy ‘ in Patrea Andersen’s A Nursing Simulation Pilot Study Comparing Art-Enhanced Debriefing and Traditional Debriefing . A fascinating way to try and enrich debriefing conversations using art cards. Translation of learning to practice is the subject of Jye Gard’s phenomenological study on Simulation translation differences between craft groups . We finish the episode with a review of the delightful editorial from IJoHS from Paul Murphy and Debra Nestel on Healthcare simulation terms: promoting critical reflection Happy listening!…
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1 158 Methodological Innovations in Healthcare Simulation Research 8:18
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked“How can we push the boundaries of healthcare simulation research, leading to new insights and innovations?” Advances in Simulation has announced a new thematic series. Methodological Innovations in Healthcare Simulation Research is “ seeking manuscripts that challenge our collective thinking about how to conceptualise, frame, study, and theorise simulation in health and social care article type, in order to help advance our thinking about simulation research .” In this short episode, Vic speaks with Professor Walter Eppich about the thematic series, and explores examples of methodologic innovations in simulation. A deeper dive can also be found in the accompanying editorial from Walter and Advances Editor in Chief Gabriel Reedy . We look forward to reading and discussing the submissions in this series! vb…
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Ben and Vic offer a short discussion about the self development modules created by a global team of simulation fellows. Ben explains his motivation in leading the project, and explains how simulation practitioners can use the modules for their own professional development. Peer learning, collaboration, and more. Modules can be found here, and feedback and reflections welcome.…
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Ben and Vic were back for the July Simulcast Journal Club, with four interesting articles. Imposters was our first topic – and the prevalence of imposter syndrome among simulation faculty . (and take the chance to look at the IJOHS while you’re on their site) We followed with a paper about anxiety and performance in pre-hospital care students undergoing simulation based assessment. We enjoyed talking about the nuanced challenges and strategies for debriefing interprofessional simulation , and finished with a discussion of calculating cost effectiveness for simulation-based quality improvement projects . As mentioned on the podcast – express your interest for our Simulation:Reconnect event in November. Registrations open in August. Happy listening vb…
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1 155 Advances in Simulation: Data Informed Debriefing with Andrew Coggins 24:57
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedMost of us would like to improve our simulation debriefing skills, but data informed feedback on our debriefing performance is hard to find. Maybe Andrew Coggins and colleagues are helping us change all that? Maybe there are metrics and measures of our debriefing performance that can help? In this conversation, Vic speaks with Andrew Coggins about his recent Advances article Immediate faculty feedback using debriefing timing data and conversational diagrams . In this work, the team “ explored the use of recording length of contributions during debriefings and use of conversational diagrams as a means of assessment of debriefing performance ”. They build on work from Peter Dieckmann in 2009 who described “The art and science of debriefing in simulation: Ideal and practice” relationships in diagram form between participants, as well as a simple chess clock for the timing data. This is an interesting chat that might just change your debriefing practice. Happy listening vb…
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1 154 Simulcast Journal Club Podcast May 2022 38:41
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWho is @sim_brick on Twitter? Vic, Ben and Jess discuss the big issues on the May Simulcast Journal Club. We started on a more serious note – and discussed articles on working with simulated patients to assess the quality of healthcare , and using Forum Theatre to help healthcare professions manage patients who have suffered domestic abuse . We then talked about learning curves, and a systemic review looking at their use and reporting in healthcare simulation research . For another review of that article pop over to the Key Lime podcast for their take. We finished up with a paper highlighting the use of Lego Serious Play for training in debriefing . And that led us to wonder #whois@sim_brick … Happy listening! vb…
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1 153 Virtual Simulation in Nursing Education 39:42
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedDisclaimer: We discuss a commercially available product in this episode. Simulcast nor any of the team received any incentive, financial or otherwise, for hosting, recording or producing this episode and were not influenced in the questions selected. I was thrilled to be joined by two amazing guests to explore a space in the expanding world of virtual simulation for nursing education. Welcome to Simulcast Julie Stegman Vice President of the Nursing Segment of the Health Learning, Research & Practice (HLRP) business at Wolters Kluwer , and Professor Jacqueline Semaan , Simulation and Nursing Skills Lab Coordinator and Nursing Faculty at Lake Superior School of Nursing . We discussed the socio-political context around gaps and need in nursing education and then dived into the development and early evaluation of the vSim package, all the while drawing extensions to broader opportunities. Enjoy the chat. Cheers, Jesse…
