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UID:HFESHCS_2024 International Symposium on Human Factors and Ergonomics i
 n Health Care_sess139@linklings.com
SUMMARY:Preparing the Healthcare Workforce Through Simulation-Based Educat
 ion (SE6)
DESCRIPTION:Oral Presentations\n\nInterruption Management: Education and P
 ractice using Simulations with Embedded Interruptions\n\nTopics that will 
 be included in this presentation include: \n1) an interruption management 
 strategy (i.e., skills to handle interruptions) that can be taught and pra
 cticed using simulated scenarios \n2) the significance of embedding interr
 uptions into healthcare simulated scenarios\n3) use of theories ...\n\n\nG
 inger Schroers (Loyola University Chicago)\n---------------------\nLearnin
 g from others: Scaling interprofessional simulation learning experiences t
 o include all health professions learners.\n\nExperiential learning in the
  clinical environment is a critical component of health professional train
 ing. Some experiences such as working with a person with intellectual and 
 developmental disability or experiencing a patient death may not happen at
  all for some health profession’s students a...\n\n\nMary Keehn (Universit
 y of Illinois at Chicago); Kathryn J. VanderZwan (University of Illinois C
 hicago); and Christine Park (College of Medicine, University of Illinois a
 t Chicago)\n---------------------\nThe Interprofessional Patient Safety Co
 nference: Utilizing Human Factors Engineering and Systems Thinking to Adva
 nce Beyond Blame and Shame\n\nOver twenty years after the Institute of Med
 icine’s report on the state of medical errors and emerging from a pandemic
 , health care still faces many challenges. Health care interprofessionals 
 still need better communication and shared mental models if we are to decr
 ease preventable medical err...\n\n\nMeghan O'Halloran (Edward Hines JR VA
  Medical Center); Naseema Merchant (West Haven VA, Yale New Haven Health);
  and Ashley Hughes (College of Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago
 )\n---------------------\nWork as Simulated - A Case Study in Applied Huma
 n Factors Use of Simulation\n\nHuman Factors practitioners require a 360’ 
 understanding of the work environment in order to fully flush out system c
 ontributors and consequences to create safe, efficient and effective tools
  and processes. Although, the live hospital or clinic environment is optim
 al, there are several benefit...\n\n\nNate Jones (Carilion Clinic, Virgini
 a Tech Carilion School of Medicine)\n\nTrack: Simulation and Education\n\n
 Session Chairs: Michael Boyce (Yale New Haven Health) and Carmen Van Ommen
  (Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University)
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