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Simulation

Defining Excellence in Simulation Programs

Janice C. Palaganas

978-1-4511-8879-0 • November 2014 • Softbound • 8.375” x 10.875” • 800 pp. • 250 Illus.• 125Table

Defining Excellence in Simulation Programs

is an official publication

of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH), created to support

the Society’s mission to encourage excellence in healthcare education,

practice and research through the use of simulation.

With nearly 140 expert clinicians and educators contributing, this

authoritative guide offers clear-cut definitions, recommendations and

best practices for all types of simulation training programs. This is a

must-read for healthcare managers, educators and researchers looking

to create or manage successful, cost-effective, researched-based

simulation programs.

Features

• Well-referenced, reader-friendly content is continually available,

practical and timely.

• Standards and recommendations based on actual programs around

the world that have proven to be sustainable, cost-effective and

successful.

• Editors and many authors central to SSH’s role in learning and

defining best practices for simulation and simulation program

management.

• Interprofessional group of editors and authors offering diverse

perspectives, from areas of nursing, medicine, allied health,

numerous specialties, and non-clinical fields.

• including organizational behavior, psychology, statistics, business,

and engineering.

• Terms of Reference – Defines and standardizes simulation terms and

concepts for users, learners and developers.

• Experts Corner – Commentary on particular areas of training,

research and program development by simulation experts and

founders.

• Consider This – Text boxes provide practical how-to sections on

important related topics.

Table of Contents

1. Simulation Standards

1.1 Accreditation Standards

1.2 Standards of Best Practice

1.3 Simulation Center Program

Metrics

1.4 Educators and Certification

1.5 Quality Improvement in

Simulation – Would We Have It Any

Other Way?

2. Types of Simulation Programs

2.1 Infrastructure/Staffing Models and

Job Descriptions

2.2 Optimizing Education with in situ

Simulation

2.3 Mobile Simulations

2.4 Interprofessional Simulations

2.5 Continuum of Care

2.6 Just-in-time Training Programs

2.7 Bootcamps

2.8 Systems Integration

2.9 A Model for Establishing a Rural

Simulation Partnership

3. Simulators

4. Funding

5. Management

6. Environmental Design

7. Educational Development

8. Faculty Development

9. Research

10. Resources

…Abridged to fit