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Community Health Simulation and Education Center

Community Health Simulation and Education Center. Northwest Hospital & Medical Center. Reception and Locker room. Simulation. A technique that amplifies real experiences and environments in which staff can demonstrate and practice procedures. Simulation.

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Community Health Simulation and Education Center

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  1. Community Health Simulation and Education Center Northwest Hospital & Medical Center

  2. Reception and Locker room

  3. Simulation A technique that amplifies real experiences and environments in which staff can demonstrate and practice procedures

  4. Simulation Supports interdisciplinary team work and communication to enhance clinical judgment in an interactive and safe surrounding.

  5. Community Health Education and Simulation Center • The current 2500 square foot space was constructed from a nearly $1.7 million in grants with almost $1 million from the Federal Government. • The Norcliff and Archibald Foundations grants combined with Northwest Hospital & Medical Center investment was over $700,000. • The center houses 2 patient simulation rooms, 3 classrooms and a reception area. • There is high fidelity A/V equipment for programming and debriefing. • Trainers that range from low fidelity to high fidelity.

  6. Hospital Goals • To maintain competency and promote new learning for all staff • To promote opportunities for practicing skills and knowledge • To facilitate interdisciplinary communications and team building across the disciplines

  7. Lay Community Goals • To support the local school systems in their emergency response to students and staff • To introduce lay community members by integration of advanced technology into community based classes.

  8. Focusing on the Community Needs

  9. First Responder Goals • To support first responders in their competency, practice and gaining of new knowledge • To facilitate communication and team building between first responders and hospital based staff

  10. Health Education Student Goals • To provide opportunities of learning and reinforcement to healthcare provider students • To provide a safe hospital environment for hands on practice

  11. Integrating Simulation Into Your Teaching June 1, 2009, 8:00-4:30 pm Collaborative workshop between Northwest Hospital & Medical Center, North Seattle Community College and SEIU 1199

  12. Inter- Agency Opportunities

  13. PERFECT PRACTICE MAKES PRACTICE

  14. Equipment Two copies of the various audiovisual equipment operator manuals are available to sign out of the center. Familiarity with operation of each piece of equipment is required. The CHESC Simulation Specialist will be available by appointment to facilitate this.

  15. What is a Simulator? A Tool.

  16. Programs in Development • ACLS • BLS • Crisis Team • First Five Minutes • Back Safety • STEPS

  17. There Are Many Forms of Simulation

  18. Interactive Learning Environment • A safe place for errors to happen • An opportunity for hands on skill development • Learning from observing • Peer to peer communication

  19. Nurse Resident Graduates • Reinforcing learning from low fidelity to high fidelity opportunities • Northwest Hospital & Medical Center has facilitated 31 new Registered Nurses in their transition from school to the hospital environment

  20. Spring 2008

  21. Fall 2008

  22. Spring 2009

  23. Tours Available Tours will be available to members of the community by contacting: CHESC@nwhsea.org (206) 368-1168

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