IPSS: The Podcast

Collaboration of Human Factors Engineers and Simulation Specialists

Overview

In this enlightening episode, we delve into the collaboration between Human Factors engineers and simulation specialists, focusing on their pivotal roles in healthcare. We explore how these disciplines intersect to improve patient safety and enhance healthcare systems.

Key Topics Discussed

In this episode of IPSS: The Podcast, Dr Samreen Vora from Shifting Frames Consulting and Yale Center for Healthcare Simulation interviews Dr. Vinay Nadkarni from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) about how far healthcare simulation has come over the last 20 years. Dr. Nadkarni shares his experiences in simulation through the years, his appreciation for IPSS, and a sneak peak into upcoming work with the World Health Organization (WHO). 

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This podcast was made possible by The Starship Foundation and IPSS Podcast Subcommittee.  This podcast was produced by Denish Kumar.

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In this episode, hear the key takeaways from Dr. Jennifer Arnold’s keynote address at IPSSW 2024 titled “Enhancing Patient and Family Centered Care Through Simulation”.  

In this episode, we hear from Dr. Jabeen Fayyaz who shared her insights on cultural sensitivity in simulation. As Associate Chair of the IPSS-INSPIRE Pediatric Simulation Fellowship, she will also provide some answers to FAQs on the fellowship.

Dr. Fayyaz is a staff pediatric emergency medicine physician and medical director of the SimKids program at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada. 

This podcast was made possible by The Starship Foundation and IPSS Podcast Subcommittee.  

This podcast was produced by Denish Kumar.  

In this episode of IPSS the Podcast, Erin Carn-Bennett from the Douglas Starship Simulation Programme in Auckland, New Zealand interviews Dr. Nichola Concannon from Sydney Children’s Hospital, Australia about the importance of psychological safety in healthcare simulation. Nichola shares her personal experiences and key learnings on how to create a safe learning environment where healthcare professionals can engage in simulation training without fear of judgment or negative consequences. Erin and Nichola also explore the SimZones framework, developed by Chris Roussin and Peter Weinstock, and how it supports psychological safety in simulation environments.

Key Topics in This Episode:

- The significance of psychological safety in healthcare simulation

- Insights and personal experiences in creating a safe learning environment

- The impact of the SimZones framework on psychological safety in simulation

- Practical approaches to fostering a supportive training atmosphere in healthcare

Resources:

- Roussin and Weinstock (2017) SimZones: An Organizational Innovation for Simulation Programs and Centers

- SimNurseNZ Podcast - Interview with Dr. Peter Weinstock

- Simulcast Podcast

- Adam Cheng: Difficult debriefing situations: A toolbox for simulation educators

- Jenny Rudolf: Debriefing with good judgment: combining rigorous feedback with genuine inquiry

- Douglas Starship Simulation Programme

- Sydney Children’s Hospital Simulation Programme

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In this episode, hear the key takeaways from Dr. Kevin Ching’s keynote address at IPSSW 2024 titled “Leave Your Title at the Door: Leveraging Experiential Learning in Interprofessional Simulation”.  

Dr. Ching is an Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics at Weill Cornell Medical College, as well as the Medical Director of the Weill Cornell Medicine New York-Presbyterian Simulation Center. He has developed a range of innovative educational programs, including BASE Camp, the SIM Olympics, the Interprofessional Transition-to-Residency experience, and numerous others, regionally, nationally, and internationally. 

This podcast was made possible by The Starship Foundation and IPSS Podcast Subcommittee.  This podcast was produced by Denish Kumar.  

In this episode, meet the current President of IPSS, Brittany Dahlen, and the President Elect, Dr. Rana Sharara-Chami as they share about their path to become leaders of the International Pediatric Simulation Society (IPSS). They discuss what the future holds for the society and how you can get involved.  

Brittany Dahlen is the Co-Founder & President of Shifting Frames Consulting. She is a critical care nurse and educational specialist by background.      

Dr. Rana Sharara-Chami is currently the Pediatric Critical Care Medicine section chief at Inova Children’s Hospital and an associate Professor of Medical Education at the University of Virginia- Inova Campus. She is also the PICU fellowship Program director.  

This podcast was made possible by The Starship Foundation and IPSS Podcast Subcommittee.  

This podcast was produced by Denish Kumar.  

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In this episode, Erin Carn-Bennett interviews Dr. David Rodgers, director of the Interprofessional Simulation Center at Indiana University, Bloomington. They explore the transformative role of AI, particularly ChatGPT, in pediatric simulation, discussing innovative applications and the future of medical training for children.

Key Highlights:

- Introduction to AI in Healthcare: 

Dr. Rodgers shares insights into the evolution of AI in medical training and its potential to enhance pediatric simulation.

- ChatGPT in Pediatric Simulation:

  A deep dive into how ChatGPT can create realistic scenarios and facilitate learning experiences for healthcare professionals working with children.

- Benefits and Challenges: 

  Discussion on the advantages of integrating AI into simulations, as well as ethical considerations.

- Looking Ahead: 

  Dr. Rodgers shares his vision for the future of AI in healthcare education, particularly in pediatric settings.

- Upcoming Symposium: 

  Dr. Rodgers will be the keynote speaker at the upcoming  IPSSV Virtual Symposium on November 7th. Don't miss his insights on the intersection of AI and pediatric healthcare!

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About Dr. David Rodgers:

- Director of the Interprofessional Simulation Center at Indiana University, Bloomington.

- Assistant professor of clinical medicine at the IU School of Medicine.

- Earned a doctorate in Curriculum and Instruction from Marshall University.

- Nationally registered paramedic with over 35 years of experience, including roles as a flight paramedic and EMS supervisor.

- Over 30 years of experience in simulation-based learning, having held leadership roles in several simulation centers and programs.

- Elected a Fellow of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (FSSH) in 2024.

- Active volunteer with the American Heart Association, serving on various committees and international activities.

- Published over 35 peer-reviewed manuscripts and abstracts, currently serving on editorial boards for leading journals in simulation and healthcare.

Additional Resources:

- Janet Palaganas:

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Tune in to gain valuable insights into the intersection of AI and pediatric simulation, and prepare for the upcoming IPSSV symposium with Dr. Rodgers!

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The International Pediatric Simulation Society (IPSS) is a global community of pediatricians, pediatric subspecialists, pediatric nurses, advanced practice providers, educators, and other allied health professionals from over 30 countries, all dedicated to improving the care of infants and children worldwide through multi-disciplinary, simulation-based education, training, and research in pediatric simulation.

In this first episode, meet our hosts, Christine Bailey, Erin Carn-Bennett, Elaine Ng, and Samreen Vora as they introduce our new podcast and give a sneak preview into what you can as we travel across the world of pediatric simulation. Listen in this season as each month we talk to guests from across the world dedicated to improving pediatric patient care and patient outcomes through simulation.