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If you're attending the 13th Annual International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare (IMSH) conference in Orlando, FL from Jan. 26-30, stop by Education Management Solutions' (EMS) booth #601/700 to learn about our next generation simulation management training solutions.

Don't Miss Orion UnCut: Join us for a panel discussion on Orion, the next generation Clinical Simulation Management platform.

Monday, January 28, 2013
6:00-7:30 pm
Florida Ballroom A
Peabody Orlando Hotel

Panelists:
Debra Danforth, MS, ARNP, FAANP, Florida State University
Joshua Onia, St. Luke's University Health Network, Temple/St. Luke's School of Medicine
Celeste Villanueva, CRNA, MS, Samuel Merritt University

Enjoy a stimulating discussion and an open bar!

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EMS’ breakthrough technology for clinical simulation training provides educators and learners a rich user experience

Nassau Community College (NCC) raised the bar on nursing education yesterday with the grand opening of its new Life Sciences Building. The 74,000 square-foot building houses six practical skills nursing training rooms and a computerized hospital simulation lab. The building is also equipped with advanced simulation management technology from EMS, enhancing clinical skills training for improved student outcomes, and leading to better delivery of patient care in a real clinical environment.

Dr. Kenneth Saunders, NCC's Officer-in-Charge says of the project: "Our students' hands-on familiarity with this equipment will make for a much more seamless transition from the classroom to the workplace. The prospect of such a seamless transition will both highlight the attractiveness of our graduates to potential employers and prepare the stage for improved patient outcomes in a clinical setting."

Part of the State University of New York, Nassau Community College offers 24,000 full- and part-time students, plus 15,000 continuing and professional students, the chance to advance their education.

Nassau Community College nursing faculty will use EMS' simulation management technology to record simulation sessions and provide feedback to students. The EMS technology will also enable instructors to document and track student learning outcomes and review their progress, giving a better indication of whether a nursing student will transfer learned skills to work with actual patients.

We had a great response to the webinar (Oct 3) "Standardized Patient Simulation: Idea Through Evaluation" by Linda Wilson, Assistant Dean for Special Projects, Simulation and CNE Accreditation, Drexel University College of Nursing and Health Professions.

Abstract: This webinar will present an overview of standardized patient simulation, including case development, development of case evaluation criteria, standardized patient training, and incorporation of simulation into the curriculum. An easy-to-use template for standardized patient simulation case development will also be presented.

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