Learning from the Unexpected: Incident Reporting as a Catalyst for Change
Join Sheila Chapel as she discusses the use of incident reporting as a commitment to continuous improvement practices in healthcare simulation.
Learning Objectives
- Understand the role of incident reporting in quality improvement
- Recognize barriers and enablers to effective reporting
- Identify common incidents affecting healthcare simulation sessions
- Explore Incident Reporting, PDSA, and Root Cause Analysis tools
Speakers
Sheila Chapel, MBA, CHSE
Director, Simulation Programs
Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator
TSC Ghazvini Center for Healthcare Education
Tallahassee State College - Healthcare Professions
Webinar Info
- Faculty Develoment, Innovate use of Simulation, New Technologies
- 1
- 35 minutes
• Good ideas for incident reports!
How the speaker’s ability to convey the importance of recognizing the “errors” or issues identified in simulation could be used as a way to not only evaluate students progress, but an opportunity to improve student’s understanding of quality improvement and could be a great opportunity to empower new nurses to have this view.
I have no idea if our simulation team uses any particular software to record incidents that occur during simulations, but I can definitely see how it can be beneficial. The impact in simulation healthcare, using incident reports to make change in how students learn is a reasonable idea