Simulation-based education uses realistic clinical environments and structured debriefing to help care teams prepare for high-stakes events and improve outcomes.
In this episode, Dr. Randy Steadman, chair of anesthesiology and critical care at Houston Methodist and associate director of Houston Methodist's MITIE at the Bookout Center, shares how creating realistic, immersive environments in simulation-based education leads to better surgical and clinical outcomes.
Dr. Steadman has developed simulation instructor training programs for:
- Clinical emergency response teams
- Code blue teams
- Obstetrical critical event teams
Expert: Dr. Randy Steadman, chair of anesthesiology and critical care at Houston Methodist and associate director of Houston Methodist's MITIE at the Bookout Center
Notable topics covered:
- Evolutions in simulation education
- Benefits of using simulation education for critical incident training
- Overview of MITIE simulation training and debriefing
Links:
- Dr. Randy Steadman (LinkedIn)
- Houston Methodist Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care
- Houston Methodist's MITIE at the Bookout Center
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