In these videos, the Principal Faculty of the Center for Medical Simulation describes
how healthcare simulation at CMS can transform a healthcare team’s ability to provide
optimal patient care.
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Dan Raemer,
PhD, Director of Research and Development,
introduces CMS’ innovative and
ground-breaking approach to healthcare
simulation.
CMS’s Founder
and Executive Director Jeffrey
Cooper, PhD identifies how simulation
can promote the fundamental goals
of patient care.
Jenny Rudolph,
PhD, and CMS’ Associate Director
of IMS, discusses how teamwork and
individual reactions among healthcare
professionals are central to CMS’
pioneering research agenda.
The role of debriefing in simulation training, explains Education Director Robert Simon, EdD, CPE, is central to the value of participants' learning experience at CMS.
The co-leader
of CMS’ obstetrics simulation program
Roxane Gardner, MD explains how
improved communication through
simulation can ultimately improve
the readiness and performance of
a delivery room team.
A practitioner’s
ability to develop a comprehensive
view of a medical situation, clarifies
Toni Waltzer, MD, co-director of
CMS’ obstetrics simulation, can
be critical to the quality of a
health care team’s interventions.