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IN-PERSON WORKSHOP EVENT: “SIMULATION THROUGH A CLINICAL LENS”

The Florida Healthcare Simulation Alliance (FHSA) extends our sincere gratitude for the overwhelming interest in our upcoming event at the VHA SimLEARN Center on November 22nd in Orlando. We’d like to thank all members who registered early, and we’re pleased to attach important documents for your review ahead of the event. Due to high demand, we kindly ask that you inform us if you are unable to attend so we may offer your spot to another member on our waiting list. Thank you for your enthusiasm and continued support! AGENDA OVERVIEW This in-person conference is tailored for nurses, physicians, respiratory therapists involved in simulation education, operations and technical specialists, standardized patient program coordinators, administrators, researchers, and innovators from various clinical and academic healthcare professions. Attendees will have the opportunity to participate in a series of hands-on workshops designed to enhance their skills in simulation techniques. Key topics to be covered include clinical simulation practice applications such as FAST Debriefing, Simulation Programming, Moulage, and an introductory session on 3-D Printing. LEARNING OBJECTIVE FAST Debriefing: Explore the FAST-debriefing methods used in clinical simulation-based education. Engage in hands-on practice of FAST debriefing techniques. Simulation Programming: Review key concepts of using simulation platforms to create realistic and effective learning experiences. Apply simulation programming concepts to develop a scenario. Moulage: Learn about various moulage techniques for both human and manikin-based simulations. Practice the application of basic moulage, including makeup and the creation of prosthetic wounds. 3D Printing: Understand the applications of 3D printing in healthcare simulation. Identify the resources and equipment necessary to create 3D-printed models. Attendance at any session does not indicate or guarantee competence or proficiency in the skills, knowledge or performance of any care or procedure(s) which may be discussed or taught in these courses. We are excited to announce the opening of registration for our upcoming in-person professional workshop! ️ Event Date: November 22nd, 2024 ⌚ Event Time: 08:00 AM to 04:00 PM Location: National SimVET Center – Building 13 13800 Veterans Way, Orlando, FL 32827 Parking information: Parking Lot Area (free) This is a fantastic opportunity to enhance your professional skills and earn Continuing Education Units (CEU) credits. PROGRAM AGENDA 08:00 am – 09:00 am   Registration 09:00 am – 09:30 am   Welcome/Introduction/SimLEARN 09:30 am – 09:50 am   Conference Overview: “Simulation through a clinical lens” 09:50 am – 10:50 am   Session 01 – FAST Debriefing 10:50 am – 11:50 am   Breakout Sessions (50 minutes/session) Session 02 – Simulation Programming Session 03 – Moulage Session 04 – 3D Printing 11:50 am – 12:30 pm   LUNCH 12:30 pm – 02:30 pm   Breakout Sessions (50 minutes/session) – same as morning 02:30 pm – 03:30 pm   SimVET Tour (Starts in Lobby) | Vendor Rotations 03:30 pm – 04:00 pm   Program Closure and Evaluations

FACULTY Overview: Lisa Hubbard, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, US Army, MAJ (Ret.) Nurse Practitioner National Clinical Faculty at the the VHA Simulation Learning Evaluation, Assessment and Research Network (SimLEARN) June Llerena PhD, MSN/Ed., RN. CHSE Director of Simulation Curriculum and Development University of Tampa, Nursing Department. Shannon Swain MBA, BSN, RN CHSE Associate Director for Clinical Simulation and Engagement at the VHA Simulation Learning, Evaluation, Assessment, and Research Network (SimLEARN) Session 01 – FAST Debriefing Iris Appenrodt MSN, RN, CEN, CHSE National Simulation Nurse Faculty/Course Director at VHA Simulation Learning, Evaluation, Assessment and Research Network (SimLEARN) Helen Mills PhD, MSN, RN-C National Clinical Faculty, Director of National Facility Simulation Certification at VHA Simulation Learning, Evaluation, Assessment, and Research Network (SimLEARN) Session 02 – Simulation Programming Annie Ball Simulation Technician CNA BLS Instructor Certified Restorative Aide at VHA Simulation Learning, Evaluation, Assessment and Research Network (SimLEARN) Jeff Tifft VHA Simulation Learning, Evaluation, Assessment and Research Network (SimLEARN) Session 03 – Moulage Wendell Esteves Simulation Technician at VHA Simulation Learning, Evaluation, Assessment and Research Network (SimLEARN) Larry Davis Simulation Specialist at VHA Simulation Learning, Evaluation, Assessment and Research Network (SimLEARN) Session 04 – 3D Printing: An Introduction to Simulation Use Cases Don Wigersma Director of Medical at Stratasys Evan Hochstein Healthcare Business Manager at Stratasys ACCREDITATION 4.0 Credits – FLORIDA BOARD OF NURSING Attendance

Event Sponsors

Education Management Solutions LEARN MORE Surgical Science LEARN MORE Limbs and Things LEARN MORE University of Tampa Department of Nursing LEARN MORE TriMech Group LEARN MORE Sentinel U® LEARN MORE SIMStation LEARN MORE PCS.ai LEARN MORE SimVS LEARN MORE VRpatients™ LEARN MORE If you are interested in being an exhibitor or featured sponsor, please email FHSA team

SPONSOR HIGHLIGTHS:

Education Management Solutions (EMS) is a leading provider of advanced simulation training capture and learning assessment solutions, designed to meet the evolving demands of healthcare education. With a focus on enhancing learning outcomes and maximizing return on investment, EMS delivers scalable, efficient, and cost-effective simulation and competency technologies.

