COVID-19 Community Resource

IPSS leadership and members have established an online tool with new resources to help our pediatric simulationists in dealing with COVID-19. This area will be open access, not limited to just IPSS members, so please share freely and widely.

These resources include:

  • A collaborative document outlining types of COVID-19 simulations taking place and lessons learned from them.
  • Helpful links and documents to reference
  • Open discussion forum

COLLABORATIVE DOCUMENT
In this document you can add in your simulations or read what others are doing. Included is the location, contact, purpose, description, participants and lessons learned for the various content areas. We encourage you to add in your COVID simulations, to provide a robust resource for those seeking information. Below is an outline of the document thus far:

  • Individual Level
    • Training: Donning and Doffing
    • Training: Telehealth
  • Team Level
    • Training: Resuscitations
  • Micro-system Level
    • Systems: Arrival/Transport of Patients
    • System: Surge
    • Systems: Isolation/Quarantine
    • Systems: Telehealth
  • Macro-system Level
    • Systems: Resuscitations
    • Systems: Special Isolations Units
ACCESS COLLABORATIVE DOCUMENT

LINKS & DOCUMENTS
In the forum you will find a location to post helpful links and documents to share with others. We have started with several resources and it is open for you to add more.

COMMUNITY CENTER FORUM

DISCUSSION FORUM
This collaborative forum to allow for engagement and to share thoughts, strategies, approaches, and best practices during this time. It is also a way to ask more specific questions from experts. This area will be open access, not limited to just IPSS members, so please share freely and widely.

We will continue to iterate and improve our materials. If there’s something you would need/ would like, please let us know info@ipssglobal.org.

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I am a UK-trained Neonatologist working in Starship NICU in Auckland, New Zealand. I am a member of the Douglas Starship Simulation faculty and lead the simulation programmer in NICU. My key simulation interests include education, communication and patient safety. I have been an active member of IPSS since 2011, member of the Education Committee since 2012, am a past Co-Chair of the Education Committee (2017-2018) and a current member of the Board of Directors. In collaboration with others, I established the IPSS-INSPIRE Fellowship in 2018 and am on the working group leading this initiative. My vision for IPSS is to continue to support collaborative knowledge sharing and research development in the pediatric and perinatal simulation community. My wish for IPSS is to see an increasing number of non-physician members and to support and develop the ability of those still at the early stage of simulation.

 

 

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