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  • Ilmumisaeg: 20-Dec-2014
  • Kirjastus: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
  • ISBN-10: 145118879X
  • ISBN-13: 9781451188790
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 800 pages, kõrgus x laius: 276x213 mm, kaal: 1724 g, 250
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  • Kirjastus: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins
  • ISBN-10: 145118879X
  • ISBN-13: 9781451188790
Defining Excellence in Simulation Programs is an official publication of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH), created to support the Societys 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. A wide range of topics -- essential to the development and management of successful and cost-effective simulation programs include: Simulation Standards best practices and program development; Types of Simulation Programs infrastructure, framework; Simulators types, selection and usage; Funding fundraising, income sources; Management asset management, policies and procedures; Environmental Design building a simulation center; technical infrastructure; and Educational Development; Faculty Development; Research, and more, including: 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 SSHs 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 >
Foreword xiii
Daniel B. Raemer
Introduction xix
Janice C. Palaganas
Juli Maxworthy
Chad Epps
Mary Beth Mancini
Terms of Reference xxi
Yue Ming Huang
John Rice
Andrew E. Spain
Janice C. Palaganas
Section 1 · Simulation Standards
1.1 SSH Accreditation Standards
2(15)
Ellen S. Deutsch
Janice C. Palaganas
Expert's Corner: Simulation: More than Another Tool in the Toolbox
4(13)
Kathleen Gallo
1.2 The INACSL Standards of Best Practice
17(8)
Suzan E. Kardong-Edgren
Teri Boese
Valerie M. Howard
1.3 Simulation Center Program Metrics
25(14)
Sandra J. Feaster
John W. Lutz
Troy E. Reihsen
Farrah F. Leland
John H. Shatzer
1.4 Development of the SSH Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator Program: Design of a Valid, Defensible, and Cost-Effective Program
39(10)
Cate F. Nicholas
Andrew E. Spain
Connie M. Lopez
Katie Walker
Expert's Corner: Faculty Development
41(8)
Ignacio del Moral
1.5 Quality Improvement
49(17)
Juli C. Maxworthy
Jared M. Kutzin
Expert's Corner: Kaiser Permanente's Approach To Patient Safety
53(13)
Connie M. Lopez
Section 2 · Types of Simulation Programs
2.1 Creating the Infrastructure for a Successful Simulation Program
66(24)
Sara Kim
Wendy Hewitt
Janine A. Buis
Brian K. Ross
CONSIDER THIS: Simulation Program Scheduling
73(14)
Chad A. Epps
Penni I. Watts
Expert's Corner: Making a Career in Simulation
87(3)
Jeffrey B. Cooper
2.2 Optimizing Education with In Situ Simulation
90(9)
Justin L. Lockman
Aditee P. Ambardekar
Ellen S. Deutsch
2.3 Mobile Simulations
99(9)
Brent Thorkelson
Expert's Corner: Mobile Simulation and the Development of SimCOACH
105(3)
Eric A. Brown
2.4 Simulation-Enhanced Interprofessional Education: A Framework for Development
108(12)
Janice C. Palaganas
Laura K. Rock
Expert's Corner: Teamwork for Simulation Teams?
110(10)
Jeffrey B. Cooper
2.5 Continuum of Care
120(7)
Deborah D. Navedo
Patricia A. Reidy
2.6 Just-in-Time Training Programs
127(8)
Anne Marie Monachino
Stephanie A. Tuttle
2.7 Boot Camps
135(18)
Roberta L. Hales
Stephanie Tuttle
2.8 Systems Integration
153(10)
Yue Dong
Juli C. Maxworthy
William F. Dunn
2.9 A Model for Establishing a Rural Simulation Partnership
163(9)
Rebekah Damazo
Sherry D. Fox
Section 3 · Simulators
3.1 A History of Modern-Day Mannequins
172(11)
Frederick L. Slone
Samsun Lampotang
Expert's Corner: A Memoir---Early Days of Simulation
175(8)
Samsun Lampotang
3.2 Mannequins: Terminology, Selection, and Usage
183(16)
Frederick L. Slone
Samsun Lampotang
3.3 Standardized Patients
199(14)
Tamara L. Owens
Gayle Gliva-McConvey
3.4 Using Embeded Simulated Persons (aka "Confederates")
213(14)
Jill S. Sanko
Ilya Shekhter
Richard R. Kyle Jr.
