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The oral abstract presented at SGIM, Simulated First Night-onCall (FNOC): Establishing Com- munity and a Culture of Patient Safety for Incoming Interns, presented at the SGIM 2018 annual meeting, has been selected as the Best Oral Presentation in Quality Improvement and Patient Safety. |
 Alex Mack has been with our team for 2.5 years. She has had the roles of Simulation Operations Spe- cialist and Senior Operations Specialist. With the support of the Standardized Patient (SP) Program team and the guidance of Dr. Zabar, Alex has transformed the standardized patient program processes at NYSIM. We are fortunate to be able to promote her to a Program Supervisor Role. In this new role Alex will continue to support programs but will also supervise NYSIM standardized patient processes and programmatic changes including technology needs; assist with NYSIM website design; and recruit, train and supervise staff within the SP program. |
 Senior Simulation Operations Specialist Crysandy Marte has been with our team in the role of Simulation tion Operations Specialist for 1.5 years. Crysandy came to NYSIM with experience from the University of Vermont Clinical Simulation Lab. We are pleased to be able to promote Crysandy to a Senior Simulation Operations Specialist position. Crysandy will continue to support the day to day operations of simulation programs but will also support Sarla Santos, the Assistant Director of Operations, in coordinating and troubleshooting scheduling requests; coordinate the intake/design meetings; assist in the development and implementation of new standard operating procedures and assist with maintaining and enhancing NYSIM’s vendor relationships. |
NYSIM hosted a 4 hour immersive simulation on Patient Safety and Quality to orient the In- coming Interns to the NYULH culture of being a High Reliability Organization. The program included Group OSCE’s, a Patient Safety Room and Case Based Discussions. In June 2017 we hosted 156 incoming interns from 7 residency programs and this year we will host 205 in- coming interns from 17 residency programs.Equipment
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| Noelle | Gaumard | 1 | NYSIM | |
| Pre-Mature Anne | Laerdal Medical | 2 | NYSIM | View |
| SimMom | Laerdal Medical | 2 | NYSIM | View |
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| A qualitative descriptive study of SimWars as a meaningful instructional tool | View Paper |
| Development of a hospitalist-led-and-directed physical examination curriculum | View Paper |
| Developing and Assessing Initiatives Designed to Improve Clinical Teaching Performance | View Paper |
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PUBLICATIONS
Recent publications authored by faculty teaching at NYSIM
The Impact of Oral-Systemic Health on
Advancing Interprofessional Education Outcomes
Charting a Key Competency Domain:
Understanding Resident Physician Interprofessional
Collaboration (IPC) Skills.
"The safety dance": a faculty development
workshop partnering IPE and patient safety initiatives
using simulation-based education.
Introduction of the Engaged Feedback
Reflective Inventory During a Preceptor
Training Program.
E-Learning with virtual teammates: A novel
approach to interprofessional education.
Why Your TeamSTEPPS™ Program
May Not Be Working approach to
interprofessional education.
Interdisciplinary Team Training:
Five Lessons Learned approach to
interprofessional education.
Goal-Directed Transthoracic Echocardiography
During Advanced Cardiac Life Support
approach to interprofessional education.
A Simple Framework for Assessing
Technical Skills in a Resident Observed
Structured Clinical Examination
“Oh! She doesn’t speak English!”
Assessing resident competence in managing
linguistic and cultural barriers.
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We are trained, certified and professional Simulation Instructors, Researchers and Medical Personnel who've helped overseen 50,000 learner visits.
Since its opening in September, 2011, NYSIM has had more than 50,000 learner visits and delivered nearly 2,000 simulation courses for NYU and CUNY medical, nursing and dental students, residents, staff physicians and nurses, physician assistants, respiratory therapists as well as those in other health care fields. NYSIM offers training to first responders in the New York area, including firefighters and emergency medical service personnel.
NYSIM specializes in training for simulation instructors from NYU, CUNY and other healthcare institutions that would like to enhance their own simulation programs.
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Why NYSIM?
A hands-on, collaborative approach to health profession training
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NYSIM’s 25,000 square foot facility includes 4 classrooms, 5 conference rooms, 14 patient examination rooms, 5 intensive care rooms... View All
A total of 17 full-body computerized mannequins as well as numerous variety of partial task trainers available... View Equipment
57 cameras and 52 microphones to record all simulations, scenarios, debriefings and playback in every room. View Audio/Video
Who Learns Here?
We have learners from over 13 colleges and universities
Courses and Symposiums
NYSIM provides access to great talent and teachers through courses and symposiums.
NYSIM's mission is to foster clinical excellence, improve communication, patient safety and the quality of healthcare delivery as well as reduce adverse outcomes by using simulation for education, training and research.
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