This evaluation, designed by members of the BC Simulation Network helps facilitators clarify and identify the many competences and expected behaviours of a simulation educator.

Human Factors also called non-technical skills or Crisis Resource Management (CRM) refers to the cognitive and interpersonal skills required for effective teamwork and optimal use of all available resources in a routine or crisis situation.

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 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.

This checklist should be used prior to and after an in situ simulation to assure safety.

This slideshow is from a session at Laerdal’s MiniSun Conference in Prince George BC, Nov 2017

This presentation highlights some of the key takeaways from the SUN 2018 Conference, in Orlando. My participation was sponsored by Laerdal Medical, through BC simulation Network.

This was a presentation delivered at WCHSE 2018 outlining the process and collaboration involved in developing, creating and implementing a low cost ultrasound simulator for use in simulations.

When creating MS PowerPoint or Google Slide BCSN presentations you can use this template to ensure your document will have a consistent style with other BCSN presentations.

When creating MS Word documents for the BCSN you can use this template to ensure your document will have a consistent style with other BCSN documents. It also contains helpful tips on which colours, fonts, and other design elements can be used. This version is for documents that will be in portrait format.

When creating MS Word documents for the BCSN you can use this template to ensure your document will have a consistent style with other BCSN documents. It also contains helpful tips on which colours, fonts, and other design elements can be used. This version is for documents that will be in landscape format.

If you would like to have an area on the BCSN website created for your BC based simulation program please fill out and submit this form.

If you would like to submit and article, presentation or blog post to the website please fill out and submit this form.

The following page is another list of resources and tools being updated by Simulation Canada.

HealthySimulation.com maintains an extensive list of upcoming simulation conferences and events on their website which can be found here: Healthcare Simulation Conferences and Workshops

The following link will take you to COVID 19 scenarios posted and shared on www.emsimcases.com.

STWG Terms of Reference.