David J. Birnbach
CONSIDER THIS: Using Volunteers
215(3)
Laura K. Rock
CONSIDER THIS: Maintaining Psychological Safety for Embedded Simulated Persons
218(9)
Janice C. Palaganas
3.5 Procedural Training
227(8)
Daniel A. Hashimoto
Roy Phitayakorn
3.6 Hybrid Simulations
235(6)
Dawn M. Schocken
Wendy L. Gammon
Expert's Corner: Documentation for Simulation (EMR/EHR)
237(4)
Pamela B. Andreatta
3.7 Virtual Simulation
241(11)
Eric B. Bauman
Penny Ralston-Berg
3.8 Repurposing of Equipment
252(7)
Shad Deering
Taylor Sawyer
Expert's Corner: Simulation in Underresourced Countries
255(4)
Mary D. Patterson
3.9 Warranties or Fix-It-Yourself?
259(9)
Marcus Watson
Dylan Campher
Section 4 · Funding
4.1 Where's the Money, Sources of Revenue
268(15)
Jennifer A. Calzada
Expert's Corner: Funding for Healthcare Simulation Research
274(9)
Debra Nestel
4.2 Establishing a Simulation Program Budget
283(8)
Stephanie A. Tuttle
4.3 Creating a Fee Structure
291(10)
Aisha Jamal
Kelly D. Wallin
Jennifer L. Arnold
CONSIDER THIS: A Quick Way to Estimate Cost/Hour
299(2)
Christine S. Park
Paul J. Pribaz
4.4 How to Write a Thorough Business Plan
301(12)
M. Scott Williams
Danyel L. Helgeson
Expert's Corner: Interacting with Boards
303(10)
Bonnie J. Driggers
4.5 How to Create Leadership and Organizational Buy-In
313(8)
Katie Walker
Ian Curran
Expert's Corner: How to Create Champions
315(6)
Paul E. Phrampus
4.6 Fundraising: A Potential Additional Source of Income for the Research and Educational Activities of a Healthcare Simulation Program
321(8)
Guillaume Alinier
Jean-Claude Granry
4.7 Grant Writing
329(5)
Sandrijn M. van Schaik
4.8 Working with Vendors
334(12)
David M. LaCombe
Graham Whiteside
Section 5 · Management
5.1 Business Needs and Assets Assessment
346(8)
Sandra J. Feaster
Jennifer A. Calzada
5.2 Policies and Procedures
354(10)
Thomas A. Dongilli
Ilya Shekhter
Jesika S. Gavilanes
5.3 Writing and Implementing a Strategic Plan
364(13)
Gail L. Johnson
Jeanette L. Augustson
Expert's Corner: Projects Galore! Scrumban: A Solution to Managing too Many Projects
373(4)
Janice C. Palaganas
5.4 Developing a Systematic Program Evaluation Plan
377(14)
Gail L. Johnson
CONSIDER THIS: Program Evaluation Plans
388(3)
Sabrina Koh
5.5 Management of Standardized Patient Programs
391(32)
Nancy Heine
Diane M. Ferguson
Expert's Corner: Standardized Patients in Health Professions Education: A Proxy for Real Patients?
