Presenter: Dr. Rob Anderson
Date: Tuesday, October 9, 2018
Time: 12:00 – 1:00PM Presentation (includes 10 – 15 minute Q&A)
Venues:
UBC Point Grey Campus, Life Sciences Centre
Room 1312 CMR – 2350 Health Sciences Mall
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and
Diamond Health Care Centre (DHCC)
Room 5213- 2775 Laurel Street, Vancouver
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Note: This session is being streamed to the host venues listed above, and therefore requires attendance on-site, or at a regional site (UNBC, Vancouver Island & Kelowna) as requested.
Register: https://events.eply.com/CAMEWebinar-2018-10-09
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Biography
Dr. Rob Anderson is an Anesthesiologist and Intensivist at Health Sciences North (HSN) in Sudbury Ontario, an Associate Professor of Anesthesia at the Northern Ontario School of Medicine and a clinician educator with the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. His academic interests range from CBME/workplace based assessments to interprofessional education to training for high quality CPR, from outreach team training to novel resuscitation devices to creating a culture of scholarship in simulation. He is proud to have received educational awards including the CAME Certificate of Merit and the Royal College Program Director of the Year.
Abstract
Simulation based education (SBE) will always have an important role in facilitating learning in resuscitation, team dynamics and technical aspects of the care of a critical patient. It can be an extremely powerful tool in driving reflection and learning. Increasingly, the “human competencies” of health care is being identified as an area of focus in quality improvement initiatives. Hospital administration, health care providers and patients are driving a crucial agenda toward a more compassionate, respectful environment in which to provide and receive care. It is not a simple solution. SBE may provide a potent tool to support this mission. This webinar will explore the why’s and how’s of simulation for kindness. Opening the door to explicitly valuing this powerful tool in an area of need.