COVID-19 Resources
BCSN has compiled and created the following collection of resources to aid in facilitating and running COVID-19 simulation learning experiences. Our colleagues at Simulation Canada are also maintaining a list of resources that can be accessed.
COVID-19 Simulation Resources
Consider using this tool to contribute to increased safety and accountability.
This fillable PDF can be used after a simulation session to provide an overview of the session and the learning points from the debrief that can be shared with the participants, leadership and/or others from the department/team who could not attend.
The following signs can be printed and displayed while running your in-situ simulations to inform the public, non-participating staff, and anyone else who may be concerned about the events unfolding around them.
This document was created to provide support and considerations to ensure successful planning, implementation and follow up of COVID-19 simulations.
We thank you for downloading our COVID-19 Simulation Guide and hope that it has contributed positively to your COVID-19 response. Please take a brief moment to share the impact that the guide has had on your efforts.
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COVID-19 Protective Measures
BCSN Protective Measures for Simulation in the Covid-19 Era BCSN and CICSL 157.72 KB 1086 downloads
This document informs simulationists on ways to employ protective measures which increase the safety of events during the Covid-19 era.
We thank you for downloading our BCSN Protective Measures for Simulation in the Covid-19 Era Guide. Please take a moment to complete the following one question feedback survey to share your experience.
Weblink: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/RBNXYRQ
Consignes et directives dans le contexte de la COVID-19 à mettre en place durant les exercices de simulation. BCSN and CICSL 513.25 KB 739 downloads
Ce document informe les professionnels de la simulation sur les moyens de mettre en place des mesures de protection, pour augmenter la sécurité des activités durant l’ère Covid-19.
Nous invitons vos commentaires. Veuillez prendre un moment pour répondre à cette enquête en une question afin de partager votre expérience: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/QQLRK2T
As simulation programs are making plans for reopening, this webinar reviews approaches taken by the Alberta Health Services eSim Program and the BCSN’s Protective Measures for Simulation During the Covid-19 Era. This webinar was recorded on June 8th, 2020.
Vancouver Island Long Term Care COVID-19 Simulation Project
Vancouver Island Long Term Care COVID-19 Simulation Project Island Health Simulation and CICSL 0.00 KB 346 downloads
The Vancouver Island Long Term Care COVID-19 Simulation Project is dedicated to supporting best practices and increasing the confidence of LTC teams as they continue to provide care during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The following resources are provided by CICSL and the BCCDC to support COVID-19 Immunization Training.
This observation tool is used to assist in the assessment of the individual performing the COVID-19 Immunization Skills as outlined by the BC Centre for Disease Control.
Used pre-immunization to determine if there are any reasons the client should not receive the vaccine.
Provided to the client post vaccine to let them know what to expect after receiving the vaccine.
Information sheet provided to clients about the vaccine.
Used provincially by COVID-19 immunization evaluators.
This survey was created to capture feedback on the COVID-19 Immunizer Skills Station training. If you don’t have access to the internet consider using the printable version.
This survey was created to capture feedback on the COVID-19 Immunizer Skills Station training. If you have access to the internet consider using the web based version.
External COVID-19 Resources
The following link will take you to COVID 19 scenarios posted and shared on www.emsimcases.com.
The following page is another list of resources and tools being updated by Simulation Canada.