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1 152 Simulcast Journal Club Podcast April 2022 36:24
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedDeception was one theme in our Simulcast Journal Club for April. We started with a conceptual paper discussing ‘positive’ deception in simulation , and considering the relationship between deception and fidelity in our simulation design. We followed with an RCT on ‘speaking up’ in anaesthesia crises which sought to explore how deception might be necessary or justified if we need ‘sociological fidelity’ (recreating hierarchies and power dynamics) in our scenarios. We then discussed an article on 360 degree VR sim , the use of measures of parasympathetic stimulation, and the nuances of non-inferiority studies. Our last paper looked at research priorities for healthcare simulation , using a Delphi methodology. Thanks to those who contributed this research. Happy listening ! vb…
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1 151 Simulcast Journal Club Podcast March 2022 29:59
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSimulcast Journal Club March 2022 Ben and Vic talk through 4 papers this month; Ethical considerations when conducting active short simulations in healthcare, computer modelling simulations for COVID public health policy, professional identity formation during a neonatology boot camp ( with clarification that is not a training session for babies to do push ups ), and the INACSL standards of best practice in scenario design . Happy listening!…
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1 150 Advances in Simulation: Lifting the lid on the ‘safe container’ of healthcare simulation 34:03
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedVic speaks with Eve Purdy about their recent paper in Advances in Simulation - Taking simulation out of its “safe container”—exploring the bidirectional impacts of psychological safety and simulation in an emergency department . We talk about the shared experience of many simulation educators that led to the research question – How does psychological safety in the workplace affect that experienced in the ‘sim space’ and how does that leak back in turn? Eve describes the methods and findings, and refers to the wealth of literature on psychological safety in simulation that this paper builds upon – research by Roison O’Donovan , Jenny Rudolph’s foundational ‘safe container article, Michaela Kolbe’s work on the ‘dynamic balancing act’ in simulation debriefing and more. The episode includes quotes and audio snippets from simulation colleagues – Ben Symon, Chris Roussin , Jenny Rudolph , Walter Eppich and Michaela Kolbe . For more on psychological safety in simulation and the workplace – these prior simulcast episodes on the ‘safe container’ and ‘ rapport’ might be of interest, together with Eve’s recent talk to RCEM on psychological safety in emergency medicine. This is the latest in our Simulcast collaboration with Advances in Simulation – an open access Simulation Journal. Thanks also to the teams at Gold Coast Health Emergency Department and to the Emergency Medicine Research Foundation who provided grant funding for the study…
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1 149 Simulcast Journal Club Podcast February 2022 36:43
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedCalling for help by junior medical staff is frequently a focus of healthcare simulation activities, but our first paper highlights how the impact is perhaps more complex than we have previously realised, and there is real risk of harm. We then looked at a paper describing the development of the marvellous LIFE App for neonatal resuscitation in LMIC countries – including drawing upon human centred design principles and project management methodology. Simulation Fellowships and the advantages and disadvantages of accreditation came under the spotlight in a debate article that reported on a session from the 2022 IMSH conference. And we finished with a fascinating look at ‘team neurosynchrony’ during laparoscopic surgical simulation – high performing teams tend to have synchronous pupillary dilatation during surgery, likely evidence of a shared understanding of the cognitive load at any moment. Yes really! Happy listening!…
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1 148 Advances in Simulation: Emotions in Simulation-Based Education: Friends or Foes of Learning? 46:22
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSimulation based education involves thinking, but also feeling. Emotions are pervasive and powerful, and they impact on performance and learning – in both healthcare simulation and of course in the real world. In this episode we talk with Vicki LeBlanc and Glenn Posner about the research on emotions, cognitive processes and learning, and their narrative overview on this topic just published in Advances in Simulation. We discussed the inadequacies of simplistic models like Russel’s circumflex model of emotion or the Yerkes Dodson curve that many simulation educators draw upon. We take a deeper dive into literature drawn from many contexts about how emotions impact attention, memory, motivation and learning. Using an example from Glenn’s practice, we consider how this applies to our simulation design, delivery and debriefing The article is full of references to those looking for more on the topic, and look out for more from this team! Happy listening! vb…
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1 147 Advances in Simulation: Walking in their shoes 30:33
