Today we present a few examples of personal and clinical moments where advocacy inquiry allowed one of our coworkers at CMS to stay curious and get to the root of someone else’s thinking when pr…
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The American Journal of Nursing has published, “The Changing Landscape of Simulation-Based Education” in its August 2019 edition.
Today we present a few examples of personal and clinical moments where advocacy inquiry allowed one of our coworkers at CMS to stay curious and get to the root of someone else’s thinking when pr…
in 2018, Jenny Rudolph presented “Helping without Harming” at SMACC, where she led the audience in moving from “WTF?!” to “What’s their frame?” Today we prese…
FINDING PATHWAYS TO SPEAK UP: The Learning Pathways Grid (or “LPG”) is a tool we use at the Center for Medical Simulation to discover how we often get in the way of our best intentions, re…
By: Jessica Young, GCertClinEd, MNutDiet, BExSci Principal Medical Education Officer Gold Coast Health Leadership and management has been coming up regularly in our clinical supervisor course as a top…