Dr. Shahina Braganza, 1st author of "The Value of Being Valued" (ow.ly/C3eL50OlYbO) w/ Demian Szyld, MD, EdM & Jenny Rudolph joined Jenny & team for our Healthcare Simulation Essentials: Design and Debriefing traveling course at Mater Education in Brisbane ow.ly/Xig850OlYmT

Yup. This and more on learning from #failures and #Mistakes alike. simonandschuster.com/books/Right-Ki…

I am completely delighted to be part of this event, and preparing mind and soul for a jolt of major inspiration. Hopefully can provide some as well 🧠😊

A super workshop with medical leaders at the eye and ear hospital this morning focusing on how to build a feedback strong workplace. We spoke about specialty cultures and the work itself - and how these influence opportunities for feedback. A nod to onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

New Article: "SimConverse Utilizes AI to Improve Clinical Communication Skills Training" - healthysimulation.com/51914/simconve…

My favourite thing at work these days is the Positive Reporting System - filling out an online form to feed back on what a colleague did that was great and what we can learn from that First heard about this from Damian Roland 7 years ago & introduced to our ED by Tom Evens

Excited to support the study of how people feel when others speak up to them, which is often a form of feedback. We explore the role of context, profession, and way of speaking. Possible implications for DEI.

Impressive to see how much Argentina supports simulation. Two ministers in the opening, most universities represented, simulation enthusiasts from several countries. Two days of exchange of ideas. Quite a feat. Congratulations and thank you for the opportunity to take part.

Your chance to explore the techniques and strategies within the Vortex from its creator Nicholas Chrimes Plus an afternoon of sims to practise all you’ve learned with the team from Monash Simulation

Congratulations! this rigorous & highly practical work! It will make it easier for all of us using simulation to develop new spaces and procedures that much more potent. Also gives us a common vocabulary. Andrew Petrosoniak Christopher Hicks Stephanie Barwick Ben Symon Ubiquitous Links

Really important work from Catherine Allan Helping to make more spaces usable and safe! Thanks Jenny Rudolph for posting! Simulation @ Unity Health Toronto Unity Health Toronto

A huge honor to share my insights on #AI in #clinicalcare in #healthcare with #radiologists and #leaders globally. Warm appreciation to #ukriflf for funding my research program, to my department UCL School of Management, and CASBS for providing an intellectual home for my work.

For years we’ve been seeking to guide OR clinicians with “crisis resource management” but what do clinicians actually think is a crisis? We explore that question in this study. Michaela Kolbe Christopher Hicks Rollin J (Terry) Fairbanks Mass General Anesthesia Mass General Surgery

An opportunity to work with an innovative colleague researching and transforming approaches to patient safety and system design in healthcare.

#SESAM2024 #SESAM2024 Victoria Brazil & Sharon Weldon asking us to consider what is the purpose of sim? A transformational approach to…

Exciting ideas aligned with Christopher Roussin partnership pathway. Center for Medical Simulation Grace Ng, PhD, RN

Amazing news!

Vulnerability is often discussed as a virtue, but what does being vulnerable in the workplace really look like? This article by Jan Koch for Boston Consulting Group is a fantastic in-depth look at #vulnerability... & includes some insights from yours truly! 📖 bcg.com/publications/2…

With Deans of Joint Medical Program Uni of New England University of Newcastle and other Medical Deans Australia & New Zealand advocating for women’s health Parliament House Canberra today. #medicaleducation #meded #chillymorning

Something BIG has happened in the simulation community AdvancesinSimulation has received its first impact factor 2.8 🎉 The #openaccess journal bringing high quality publications to the sim community Well done Gabriel Reedy (he/him) as EiC!