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSimulation can provide an opportunity to experience life/ experiences other than our own, and this can include experience of ill health – diseases, conditions and treatments. Hot off the press from Advances in Simulation , Walking in the shoes of our patients is a scoping review in which the authors sought to understand the ways that simulation can allow healthcare professionals or students to experience ill health, and what impact that has on their empathy .. In this episode Vic was joined by first author Milda Karvelyte – a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology graduate from Queen’s University Belfast and current medical student at the University of Aberdeen – and by senior author (and long-time friend of Simulcast) Gerry Gormley - a practicing GP and Professor in Simulation at Queen’s University Belfast. Gerry is a socio-cultural researcher and has an interest in broadening the reach of simulation across health and social care professions. We spoke about the challenges of experiencing and demonstrating empathy, about the process of the scoping review, the findings and what this means for simulation educators and researchers. We reflected on the unintended consequences of this type of simulation activity and – as usual – encourage thoughtful application to practice. Happy listening! vb…
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1 146 Simulcast Journal Club New Year’s Edition 2022 Vic & Jesse 35:25
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSimulcast Journal Club New Year’s Edition 2022 Vic & Jesse Jesse was unable to join the rest of the Simulcast Team Christmas Edition so this is the consolation prize ep!! In this podcast Vic and Jesse discuss 2 publications from 2021. Paper 1. recommended by Tim Mason “Advancing Team Cohesion: Using an Escape Room as a novel approach” Cohen and colleagues Journal of Patient Safety and Risk Management 2021 Core premise – exploring the utility of an escape room in improving perception of cohesion within health care teams. Link to patient safety is some association between improved safety and quality of care outcomes in higher team cohesion settings. Paper 2. Recommended by Sarah Janssens “Cardiac Arrest Nurse Leadership (CANLEAD) trial: a simulation-based randomised controlled trial implementation of a new cardiac arrest role to facilitate cognitive offload for medical team leaders” Pallas and colleagues Emergency Medicine Journal 2021 Core Premise - This simulation-based study explored whether the introduction of a dedicated ’nursing team leader’ is an effective way of cognitively offloading medical team leaders of cardiac arrest teams. It was hypothesised that reduced cognitive load may allow medical team leaders to focus on high-level tasks resulting in improved team performance.…
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Ben, Vic and Jess offer a bumper holiday episode for your healthcare simulation listening enjoyment. Transformative faculty development , suspension of disbelief in simulation, emotional activation for observers and participants, SPs or SPs – what’s in a name?, a taxonomy of non-technical skills , and lessons from the Fat Duck ……. Thanks to those who nominated articles for our discussion. Always welcome. Happy listening and happy holidays to our Simulcast community Vic, Ben, Jesse and Jess…
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1 144 Advances in Simulation: Plus-Delta Debrieifng 39:09
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedBen talks about ‘Plus Delta’ debriefing with lead authors of 2 recent papers on the topic both published in Advances in Simulation. Adam Cheng starts the conversation talking about Embracing informed learner self-assessment during debriefing: the art of plus-delta, and giving us plenty of reasons to ensure this technique is on our repertoire as simulation educators. Ben goes on to talk with Raj Kainth about his team’s experience of training faculty for clinical debriefing in the Nghtingale facility during the pandemic - Dynamic Plus-Delta: an agile debriefing approach centred around variable participant, faculty and contextual factors The conversation emphasises the importance of agility and adaptability in our learning conversations, and underscore the need for ongoing scholarly conversation on the topic. Happy Listening…
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1 143 Advances in Simulation: ONE-Sim in Southern India 33:07
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedAtul Malhotra and Arunaz Kumar joined Vic to speak about their work delivering obstetric and neonatal simulation workshops in India, and their recent article in Advances in Simulation. We talked about ONE-Sim – Obstetric Neonatal Emergency Simulation - workshops conducted in LMIC, Australia, and online. Atul and Arunaz have reflected on the process and outcomes in the paper, and we talked about the interplay of generic principles in simulation delivery, with context adaptation. Impressive work, and great listening…
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1 142 Safety-II and Simulation with Carl Horsley 37:27
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedCarl Horsley is an intensivist from Middlemore hospital in New Zealand who talks with Vic about Safety II principles and practice, and new ways that simulation can be interwoven into our work for safer outcomes. He explains that team development is a ‘long game’ and gives us practical tips for building on his work in our own institutions. Carl also offers some great further reading/ viewing: - From Safety-I to Safety-II: A White Paper Professor Erik Hollnagel Improving Healthcare Team Communication Building on Lessons from Aviation and Aerospace by Christopher P. Nemeth Cognition in the Wild Ed Hutchins Damon Centola - How Behavior Spreads: The Science of Complex Contagions (video) Seeing Whole Systems | Nicky Case ( video) Happy listening!…
