We have learned, and been surprised, so much about what works in training in the last year. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

How do you build the muscles to learn from experience? Reflection is a process with micro skills we can all learn. Will explain today in “reflection on reflection” #imsh2021 imsh2021.org/live-online-ed… with kate j morse Grace Ng, PhD, RN Susan Eller Janice C. Palaganas and team! Society for Simulation in Healthcare

I'm excited to see more effort going toward improving transitions from hospital to home by first understanding the process better and then by preparing patients and caregivers with training. sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

This exploration of process offers insights for those of us using Simulation for system probing & diagnosis. “Discovery“ sims that let us explore how we relate to each other & workflow could be informed by this work. Andrew Petrosoniak Christopher Hicks Ignacio del Moral MD Christopher Roussin

Jaylen Brown: “I’ve got nothing basketball-wise to talk about.” He had something more impactful to talk about instead:

Current Issue: “Ready SIM Go”: An Adapted Simulation “Service Line” for Patients and Caregivers dlvr.it/RyhBkz

What’s better than granting a scholarship for every Utah Jazz win this season? Getting to tell the recipients that their life is about to change ❤️

Was very gratifying to be involved in the great work at Boston Children's Hospital offering simulation training direct to patients and caregivers to improve the quality of home-based readiness and care.

We are learning of, and guiding, new "Circle Up" implementations every week as hospitals and health systems adapt and support the irreplaceable clinical workforce with new routines. Center for Medical Simulation catalyst.nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

If we work together we can ensure that nothing like this ever happens again. Please. I mean, let's prioritize it.

Find positive ways to connect with colleagues near the beginning of your work shift. Lift one another UP. It's an amazing daily ritual.

I’ve been hammering on the athletes who have been weak advocates for the vaccine (“it’s a personal decision…”) But we also need to celebrate the heroes. Two of my all-time favorites acting like the legends they are. 👇👇👏👏

Dr. Courtney Haviland was a brilliant and charismatic person. You got the feeling that she would do so many deeply good and important things with her life and career. My heart is cracked in two.

“The only secret to life that I’ve discovered is that you’ve got to keep going. Right?" A bruising, beautiful Tim Alberta story about the man who managed Windows on the World. bit.ly/3z17asm

Clinicians need learning and training to be ready to take care of patients. It's fundamental. We need to prepare the teachers first. Center for Medical Simulation

I’ve found only 4 things that increase my baseline happiness: 1 - Time outside, ideally in nature 2 - Physical activity, preferably rigorous 3 - Meaningful relationships, with lots of play 4 - Work that has purpose, where I have agency Here’s to more of all four in 2022 🍾🥂

The psychological well-being of the population is our top public health issue at the moment. Offering meaningful work to employees can make a positive difference. Center for Medical Simulation

I have loved working with the talented and caring people from Montana State University School of Nursing this week!

No one is talking about the New England Revolution these days. The squad is culturally flattened. All the on-field strategy in the world won't change that. New England Revolution

I have been following the Celtics since I was born and that team--and my adopted grandfather Bill Russell--are probably the reason why I became a team learning and culture specialist. Let's go! Boston Celtics