How To Implement Psychological Safety In Simulation Psychological safety is a crucial concept in the context of education, particularly in simulation-based training, as it plays a vital role in creating an environment where learners feel safe to take risks, make mistakes, and learn from their experiences. Some people have trouble learning how to implement psychological … Read more
Healthcare simulation is an invaluable tool in healthcare education and training, allowing healthcare professionals to practice their skills in a safe and controlled environment. Advocating for legislation in this field has become increasingly important to ensure that it’s properly recognized, regulated, and integrated into the healthcare system. Legislation can help create standards and regulations for … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/embed/2BuMj2XJFig?si=Ms29KQP1uQ8qhwFs The headaches, sleepless nights, stress and research that goes into designing a state of the art simulation lab can be a lot to handle. Amy Cowperthwait knows exactly what you are going through. Whether you have a small budget or a $30 Million budget, you need to know what you can do with that … Read more
In The Simulationist’s Guide to Certifications, Accreditation and Endorsements, Simulation Nation talks about how confusing and messy the process can get in the simulation community. Our goal is to make it as simple as possible for you! Amy Cowperthwait CEO, RN, MSN, CNS, CHSE-A and Megan Weldon, CHSE, have gone through these processes, for not … Read more
https://youtu.be/ohsjY_uDYCE Getting anything done while working at a university feels like an impossible process. Trust us, we know. So how do you achieve that radical change when you don’t have the budget, the people, or the time? We bring you the Simulationist’s Guide to Achieving Radical Change When it Feels Like Your Hands are Tied. … Read more
Can the Avbirth birthing simulator hit 1 million views on YouTube? We need your help! Thanks to HealthySimulation.com, our Avbirth demonstration from IMSH 2023 in Orland, Florida, has skyrocketed to over 800,000 views! That means that approximately 800,000 people have been exposed to a high-fidelity birthing simulation. This is hopefully just a drop in the … Read more
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nwx2wyrIDbg&feature=youtu.be With Healthcare Simulation Week 2023 right around the corner, Amy Cowperthwait CEO, RN, MSN, CNS, CHSE-A and Megan Weldon, CHSE sit down to talk about how to maximize your opportunities during the week. Healthcare Simulation Week 2023 (September 18-22) celebrates global professionals, like you, who use simulation to improve the safety, effectiveness, and efficiency … Read more
The process of going through Society For Healthcare Simulation (SSH) Accreditation can be daunting, some teams say downright painful, but, as with any aspect of credentialing, your program will be better for it in the end. In this post I will share some pearls of wisdom to help you get started with the process. Step One: … Read more
The article, available at ScienceDirect.com, explores the evidence related to how undergraduate nursing education utilizes an established framework when integrating standardized patient simulation. The identified gaps included: The lack of safety application, standardized patient hiring, using higher-level outcomes, establishing policies and procedures specific to SPs, and discussing the experiences of students, facilitators, and standardized patients. … Read more
Chapter 2.5 of Defining Excellence in Simulation Programs describes wearable simulators as products “designed with interactive technology and realistic anatomy and physiology to replicate associated patient care.” Similar to the game of Operation®, sensors embedded into the wearable product send haptic signals to the wearer, allowing them to provide real-time, authentic patient reactions throughout the … Read more
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Avtrach, a high-fidelity, wearable tracheostomy simulator, is designed to replicate an anterior thorax so tracheostomy care and suctioning can be authentically replicated in simulation. Through a Bluetooth connection between Avtrach and the Avkin app, an assortment of lung sounds can be changed at any time by the educator from the control room. These lungs allow for the Avtrach to be connected to a ventilator and the patient to be in line with suctioning.
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Avwound, a high-fidelity, wearable wound care simulator, is the most significant technological advancement for wound care in the industry. Learners can assess, measure, document, and provide care for all four stages of pressure wounds in addition to an assortment of surgical wounds providing educators with maximum flexibility for wound care education.
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Meant to replace the need for including bulky ineffective earpieces in simulation, Avband, is a smartwatch look-a-like for inconspicuous 3-way communication between the control room, patient, and Avkin simulators. An alert button on the side of the product allows the live patient to send a panic notification to the control room if they feel psychologically and/or physically unsafe at any time during the simulation.
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With the world’s only fully-automated, wearable birthing simulator, Avbirth, you can now include learning objectives such as closed-looped communication with an interprofessional team and therapeutic communication with the patient and their significant other through all phases of labor and delivery. Avbirth pairs with the Avkin App, allowing a multitude of simulations to be performed, including additional challenges for the development of critical thinking, such as shoulder dystocia or postpartum hemorrhage.
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Avcath, a high-fidelity, wearable urinary catheterization simulator, seamlessly replicates the human urinary system. The interchangeable male (circumcised or uncircumcised) and female genitalia allows learners to practice various types of urinary catheterization while also practicing essential communication skills. Our genitalia is made with high-quality silicone, allowing learners to use betadine and lubrication right out of their kits.
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Avline, a wearable central line simulator, delivers a high-fidelity patient experience for a multitude of central venous care (CVC) simulations. This innovative simulator has two options for central venous treatment and care, a right subclavian triple lumen or a left subclavian implanted port; each option is removable, allowing the educator flexibility with learning outcomes.
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Avstick, a wearable IV simulator worn as a left-arm sleeve, allows learners to practice high-fidelity IV insertion during simulation. The wearable simulator cues the live patient wearing the sleeve through haptic vibration when the needle first pierces the smart skin. Multiple layers of woven plastic have been integrated into premium silicone to protect the wearer from any harm during the simulation.
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Avtone, the world’s only wearable auscultation simulator, offers a compact and lightweight design, comfortable for the live patient to wear. An anatomically correct chest piece allows novice and advanced students to identify proper landmarks just as they would in the clinical setting. Volume controls allow learners and educators to pinpoint the finer details of the actual patient recorded sounds contained within the Avtone.
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Avthor, a wearable chest tube care simulator, replicates the intrathoracic pressures needed to realistically teach the assessment and care of a patient with a chest tube. When pairing the Avthor with a live patient, the simulation can include repositioning, transferring, and/or ambulating a patient with a chest tube.
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KBPort's BPSim is a blood pressure cuff simulator. Used just like any other blood pressure cuff, the readings are controlled via a smartphone app. It can be programmed for any blood pressure range, including hypotension, normal, pre-hypertension, hypertension (stages 1 & 2), and hypertensive crisis.
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Getting accurate vital signs is critical when assessing a patient. With Innov2Learn's Thermometer and Oximeter devices, your learners will use real devices to capture and record simulated readings. No longer will you have to break fidelity to provide vital signs to your learners
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Quality training is the most important element of working with live people in simulations. An untrained simulated participant (SP) can challenge the efficacy of your learning opportunities. A well-trained simulated participant (SP) can bring your simulations to life in ways you never thought possible. With all of this in mind, training an entire group of SPs can be time-consuming and feel intimidating.
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Innov2Learn's training devices function the same as any thermometer or oximeter you would find in a clinic. Your learners will take vital signs using real devices with readouts you control via Bluetooth. You can use a smartphone app or desktop computer.
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