2018-2019 / MCER2092-1

Theoretical training

Module 1: Introduction to simulation: from the quality of care to the different forms of simulation

Module 2: Elaboration of a simulation activity: from pre-briefing to debriefing

Module 3: Elements of communication and team work

Module 4: Practising simulation in different health sectors: from the acute patient to the chronic patient

Module 5: Ethical reflection on simulation

Module 6: Management of a simulation centre

Module 7: Developing a critical and scientific mind in your simulation practice: evidence-based simulation

Module 8: Innovative technologies used in simulation

Module 9: Developing a practice-based community: exchanges between partner simulation centres about their activities (seminar)

Duration

Module 1: Introduction to simulation: from the quality of care to the different forms of simulation : 7h Th
Module 2: Elaboration of a simulation activity: from pre-briefing to debriefing : 14h Th, 14h Pr
Module 3: Elements of communication and team work : 7h Th
Module 4: Practising simulation in different health sectors: from the acute patient to the chronic patient : 7h Th, 7h Pr
Module 5: Ethical reflection on simulation : 4h Th, 3h Pr
Module 6: Management of a simulation centre : 4h Th, 3h Pr
Module 7: Developing a critical and scientific mind in your simulation practice: evidence-based simulation : 7h Th
Module 8: Innovative technologies used in simulation : 7h Th
Module 9: Developing a practice-based community: exchanges between partner simulation centres about their activities (seminar) : 8h Th

Number of credits

 University certificate in healthcare simulation10 crédits 

Lecturer

Module 1: Introduction to simulation: from the quality of care to the different forms of simulation : Corine Bay, Isabelle Bragard, Alexandre Ghuysen, Jean-Christophe Servotte, Michel Vergnion
Module 2: Elaboration of a simulation activity: from pre-briefing to debriefing : Mireille Appeltants, Sophie Baijot, Marie Blondeau, Isabelle Bragard, Benoît Cardos, Marc Frieden, Véronique Gérard, Catherine Romanus, Katharina Schumacher, Jean-Christophe Servotte, Ivan Simoneau, Rebecca Tubes, Michel Vergnion
Module 3: Elements of communication and team work : Isabelle Bragard, Benoît Pétré, Fabienne Roelants, Jan Schmutz
Module 4: Practising simulation in different health sectors: from the acute patient to the chronic patient : Isabelle Bragard, Patrick Emonts, Marc Frieden, Véronique Gérard, Alexandre Ghuysen, Fernande Lois, Yoann Maréchal
Module 5: Ethical reflection on simulation : Corine Bay, Isabelle Bragard, Anne-Marie Etienne, Cécile Vandermeulen
Module 6: Management of a simulation centre : Benoît Cardos, Marc Frieden, Alexandre Ghuysen, Rebecca Tubes, Michel Vergnion
Module 7: Developing a critical and scientific mind in your simulation practice: evidence-based simulation : Isabelle Bragard, Philippe Dony, Alexandre Ghuysen, Anne-Sophie Nyssen, Jean-Christophe Servotte
Module 8: Innovative technologies used in simulation : Stéphane Bouchard, Isabelle Bragard, Nathalie Dumont, Anne-Marie Etienne, Alexandre Ghuysen, Janine Henrard, Michel Vergnion
Module 9: Developing a practice-based community: exchanges between partner simulation centres about their activities (seminar) : Sophie Baijot, Corine Bay, Isabelle Bragard, Philippe Dony, Nathalie Dumont, Marc Frieden, Alexandre Ghuysen, Catherine Romanus, Jean-Christophe Servotte, Michel Vergnion

Coordinator

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Language(s) of instruction

French language

Organisation and examination

All year long

Schedule

Schedule online

Units courses prerequisite and corequisite

Prerequisite or corequisite units are presented within each program

Learning unit contents

Module 1: Introduction to simulation: from the quality of care to the different forms of simulation

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Module 2: Elaboration of a simulation activity: from pre-briefing to debriefing

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Module 3: Elements of communication and team work

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Module 4: Practising simulation in different health sectors: from the acute patient to the chronic patient

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Module 5: Ethical reflection on simulation

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Module 6: Management of a simulation centre

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Module 7: Developing a critical and scientific mind in your simulation practice: evidence-based simulation

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Module 8: Innovative technologies used in simulation

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Module 9: Developing a practice-based community: exchanges between partner simulation centres about their activities (seminar)

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Learning outcomes of the learning unit

Prerequisite knowledge and skills

Planned learning activities and teaching methods

Module 1: Introduction to simulation: from the quality of care to the different forms of simulation

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Module 2: Elaboration of a simulation activity: from pre-briefing to debriefing

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Module 3: Elements of communication and team work

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Module 4: Practising simulation in different health sectors: from the acute patient to the chronic patient

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Module 5: Ethical reflection on simulation

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Module 7: Developing a critical and scientific mind in your simulation practice: evidence-based simulation

Cours ex cathedra et exercices pratiques de simulation.

Module 8: Innovative technologies used in simulation

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Module 9: Developing a practice-based community: exchanges between partner simulation centres about their activities (seminar)

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Mode of delivery (face-to-face ; distance-learning)

Recommended or required readings

Assessment methods and criteria

Module 1: Introduction to simulation: from the quality of care to the different forms of simulation

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Module 2: Elaboration of a simulation activity: from pre-briefing to debriefing

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Module 3: Elements of communication and team work

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Module 4: Practising simulation in different health sectors: from the acute patient to the chronic patient

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Module 5: Ethical reflection on simulation

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Module 6: Management of a simulation centre

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Module 7: Developing a critical and scientific mind in your simulation practice: evidence-based simulation

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Module 8: Innovative technologies used in simulation

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Module 9: Developing a practice-based community: exchanges between partner simulation centres about their activities (seminar)

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Work placement(s)

Organizational remarks

Contacts

Module 1: Introduction to simulation: from the quality of care to the different forms of simulation

Isabellle BRAGARD : isabelle.bragard@uliege.be
Jean-Christophe SERVOTTE : jcservotte@uliege.be

Module 2: Elaboration of a simulation activity: from pre-briefing to debriefing

Isabelle BRAGARD : isabelle.bragard@uliege.be
Jean-Christophe SERVOTTE : jcservotte@uliege.be

Module 3: Elements of communication and team work

Isabelle BRAGARD : isabelle.bragard@uliege.be
Jean-Christophe SERVOTTE : jcservotte@uliege.be

Module 4: Practising simulation in different health sectors: from the acute patient to the chronic patient

Isabelle BRAGARD : isabelle.bragard@uliege.be
Jean-Christophe SERVOTTE : jcservotte@uliege.be

Module 5: Ethical reflection on simulation

Isabelle BRAGARD : isabelle.bragard@uliege.be
Jean-Christophe SERVOTTE : jcservotte@uliege.be

Module 7: Developing a critical and scientific mind in your simulation practice: evidence-based simulation

Isabelle BRAGARD : isabelle.bragard@uliege.be
Jean-Christophe SERVOTTE : jcsercotte@uliege.be

Module 8: Innovative technologies used in simulation

Isabelle BRAGARD : isabelle.bragard@uliege.be
Jean-Christophe SERVOTTE : jcsercotte@uliege.be

Module 9: Developing a practice-based community: exchanges between partner simulation centres about their activities (seminar)

Isabelle BRAGARD :  isabelle.bragard@uliege.be
Jean-Christophe SERVOTTE : jcservotte@uliege.be