Objective(s): 1 Discuss how simulation-based experiences transform errors into opportunities for growth, feedback, and psychological safety. 2 Illustrate the diverse applications of simulation in healthcare, including its role in patient safety and quality improvement, systems testing, team performance, inclusion and belonging, and emerging technologies. 3 Outline how simulation is utilized in research and improvement processes at Nationwide Children s and elsewhere. 4 Describe how simulation enhances team dynamics and improves workplace culture by enhancing communication, situational awareness, and interprofessional collaboration in high-stakes clinical environments.Location: Nationwide Children’s Hospital Conference CenterSpecialties: General PediatricsFaculty Disclosures:Megan Coe, MD (Nothing to disclose – 01/07/2025)Download Handout
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2027 Pediatric Dermatology Journal Club
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Nationwide Children’s Hospital 2025 PGROD – The Global One Health Paradigm: Addressing Shared Health Challenges through Collaboration
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Nationwide Children’s Hospital 2024 PGROD: Preparing the Next Generation of Pediatricians: Continuing the Transition to Competency-Based Education and Assessment
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Nationwide Children’s Hospital 2025 PGROD: Building Capacity to Assess Mediators of Outcomes and Inequities: A Story of Collaboration by Brett Anderson, MD, MBA, MS