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Is rapid cycle deliberate practice a better way to train for paediatric cardiac arrest? How can simulation and ‘institutional ethnography’ be used to explore ‘latent social threats’ in healthcare? Ben and Vic discuss these papers in our November journal club, as well as an amazing technical report on VR modelling to improve surgeons preparation for complex neurosurgical procedures, and a discussion of video assisted debriefing in healthcare simulation. Happy listening! vb…
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Jess and Vic talk about the topic of moulage - a French word meaning "to mould", but more commonly known as the use of special effects makeup techniques to replicate illness and effects. Jess talks about her PhD journey and her (shock horror!) moulage scepticism that drove her to studying the topic. We discuss some of the theories that relate to moulage use, new research and where the future of moulage might be heading (Jess might have mentioned her obsessive watching of google scholar for moulage papers...). Links and resources Shiner et al 2019 Radiography and moulage https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1078817418302153 Bauer et al 2021 T attoos and moulage https://bmcmededuc.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12909-021-02763-z Stokes-Parish 2020 Engagement and moulage in med students https://advancesinsimulation.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s41077-020-00142-0 Stokes-Parish et al 2019 Authenticity in moulage https://advancesinsimulation.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s41077-019-0103-z…
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1 139 Safety-II, Drugs and Design Sprints in Intensive Care 37:33
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedIn this episode Vic and Jesse have a long overdue on air catch and talk through a human centred design project to improve medication safety in the Intensive Care Unit that Jesse has being working through in his day job. Vic and Jesse discuss, real world applications of Safety-II approaches, the core philosophy and practices of psychological safety and the importance of clinician led approaches to risk in practice. The episode closes with drawing parallels between this work and the skills and practices of simulation. We would love to hear your thoughts and experiences.…
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Ben and Vic kicked off this episode talking about some upcoming healthcare simulation events – NYSIM Hot topics virtual symposium October 22nd (USA) , The ASPIH ‘Moving Upstream’ conference 8th – 10th November (UK), and the RCPSC 2021 Simulation Summit , November 4th and 5th (Canada) We gave some shout outs to friends of Simulcast who’ve joined us in Twitter conversations and more! We enjoyed reading Team debriefings in healthcare: aligning intention and impact from Michaela Kolbe and colleagues – a must read for those interested in translating their simulation debriefing skills to clinical debriefings. We welcomed the launch of the International Journal of Healthcare Simulation and reviewed Dogan et al. A form of mental simulation with significant enhancements enabling teamwork training. ( link not yet available ) We appreciated the efforts of the Norwegian anaesthetic group in auditing their practice at a national level - Is simulation-based team training performed by personnel in accordance with the INACSL Standards of Best Practice: Simulation? - a qualitative interview study We often think about simulation as a strategy to achieve patient safety, but this month we reviewed a simulation-based curriculum for post graduate medical trainees aimed at teaching about quality improvement and patient safety – thank you Jacob Luty and colleagues. Lots of great listening and food for thought Looking forward to next month !…
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1 137 New Journal - International Journal of Healthcare Simulation 17:12
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThere is a new journal on the block. The International Journal of Healthcare Simulation – Advances in Theory and Practice is led by Editor in Chief Debra Nestel AM and “ provides a forum to share scholarly practice for advances in simulation across diverse applications in health and social care .” Peer viewed, and open access, IJOHS is jointly owned by the Society for Healthcare Simulation (SHS, India) and Adi Health+Wellness. Vic spoke with Debra about the philosophy and aims of the Journal, the diverse articles planned for the first issue, and some detail for readers and potential authors. We look forward to discussing papers from IJOHS on the Simulcast journal club and wish the team all the best. Follow @IJoHSim on Twitter for updates .…
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1 136 Equity, Diversity & Inclusion in Simulation 28:18
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedEquity, diversity and inclusion in healthcare simulation – reflecting on our values, beliefs and actions Many in the simulation community are thinking about the ways we might work on equity, diversity and inclusion through healthcare simulation. We are tempted to try and ‘fix’ inequities and biases, but are also aware than if badly done – these ‘fixes’ may cause harm. Ben Symon hosts this episode with Vic Brazil and Eve Purdy, and discuss the EDI-SIM tool they are trialling at the Gold Coast, and the collaborative autoethnography Eve is leading to explore the impact of this strategy. We made reference to recent publications on Recommendations and Guidelines for the Use of Simulation to Address Structural Racism and Implicit Bias and ‘ moving from safe to brave’ in Simulation in healthcare , applaud the work that many are doing in the area, and look forward to more conversations on these issues.…
