Simulation Play Day JUNE 17 at Roberts Wesleyan College

The Simulation Educators of Western NY (SEWNY) Simulation Play Day will be a small-group, informal format for discussion and collaboration on our use of simulation in nursing education. We will work on scenarios for our own use and to share. SEWNY Simulation Play Day facilitators are Sara Manning, MS, RN, and Renee Sylvies, MS, RN.
Date: Thursday, June 17, 2010, from 9 am to 3 pm. (This is a change from the June 1st date).
Fee: $25 Non-refundable (to cover lunch and overhead costs)     Please note: The JUNE Play Day is full. Please watch for upcoming Play Days to be announced. Thanks for the great response!
Call to Register by May 28, 2010 (585-594-6330).

We are requesting a limit of 2 persons per organization. If the Simulation Play Day fills and you are unable to register, we are planning additional events throughout the coming year.

Agenda:

Registration opens at 8:30 am with coffee and muffins provided.
9:00     Welcome & Introduction
9:20      Round Table Discussion: Struggles and successes we are encountering
10:00    Frameworks, models, and learning theories – Tools for strengthening simulation learning outcomes
11:00    Break
11:10    Simulation Validation and Testing – Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSIH) and
                      other scenario sources
12:00 - 12:40 Lunch (Provided)
12:40    Run it and Debrief it. (Hands-on simulation practice)
1:45      Resources:
• Simulation literature and training: What is available, what we can create as a group to share.
• Introducing INACSL Standards (under construction).
2:45 – 3:00 Closing comments and evaluations

Emerging Learning and Integrated Technologies Education (ELITE) through the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing

I recently returned from the University of Pittsburgh’s ELITE training workshop on simulation for nurse educators. This 2 ½ day program was a great experience and one you may want to look into for advancing your own simulation knowledge and skill. The workshop addresses curriculum integration, advances in simulation research and education, and simulation skills for educators in curriculum development and implementation. The last day is very interactive. We wrote a scenario and ran it, practiced debriefing with feedback from expert debriefers, and viewed 3 other groups present their scenarios. It was a small group format and has inspired our own presentation of Simulation Play Day, a one-day event that we hope you will enjoy locally.


If you want to find more out about the ELITE events, visit http://www.nursing.pitt.edu/elite/.

Sara

New York State Learning Resource Group MAY 17 conference

past event