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February 20, 2026

Pediatric Simulator

By
Lance Baily
BA, EMT-B

Pediatric Simulators provide clinical educators with the opportunity to provide safe, effective simulated pediatric training to clinical learners. Pediatric Simulation is the practice of using medical simulation products and tools to create an experience that represents the healthcare treatment of a child. Used to teach and train learners and professionals alike, these simulators and simulations
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Professional Development

January 1, 2018

Physiology: The Force Behind Healthcare Simulation – A Guide for Techs, Part 1: Blood Pressure

By
Kim Baily
MSN, PhD, RN, CNE
Dr. Kim Baily, MSN, PhD, RN, CNE has had a passion for healthcare simulation since she pulled her first sim man out of the closet and into the light in 2002. She has been a full-time educator and director of nursing and was responsible for building and implementing two nursing simulation programs at El Camino College and Pasadena City College in Southern California. Dr. Baily is a member of both INACSL and SSH. She serves as a consultant for emerging clinical simulation programs and has previously chaired Southern California Simulation Collaborative, which supports healthcare professionals working in healthcare simulation in both hospitals and academic institutions throughout Southern California. Dr. Baily has taught a variety of nursing and medical simulation-related courses in a variety of forums, such as on-site simulation in healthcare debriefing workshops and online courses. Since retiring from full time teaching, she has written over 100 healthcare simulation educational articles for HealthySimulation.com while traveling around the country via her RV out of California.

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Surgical Simulators

December 26, 2017

eoSurgical’s Innovative Lap Sim Instrument Tracking Goes Mobile

By
Lance Baily
BA, EMT-B

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Virtual Reality

December 12, 2017

FlexSim Healthcare Improves Performance with Simulated Patient Flow

By
Lance Baily
BA, EMT-B

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Nursing

December 7, 2017

Should Uniforms Be Required for Nursing Students in Simulation?

By
Kim Baily
MSN, PhD, RN, CNE
Dr. Kim Baily, MSN, PhD, RN, CNE has had a passion for healthcare simulation since she pulled her first sim man out of the closet and into the light in 2002. She has been a full-time educator and director of nursing and was responsible for building and implementing two nursing simulation programs at El Camino College and Pasadena City College in Southern California. Dr. Baily is a member of both INACSL and SSH. She serves as a consultant for emerging clinical simulation programs and has previously chaired Southern California Simulation Collaborative, which supports healthcare professionals working in healthcare simulation in both hospitals and academic institutions throughout Southern California. Dr. Baily has taught a variety of nursing and medical simulation-related courses in a variety of forums, such as on-site simulation in healthcare debriefing workshops and online courses. Since retiring from full time teaching, she has written over 100 healthcare simulation educational articles for HealthySimulation.com while traveling around the country via her RV out of California.

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Elevate Healthcare

December 4, 2017

CAE Juno Uses Simulation to Develop Critical Thinking Skills in Nurses

By
Roxanne Blanford
BA
Roxanne Blanford is a seasoned writer and communications specialist who also manages social media and content marketing initiatives for CAE Healthcare (a global leader in comprehensive simulation-based healthcare training solutions). She provides insights and resources to the healthcare simulation community through articles that both advocate for the CAE brand and elevate the conversation surrounding the efficacy of simulation to help make healthcare safer. Originally from New York City, Ms. Blanford studied communications, digital marketing and media literacy at The New School, New York University, and the City University of New York. She received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Communications from the State University of New York at Empire State College. She is currently based in Sarasota, Florida.

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Facilitation

November 22, 2017

INACSL Standards of Best Practice Infographic: Facilitation

By
Lance Baily
BA, EMT-B

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Professional Development

November 21, 2017

The 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Rights for Medication Administration During Simulation

By
Kim Baily
MSN, PhD, RN, CNE
Dr. Kim Baily, MSN, PhD, RN, CNE has had a passion for healthcare simulation since she pulled her first sim man out of the closet and into the light in 2002. She has been a full-time educator and director of nursing and was responsible for building and implementing two nursing simulation programs at El Camino College and Pasadena City College in Southern California. Dr. Baily is a member of both INACSL and SSH. She serves as a consultant for emerging clinical simulation programs and has previously chaired Southern California Simulation Collaborative, which supports healthcare professionals working in healthcare simulation in both hospitals and academic institutions throughout Southern California. Dr. Baily has taught a variety of nursing and medical simulation-related courses in a variety of forums, such as on-site simulation in healthcare debriefing workshops and online courses. Since retiring from full time teaching, she has written over 100 healthcare simulation educational articles for HealthySimulation.com while traveling around the country via her RV out of California.

Read more: The 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Rights for Medication Administration During Simulation
Facilitation

November 14, 2017

The Kobayashi Maru – Lessons on Simulation from Star Trek

By
Lance Baily
BA, EMT-B

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UPMC WISER

November 13, 2017

iSIM – Improving Simulation Instructional Methods

By
Lance Baily
BA, EMT-B

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Professional Development

November 9, 2017

TeamSTEPPS Healthcare Communication System 2.0 Online Master Trainer Course is — Totally Free!

By
Lance Baily
BA, EMT-B

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Simulated Medications

October 24, 2017

Low Cost eMARs Solutions for Medical Simulation Programs

By
Kim Baily
MSN, PhD, RN, CNE
Dr. Kim Baily, MSN, PhD, RN, CNE has had a passion for healthcare simulation since she pulled her first sim man out of the closet and into the light in 2002. She has been a full-time educator and director of nursing and was responsible for building and implementing two nursing simulation programs at El Camino College and Pasadena City College in Southern California. Dr. Baily is a member of both INACSL and SSH. She serves as a consultant for emerging clinical simulation programs and has previously chaired Southern California Simulation Collaborative, which supports healthcare professionals working in healthcare simulation in both hospitals and academic institutions throughout Southern California. Dr. Baily has taught a variety of nursing and medical simulation-related courses in a variety of forums, such as on-site simulation in healthcare debriefing workshops and online courses. Since retiring from full time teaching, she has written over 100 healthcare simulation educational articles for HealthySimulation.com while traveling around the country via her RV out of California.

Read more: Low Cost eMARs Solutions for Medical Simulation Programs
Management Systems

October 18, 2017

Building Healthcare Simulation Documents Using Excel – Tips and Tricks

By
Kim Baily
MSN, PhD, RN, CNE
Dr. Kim Baily, MSN, PhD, RN, CNE has had a passion for healthcare simulation since she pulled her first sim man out of the closet and into the light in 2002. She has been a full-time educator and director of nursing and was responsible for building and implementing two nursing simulation programs at El Camino College and Pasadena City College in Southern California. Dr. Baily is a member of both INACSL and SSH. She serves as a consultant for emerging clinical simulation programs and has previously chaired Southern California Simulation Collaborative, which supports healthcare professionals working in healthcare simulation in both hospitals and academic institutions throughout Southern California. Dr. Baily has taught a variety of nursing and medical simulation-related courses in a variety of forums, such as on-site simulation in healthcare debriefing workshops and online courses. Since retiring from full time teaching, she has written over 100 healthcare simulation educational articles for HealthySimulation.com while traveling around the country via her RV out of California.

Read more: Building Healthcare Simulation Documents Using Excel – Tips and Tricks