Leadership – lessons learned from an orchestral conductor
Leadership training is sorely lacking in medicine. In this post Sandra shares insights she’s gained through the research and workshops of conductor Ture Larsen.
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Copenhagen Critical Care Symposium 2018
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How I Sim – Peter Dieckmann
Another one of the giants of the sim world has generously agreed to share his “How I Sim” story with #FOAMsim and the scanFOAM audience. Peter Dieckmann is an organisational psychologist, originally from Germany where he also did his PhD, […]
How I Sim – Jenny Rudolph
Next up in our “How I Sim” series is Jenny W Rudolph. You probably know of the Center for Medical Simulation founded 22 years ago where Jenny works; and to people in the world of sim she’ll need little introduction as we are well […]
How I Sim – Jesse Spurr
scanFOAM.org is proud to present our next contributor to the “How I Sim” series, Jesse Spurr, hailing all the way from Oz. He’s an all round good bloke and a #FOAMed #FOAMsim star, being the co-host of simulationpodcast.com, editor-in-chief of injectableorange.com and simulation director at The Teaching Institute, just to name a few. Enjoy!
How I Sim – Victoria Brazil
This is the first guest contribution in our initiative “How I Sim” – a series that brings forth the voices of healthcare simulation for a speed round on their thoughts on sim. Who better to kick it off than Victoria Brazil (@Socratic_EM), a true #FOAMsim legend!
How I Sim – Sandra Viggers
Recently, I came across this question on Twitter and joined the conversation. Crowdsourcing …How could @MedSimulation foster online community for sim educators ? Blog? Podcasts? More Twitter posts? What content? — Victoria Brazil (@SocraticEM) June 22, 2016 Two replies caught […]
Go To The SIM Like You Go To The GYM
This is a complementary blogpost to my #smaccDUB talk “How Students Can Choreograph Their Own Education”. I was thrilled to be offered the opportunity to talk about my passion – medical education, and how I think we can benefit from […]