EMS’s suite of solutions supports a wide range of needs, including high-fidelity audio-video capture, real-time instructional tools, mobile training, progression tracking, and comprehensive integration capabilities. Committed to driving excellence in simulation education, EMS offers responsive support and unmatched dedication to helping partners achieve superior results without overextending their budgets.

Surgical Science is a medical simulation company by heart, ran by humans dedicating their actions and passions for people, medicine and technology to enhance patient safety and healthcare outcomes worldwide.

Working closely with societies and the medical community, we use advanced technology to create unmatched graphics and haptics for a realistic learning experience.

Surgical Science education resources are used in simulation centers, hospitals, universities, and by medical device partners in over 60 countries, helping medical professionals become more skilled and confident.

Limbs & Things is a leading healthcare simulation manufacturer committed to improving patient outcomes by facilitating realistic learning experiences. The company works in close collaboration with clinicians to research, design and create products that enable healthcare educators to deliver curriculum requirements, bringing greater confidence and competence to healthcare professionals worldwide. The company headquarters is based in Bristol (UK), with subsidiary offices in Australia and the USA. Products are also sold throughout the rest of the world using an expanding network of over 70 distributors.

TriMech Group offers a comprehensive range of design, engineering, and manufacturing solutions that are unrivalled in the industry. We provide services ranging from 3D CAD design and software solutions, to advanced manufacturing processes, encompassing component production through additive manufacturing, to the sale and support of 3D printing machines of all sizes. Our engineering & consultancy teams provide technical expertise for design optimization, whilst offering software and training to empower clients for in-house tasks. By harnessing cloud services and on-premise solutions, we help clients negate overheads traditionally associated with IT infrastructure. We also offer full-scale recruitment services, and can supply contract resources tailored to your specific industry and business requirements.

Founded in 1999, Surgical Science started off as a pioneering research company working closely with leading healthcare professionals, medical academia, and societies. Over the years, the academic work has resulted in more than 400 scientific publications on how medical simulation training advances clinical learning and improves technical and procedural skills in a realistic and safe environment.

Encouraged by the positive outcome, the company also started collaborating closely with leading robotic surgery firms and expanded into other medical specialties. Surgical Science’s acquisitions of SenseGraphics in 2019 and Mimic and Simbionix in 2021, further enhanced the customer offering and value add, and today, we provide the most comprehensive range of evidence-based medical simulators and software solutions for improved clinical proficiency and performance.

Better Simulation. Our claim is also our mission. For more than 10 years, the SIMStation brand has stood for premium quality in the recording and debriefing of simulation training in the healthcare sector. Our goal is to provide better education and training opportunities in the healthcare sector with our simulation solutions, thus contributing to quality assurance and increasing patient safety. SIMStation audio-visual system solutions are used in simulation and training centers as well as in clinical and pre-clinical institutions worldwide. Europe and the USA are served by our headquarters in Vienna and Miami, while other countries are covered by a dense network of distributors. This ensures that a team of simulation experts is always available to you, wherever you are.

Invented to help Undergraduate Nursing students from the American Sentinel College of Nursing & Health Sciences at Post University gain clinical judgment and critical thinking experience, Sentinel U® is an industry-wide force – and how more than 150,000 people in healthcare learn. Today, our team of thought leaders, developers, content creators, professional nurses, and educators continue to evolve and expand our comprehensive collection of virtual learning resources, tools and experiences to keep educators and their nurse learners at the forefront of their field.

Team PCS was started in 2015, but our story began back in the 90s when our founders engaged on a journey around patient simulation and standardized patient methodologies. We help sim centers digitally debrief sessions when the alternative was handing out VHS tapes. We role-played distressed teenager patients to be able to build on a hands-on experience of simulation. We worked with some of the most innovative experts in healthcare simulation as we developed disruptive products. Simulation is not our market but our calling we cannot escape.

SimVS is ideal for programs needing to increase simulation capacity on a budget. ​Turn any manikin into a high fidelity simulator. Only purchase the functionality you need. SimVS can replace a hospital monitor,  mechanical ventilator, defibrillator or fetal monitor for simulation at a fraction of the cost of refurbished equipment.  No hidden fees or annual charges.

VRpatients™ and its parent company, Virtual Education Systems, began as a startup funded by Cincinnati-based tech incubator CincyTech and Columbus-based Rev1 Ventures before it was acquired in 2018. At that point, the entire application, including the UI/UX experience, clinical case scenarios, environments and authoring tool was reimagined, rebuilt and relaunched to the market as VRpatients in the spring of 2020.

Based in Columbus, Ohio, VRpatients employs a team of highly skilled developers, practitioners, and consultants located throughout the world. Together, the Human Team collaborates in a spirit of continuous improvement.  New environments, practical and clinical components, moulage and other enhancements are being added to the application every few months without interruption to the customer.

University of Tampa’s Department of Nursing. The on-campus lab simulates acute hospital and long-term care settings, with medical supplies and equipment similar to those used in real health care facilities.