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SSH Virtual Learning Lab | Standardized Patients & OSCEs: What’s Working, What’s Hard

Sharing real-world wins, challenges, and ideas you can try in your own program Standardized patients and OSCEs can create powerful learning—but they can also be messy, time-consuming, and hard to assess consistently. In this learning lab, we’ll take an honest look at what’s working well and what’s still hard when it comes to SP-driven OSCEs. We’ll walk through how these challenges are addressed, including …

The Real Sim Center: Louisville

On the next episode of The Real Sim Center, we’ll visit the University of Louisville’s Clinical Simulation Center (CSC). The small‑but‑mighty CSC team supports large, diverse learner cohorts by turning staffing limits into growth opportunities for standardized patients (SPs). In this session, Carrie Bohnert, Director of the Standardized Patient Program, will share how her team created advanced …

Simulation in Action: Centre for Advanced Medical Simulation at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology – Episode 2!

At the Centre for Advanced Medical Simulation (CAMS) at NAIT, interprofessional education is more than a curriculum requirement. It is the culture that shapes how students, faculty, and community partners learn together. In this episode of Simulation in Action, Associate Chair for Simulation and Interprofessional Education Lisa George, Simulation Technologist Thomas Waring, and Veterinary Technology Chair Nichole Boutilier …

AI in Healthcare Simulation: Past, Present, and Future

Join this Virtual Learning Lab with SSH to see how sim teams are using AI today, and what you can try next in your program. AI is quickly becoming part of everyday life, and simulation is no exception. In this learning lab, we’ll look at where AI started in healthcare simulation, how it’s being used right now in assessment, …

Simulation in Action: Centre for Advanced Medical Simulation at Northern Alberta Institute of Technology

Simulation in Action is Elevate Healthcare’s webinar series spotlighting the people and programs using simulation to drive real-world impact in healthcare. In the first of a four-episode spotlight, you’ll hear how the Centre for Advanced Medical Simulation (CAMS) at Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT) is a powerful example of what’s possible when innovation, creativity, and operational excellence come together. CAMS …