Simulation

This on-demand webinar offers exploration of considerations when planning a simulation-enhanced IPE (interprofessional education) experience, identifies potential uses of hybrid simulation to meet learning objectives in all three learning domains (cognitive, affective, and psychomotor), and assists with developing a plan to incorporate all the elements of the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) Clinical Judgment Measurement Model into simulation-based learning.
 
The delivery of this seminar is associated with a small fee of $15. However, college faculty members are encouraged to email nursece@psu.edu to discuss a few exemptions.

This on-demand webinar highlights key safety and infection control considerations for faculty and students when returning to and reopening Simulation Laboratories. The webinar also outlines specific plans and recommendations for Simulation alterations and clinical replacement activities that will be required due to the COVID-19 physical distancing, as well as personal protective considerations for faculty, students, and simulation equipment. Also covered in the webinar is contingency planning for multiple unknowns in the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation while presenting strategies to manage disruptions to clinical sites.

The delivery of this seminar is associated with a small fee of $15. However, college faculty members are encouraged to email nursece@psu.edu to discuss a fee exemption.

This on-demand webinar provides a brief introduction into the importance of the debriefing process during simulation, clinical and classroom time, while providing a foundation for skills needed to proctor and facilitate effective debriefing. Topics that will be covered include the criterion necessary to meet the Healthcare Simulation Standard of Best Practice™, various theory-based debriefing methodologies, research supporting the debriefing process and ways to integrate these techniques into current teaching styles. This is the third of a series of simulation webinars offered by the Penn State Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing.

The delivery of this seminar is associated with a small fee of $15. However, college faculty members are encouraged to email nursece@psu.edu to discuss a fee exemption.

This is a combination pre-work and in-person course offered in the Ross and Carol Nese College of Nursing Simulation Lab at University Park, PA. It is designed to help you gain confidence by practicing on simulated patients and engaging in simulated exercised to help improve clinical skills. Our Simulation Lab is a state-of-the-art facility.