Simulation 101 Q&A
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This presentation reviews:
- Definitions of simulation-based learning experiences (SBLEs).
- Standards of best practice for simulation.
- Necessary components of SBLEs that distinguish simulation from other types of role play.
- Various modalities of SBLEs including the definitions of simulated patients, standardized patients, and human patient simulators.
- The presentation also includes a brief discussion of simulation fidelity.
After viewing the Simulation 101 recorded presentation, this Q&A session is an opportunity to ask any questions about the material and engage in dialogue with SIPTEC board members about simulation-based learning.
The Simulation 101 presentation and associated Q & A is not intended to provide training or certification in simulation-based education, but rather to serve as a foundation for PT educators to have a common starting point and common terminology when discussing simulation-based teaching and learning.
Target audience: Physical therapy educators and academic faculty who are interested in simulation-based learning
Fee: No charge
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Learning objectives
- The objective of this Q&A session is to provide those who viewed the Simulation 101 presentation with an opportunity to ask questions about simulation terminology and concepts with a member of the SIPTEC board.
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Q&A Facilitators
Susan Miale, PT, DPT, EdD
Board-Certified Clinical Specialist in Pediatric Physical Therapy
Director of Curriculum and Professional Development
Clinical Associate Professor
Stony Brook University, Stony Brook, NY
SIPTEC Director-At-Large
Erin M. Thomas, PT, DPT
Clinical Assistant Professor
Co-assistant Director of Clinical Education
The Ohio State University - School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences (College of Medicine)
Physical Therapy Division
SIPTEC Nominating Committee Member
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