College of Nursing co-sponsors simulation conference
On May 14, the College of Nursing is co-sponsoring, with New York-based Simulation Studio, a conference called The Art of Human Simulation: Creative Takes on An Emerging Field. The event will focus on the innovative use of individuals and actors in simulation-based education and assessment. Any professional interested in human simulation can attend the conference, including faculty, standardized patients (SPs), SP educators and administrators, standardized clients (legal education), mannequin-based simulation educators, mental health actors and educators. The conference is free of charge to attend. Lunch will be available at your cost.
The conference will be held in the Driscoll Hall Auditorium from approximately 9 AM-3 PM. Time will be confirmed as the date approaches and the final schedule is set. Attendees must pre-register. To learn more, contact Colleen Meakim (colleen.meakim@villanova.edu or 610-519-7955).
Planned sessions include:
- 鈥淟et Me Debrief You鈥�
- "Creating Families: Increasing Empathy Through Articulated Role Play."
- "Dr. Franklin and His Gout: How Ben Franklin teaches medical school students in Philadelphia鈥�
- "The Moulaging Room: What Happens When The Disaster is the Hospital"
- "How To Get Got" - SP characteristics who work at a national board in Philadelphia
- 鈥淐hildren As Standardized Patients鈥�
- 鈥淗ealthcare Theatre: Transforming Interprofessional Education鈥�
- 鈥淧ost-traumatic Stress Syndrome鈥�
- 鈥淓xpanding your Case Pool by Simulating Scars and Injury鈥�
- "House Party Gone Wrong"
- 鈥淯sing Simulations to Evaluate Human Factors in Surgical Resident Candidates鈥