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Keynote speakers, Carl Horsley and Andrew Petrosniak, will expand the way IPSS symposium attendees approach simulation through safety II(…)

We asked Dr. Geetha Ramachandra, simulation lead at Krishna Institute of Medical Science Secunderabad, India(…)

As we announced in the January issue of INSIGHTS, we were inspired to develop additional avenues for you to connect(…)

Manager of Interprofessional Learning and Simulation at the Penn State Health Milton S. Hershey Medical Center(…)

We asked Dr. Ng, Pediatric Anesthesiologist at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, a few questions about her work and IPSS(…)

Dr. Manu Madhok, PEM Attending Physician, Children’s Minnesota(…)

Over 560 registrants from 32 countries engaged for the groundbreaking conference, IPSSV2020(…)

Pediatric Hospitalist, Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital and Medical Director of the Hannaford Simulation Center at Maine Medical Center(…)

DDr. Wagner is a neonatal fellow at the Medical University of Vienna, Comprehensive Center for Pediatrics(…)

To say 2020 has not gone according to plan is quite the understatement(…)

“I” is for INTERNATIONAL, and IPSS strives to bring our collective knowledge and skills to the widest possible audience (…)

Dr. Ades is the medical co-director of the CHOP Center for Simulation, Advanced Education and Innovation, the Director of the NICU Simulation Program at CHOP(…)

What are you looking forward to at IPSSV in October?
IPSS has brought me amazing mentorship, inspirational programming, and incredible life-long friendships(…)

IPSS Scenario Library curates and indexes scenarios from leading resources which have been developed(…)

IPSSV Keynote Panel Reflects on Recent Pivots and Long-Term Changes to the Pediatric Simulation Field(…)

IPSS’ Affiliations Committee forms partnerships with other organizations to support our mission to inspire, grow and lead the global Pediatric Simulation community(…)

Professor of Pediatrics and Pediatric Intensivist, Emory University and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta(…)

Over 130 Attend IPSS Virtual Connect and COVID Panel Discussion(…)

IPSSV Keynote Panel Reflects on Recent Pivots and Long-Term Changes to the Pediatric Simulation Field(…)

Even in uncertain times and always in resource-limited settings, medical simulation teaching remains vital(…)

Dr. Isabel Gross is an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at Yale University School of Medicine and is leading several multi-site international simulation-based research projects(…)

Rebecca Gray is a paediatric anaesthetist at the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital and University of Cape Town(…)

During these extraordinary times, our routines are disrupted, our movement is limited, our workflow is altered and, in some cases, we are in harm’s way, dealing with the COVID-19 crisis at the front line(…)

IPSS’ Affiliations Committee forms partnerships with other organizations, societies and special interest groups to support our mission to inspire(…)

Click to watch IPSS President Tobias Everett speak on the Wet Dog phenomenon(…)

Dr. Jordan Duval-Arnould is an Assistant Professor of anesthesiology and critical care medicine and jointly-appointed to the division of health sciences informatics at the Johns Hopkins University(…)

Problem:  I am scheduled to run a scenario based workshop and am struggling to develop and have a team validate one within a limited timeframe(…)

The deadline for IPSS-INSPIRE Pediatric Simulation Fellowship applications has been extended to 31 December 2019(…)

Do you have an issue you want to discuss? Do you need the insight and expertise of fellow IPSS members?(…)

Our consciousness is flooded from all angles with news of change: political, social, environmental, scientific, healthcare, to name a few(…)

IPSS is a stakeholder organization in PEM Simulation Collaborative, an initiative of American College of Emergency Physicians. The aim of this collaborative is to develop and maintain a unified, high quality(…)

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