MARILN NOVEMBER 8th MINI-WORKHOP - Simulation Facilitation Training for Health Educators
Posted 20 days ago by Sheila Blomquist
There is still time to register for our 11/8 Mini-Workshop from 9am-12pm at UMass Chan Medical School Tan Chinfen Graduate School of Nursing in Worcester, MA!
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The goal of this three-hour workshop is to provide faculty and educators with succinct yet high quality training for faculty and educators before facilitating simulation. The learning objectives...
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Topic
Simulation Facilitation Training for Health Educators
Credits Offered
This event offers 3.0 CEU credits to attendees.
Additional Information
The goal of this three-hour workshop is to provide faculty and educators with succinct yet high quality training for faculty and educators before facilitating simulation.
The learning objectives are:
- Define the concepts of simulation facilitation using Healthcare Standards of Best Practice: Simulation
- Identify strategies to integrate Healthcare Standards of Best Practice
- Identify strategies to integrate Healthcare Standards of Best Practice Simulation into educational practice
- Explain the role and expectation of facilitator using the Healthcare Standards of Best Practice in simulation
- Identify facilitator’s specific skills and knowledge in simulation pedagogy
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Explain the debriefing Process using the Healthcare Standards of Best Practice
Speaker:
Rose Kronziah-Seme PhD, MSN, RN, CHSE
UMASS CHAN MEDICAL SCHOOL TAN CHINFEN GRADUATE SCHOOL OF NURSING
Dr. Rose Kronziah-Seme PhD, MSN, RN, CHSE) is an Assistant Professor of Nursing and the director of the Simulation and Lab of the Graduate Entry Pathway (GEP) Program at the Tan Chingfen TIME (In minutes) LEARNING OUTCOMES CONTENT OUTLINE (Bullets) TEACHING METHOD & INSTRUCTIONAL MEDIA FACULTY/Presenter MEASUREMENT/ EVALUATION METHOD based concept. Graduate School of Nursing. Dr. Kronziah-Seme received a B.S in Nursing from Howard University and an M.S.N and a Ph.D. in Nursing Education from Walden University. She has been involved in Nursing education and simulation since 2009 as a clinical instructor when we ran simulations with one-way mirrors. She trained by the Train the Trainer program series called Maryland Faculty for Simulation Teaching (NSP11) in 2013. She was the simulation coordinator from 2012 to 2018 at Montgomery College and the co-chair of the Simulation Committee. Simulation has been successfully integrated into our curriculum. Her dissertation topic is “Faculty Competence in Facilitating Clinical Simulation” a quantitative study that she undertook in Maryland. She also served as a Simulation Lab Support Facilitator, for the Maryland Clinical Simulation Resource Consortium. She is a Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator. She was a participant of the National League of Nursing Leadership Development for Simulation Educators cohort of 2017. She was an Assistant professor of nursing at Fitchburg State University where she led simulation integration, and faculty development during the Covid 19 period. She helped faculty find clinical simulation to replace clinical. She also led the conversion of the Fitchburg State Student Health Center to a Sim Center in the Spring 2021. As a director of the lab, she has co, she has collaborated with faculty and staff to meet student learning needs. She has presented on Simulation locally and internationally.