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We recorded the September Journal Club during Healthcare Simulation Week – a chance to reflect on the amazing work of the healthcare simulation community. Our first paper showcased the work of the STEPs (Simulation To Enhance Patient Safety) team at Fiona Stanley Hospital in Perth. Rory Trawber et al. write about Improving Simulation Accessibility in a Hospital Setting - Implementing a Simulation Consultation Service . They give us a practical guide to leveraging the impact of a small, skilled simulation delivery team through a formalised consultation service for clinical units seeking to use translational simulation for their quality and safety challenges in clinical care. Rory makes an ( audio) appearance in the podcast and describes the importance of using a quality ansafety based reporting tool, based on the work of Mel Barlow and colleagues on a documentation framework for healthcare simulation quality improvement activities . As a nice example of using simulation as a test bed for planned clinical process improvements, Ben-Haddout and a team from Roeun, France offer us A Cognitive Aid Improves Adherence to Guidelines for Critical Endotracheal Intubation in the Resuscitation Room . We were impressed with the opportunities afforded by the in situ simulation setting, and the interesting ways to look at cognitive aids. We discussed a paper on Online-synchronized clinical simulation: an efficient teaching-learning option for the COVID-19 pandemic time and: beyond . This is one of many articles currently being published that seek to tease out the benefits and drawbacks of online scenario-based activities for learning engagement and impact. We covered a scoping review on Healthcare Provider Stress and Virtual Reality Simulation , and concluded that - despite a small literature base at present – this is a space to watch for those seeing to improve healthcare providers ability to mange stress in the clinical workplace. A highlight was a really useful table listing various tools used to measure healthcare professionals stress – in either simulation settings or the real world. Happy Listening…
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This special episode is s joint release from Simulcast and The Emergency Mind podcast, with Vic talking with co-hosts Dan Dworkis and Andrea Austin. We start by discussing what Dan and Andrea mean by ‘ Emergency Mind’ – “Leveraging the mental models and lessons from his own practice of emergency medicine—as well as from experts in the military, business, and athletic worlds—how to train mentally to perform at your best when you’re needed the most.” For more check out the book and more podcast episodes. We chat about other resources – the book On Combat , Scott Weingart on Combat Aviation Paradigms - and how simulation can shape culture.…
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In the August Journal Club episode Ben and Vic look at articles involving the clinical outcomes from simulation training, trauma team leadership and serious games. We applauded a study looking at the association of simulation training with rates of medical malpractice claims among obstetrician–gynaecologists. This segued nicely into discussion of return on Investment for QI/ educational interventions offer to us by Shah and colleagues . Team leadership was next on the agenda – with a deep dive into the development of a behavioural marker took for observation and feedback for trauma team leaders . We finished with a systematic review looking at learner engagement and learning outcomes from serious games . Happy listening!…
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1 132 Advances in Simulation: Fundamental underpinnings of simulation education fellowships 34:01
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedHow should we design and deliver healthcare Simulation Fellowships? In this episode of the podcast we discuss the thoughtful approach taken by Michael Meguerdichian , Komal Bajaj and Katie Walker at NYHHC Sim, and their recent paper on the topic in Advances in Simulation - Fundamental underpinnings of simulation education: describing a four-component instructional design approach to healthcare simulation fellowships. We spoke with Michael and Katie from the author team about the background to their Simulation Fellowship program, their strategy for selection and development of Fellows and take a deep dive into the application of Cognitive Load theory and the 4 Component Instructional Design approach they use. We reflect on how the field is developing and what the future holds for issues like curricula and accreditation of Sim Fellowships. Happy Listening!…
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1 131 Simulcast Journal Club PodcastJuly 2021 33:05
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedWe revisit Plus Delta Debriefing in the July Journal Club and talk about some new perspectives on a classic technique. Thanks Adam Cheng and many of the team from @Debriefing Academy. We also discuss work demonstrating the association of sim training with improvement in clinical performance in cord prolapse emergencies , and some impressive (if confronting) work on how illness experiences inform simulated participants’ encounters in health profession education. We also lamented the closure of BMJ STEL , but look forward to new endeavours by EIC Debra Nestel and team at the International Journal of Healthcare Simulation (IJoHS) Happy listening and look forward to next month!…
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