Schedule

Accueil et orientation

Orientation

Harnessing the Power and Potential of Simulation to Help Address Healthcare and Healthcare Education Crises Prof. Harley will provide an overview of existing strengths and areas for further improvement in healthcare simulation education research. They will describe ongoing research they and their research lab and collaborators are conducting at McGill to help illustrate both challenges and opportunities to tackle crises in healthcare and healthcare education. Research examples will include Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada-funded studies with virtual simulation technologies and anti-harassment simulation training. The talk will conclude with future directions for simulation education research, including common research priorities amongst Canadian simulation centres from a national survey Prof. Harley and their team recently published. Attendees will be able to: • Understand how simulation can be used to help combat contemporary crises as well as criteria for it to fulfil this potential • Identify strengths and weakness of healthcare simulation education research • Describe opportunities and approaches to advance healthcare simulation education research

Keynote Speaker | Panel

Breakout Workshops

Networking | Break

Networking

Poster presentations are grouped by the following themes: - Acute & Critical Care - Simulation for skill development - Simulation Program - Simulation-based Education - SP Simulation - Virtual

Poster Presentation

Networking | Break

Networking

PM block breakout workshops

Breakout Workshops

Recap the day!

Reflections