For the seventh time we offer this special course - uniquely combining the expertise of different simulation centres and experienced multi-disciplinary instructors (physicians, nurses, paramedics, medical educators, and a psychologist). The course provides a mixture of theory and practice and emphasizes feedback relevant for learning in a safe and stimulating atmosphere. Participants work in small groups with close instructor interaction. The course language is English, requiring being able to take part in conversations. Restrictions in the number of participants: minimum 12 participants, maximum 30 participants.

Course goal: Enabling participants to start running simulation-based courses for acute care medicine addressing issues of crisis resource management (CRM)

Contents:

• Familiarizing participants with the simulator and simulation environment.
• Designing and running scenarios.
• Debriefing (structures, difficulties, video use, annotation systems).
• Errors in medicine and patient safety.
• Principles of adult learning.
• Course design.
• Roles of the simulator instructor.
• Networking.

Methods:

• Experience, practice and feedback.
• Theory inputs.
• Hands-on workshops.
• Structured reflections

A co-operation between the simulation centres in Copenhagen, London and Tuebingen. Hosted in and co-conducted with METS Center, the Netherlands

Different centres and perspectives – valuable learning

Target Group: Health care professionals who want to use simulators and simulations for teaching

Faculty Experienced Instructors from the simulation centres in Copenhagen, Denmark (DIMS), Tuebingen, Germany (TuPASS), London, UK (BARTS), Amsterdam (ADAM) and Bilthoven, The Netherlands (METS Center)