394(29)
Debra Nestel
5.6 Simulation Alliances, Networks, and Collaborates
423(11)
Juli C. Maxworthy
KT Waxman
Expert's Corner: Research Networks
428(3)
Adam Cheng
Marc Auerbach
Expert's Corner: Stem and Sim
431(3)
Tom Lemaster
Section 6 · Environmental Design
6.1 Building a Simulation Center: Key Design Strategies and Considerations
434(21)
Michael A. Seropian
Guillaume Alinier
Ismael Hssain
Bonnie J. Driggers
Brian C. Brost
Thomas A. Dongilli
Michael C. Lauber
Expert's Corner: Challenges for Simulation in Latin America
453(2)
Augusto Scalabrini-Neto
6.2 Space: Potential Locations to Conduct Full-Scale Simulation-Based Education
455(10)
Guillaume Alinier
Fernando Bello
Ashwin A. Kalbag
Roger L. Kneebone
6.3 Technical Infrastructure
465(14)
Brian Moores
Amar P. Patel
6.4 Transitioning to a New Center
479(9)
H. Michael Young
Morgan A. Scherwitz
Section 7 · Educational Development
7.1 Assessing Learning Needs
488(8)
Rebecca Wilson
Debra Hagler
CONSIDER THIS: How to Integrate Simulation into Prelicensure Curriculum
492(4)
Soledad Armijo Rivera
7.2 Common Theories in Healthcare Simulation
496(13)
J. Bradley Morrison
Cathy Deckers
Expert's Corner: Simulation Theories
505(4)
Pamela B. Andreatta
7.3 Assessment in Healthcare Simulation
509(27)
Wendy Anson
Expert's Corner: A Clear Message Emerges from the NLN High-Stakes Assessment Project
511(2)
Mary Anne Rizzolo
CONSIDER THIS: Bias Found in Healthcare Simulation
513(19)
Janice C. Palaganas
Expert's Corner: High-Stakes Simulation and Physician Assessment
532(4)
Adam I. Levine
7.4 Continuing Medical Education
536(10)
Jason Zigmont
Angie Wade
Leslie A. Lynch
Leslie Coonfare
Section 8 · Faculty Development
8.1 Educator Training and Simulation Methodology Courses
546(12)
Jason Zigmont
Nichole Oocumma
Demian Szyld
Jose M. Maestre
Expert's Corner: An Unconventional Journey to Healthcare Simulation
548(2)
Don Combs
Expert's Corner: Why Scenario Facilitators Should Not Be Novice
550(8)
Janice C. Palaganas
8.2 Debriefing
558(15)
Keith E. Littlewood
Demian Szyld
Expert's Corner: Three Legs of a Successful Teamwork Program
565(8)
Robert Simon
8.3 Realism and Moulage
573(9)
Rebekah Damazo
Sherry D. Fox
Expert's Corner: Helping Learners "Buy In" to Simulation
579(3)
Jenny W. Rudolph
Catherine A. McIntosh
Robert Simon
Daniel B. Raemer
8.4 Expecting the Unexpected: Contingency Planning for Healthcare Simulation
582(10)
Cecilia Canales
Yue Ming Huang
8.5 The Ethics of Simulation
592(12)
Amy B. Smith
Stephen E. Lammers
Expert's Corner: Death in Simulation
597(7)
Ignacio del Moral
Section 9 · Research
9.1 Research in Healthcare Simulation
604(11)
Marjorie Lee White
Dawn Taylor Peterson
Expert's Corner: Research in Healthcare Simulation
607(8)
David M. Gaba
9.2 Simulation Research Considerations
615(9)
Suzan E. Kardong-Edgren
Peter Dieckmann
James C. Phero
Expert's Corner: Research in Simulation
618(6)
Pamela R. Jeffries
9.3 Institutional Review Board
624(26)
Dawn Taylor Peterson
Marjorie Lee White
Section 10 · Resources
10.1 Resources
650
Alicia Gill Rossiter
Susan Garbutt
Rita F. D'Aoust
Index
Janice Palaganas, PhD, RN, NP is a Lecturer for Harvard Medical School and the Associate Director of the Institute for Medical Simulation in Boston, Massachusetts the most renown program for interprofessional simulation educator training. A recognized leader and expert in the field of simulation, Dr. Palaganas is Principal Faculty for the Center for Medical Simulation, the implementing director of the Society for Simulation in Healthcares (SSH) Accreditation and Certification Program, and Chair of the 2011 Simulation and IPE Symposium. Dr. Palaganas is also an author for the National League for Nursing (NLN) study for high-stakes assessment using simulation for nursing students and authored and evaluated the challenges of assessing teamwork in students using simulation. She received her Bachelors of Science degree in Nursing, as well as two Masters degrees as an Adult Nurse Practitioner and Geriatric Nurse Practitioner, from the University of Pennsylvania, and her PhD in Nursing at Loma Linda University exploring healthcare simulation as a platform for interprofessional education.