HPSN is the premier education conference for all medical simulation users with leaders from all ends of the globe coming to take part in this incredible learning event. It’s hosted by METI and is offered for FREE to anyone interested in medical simulation and education. Whether you use METI or any other brand of simulator, HPSN is the ultimate place to discover hands-on tricks and tips for optimizing simulation in your learning environment. Don't miss this opportunity to network with up to 1,500 medical education simulation experts in a casual, cooperative and informative setting. Register now for HPSN 2011!
HPSN10 Wrap up Now Available
Click on the Wrap up tab above to view workshop materials, Lou Oberndorf's keynote presentation and a photo slideshow from HPSN10.
Click here for the HPSN10 Conference Program*
HPSN10 was a celebration Lou's 14 years of leadership, the achievements and explosive growth of METI, and the tremendous contributions to patient safety and saving lives.
Tuesday, March 2 at 9:00am: Special Tribute at Opening Session with Lou followed by a panel discussion featuring:
- Ed Martin, MD, Rear Admiral (Ret), US Public Health Service and Chairman Emeritus, Martin, Blanck & Associates (Panel Chair)
- Michael Good, MD, Dean, College of Medicine at the University of Florida and inventor of the Human Patient Simulator
- Greg Powell, MD, President and CEO of the Alberta Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society (STARS)
- Patricia Ann Holden-Huchton RN, DSN, CNE, Dean and Professor, College of Nursing, Texas Woman’s University
- Major General John Parker, MD, FACS, FCCP, Medical Corps, United States Army (ret)
Workshops & Courses
HPSN10 offered a full line of hands-on workshops and pre-conference training courses.Whether you use METI or any other brand of simulator, HPSN is the ultimate place to discover hands-on tricks and tips for optimizing simulation in your learning environment. Register now for HPSN 2011!
Click here for the HPSN10 Conference Program*
Click on the Wrap Up section for all HPSN10 Workshop Materials
Workshops
At HPSN10, more than 100 free workshops were offered and presented by leading educators in the field of medical simulation. Whether you're a physician, nurse or paramedic, and regardless of what brand of simulator you use, you'll find workshops that will motivate and inspire you to take learning with simulation to a whole new level!
HPSN10 Workshops
A list of workshops that were featured at HPSN10 are listed below. Click on "More" to view the description of each workshop. The materials related to the HPSN10 workshops will be provided under the Wrap Up section.
Click here for the HPSN10 Conference Program*
"Fun"damentals of Physical Assessment
"Got Brains?" Use and Effectiveness of Charting in Clinical Simulation
"TeleSimulation": A Tool for Nurse Practitioner Education and Evaluation
A Capstone Scenario
A Day in the Life
A Day in the Life of an Obstetrical Patient
A Systematic Review of Simulation in Continuing Healthcare Education
Air Force Medical Modeling and Simulation...the Way Ahead
Alpha to Omega: Use of Simulation Throughout the CRNA Curriculum
Be a Trend Setter - Create Your Own Professional Organization!
Be All You Can Be! HPS Picks New Careers
Beyond the Simulation Lab and Back Again
Business Plan Development & Strategic Planning for New Simulation Programs
Calculating IV Meds Confidently: The New eDose Injectable Therapy Module
Challenges of Introducing Clinical Sim for Nursing Practice Assessment
Check Choke, Shock
Clinical Judgment in Simulation: Partnering Service and Academia
Clinical Replacement: It Can be Done!!!
Code Blue Blues
Creating Action Plans: Pre-Briefing Concept Mapping
Curriculum Development and Simulation
Debriefing for Physicians
Designing a Mobile Simulation Lab
Dust Off Those Simulators - Train the Faculty! An International Success Story
ECS Visits NC Nursing Homes: Itinerant Model Approach Training in LTC
Essentials of Simulation: Designing a Solid Foundation for Success
Extreme Sim: iStan takes Mobile Sim to a New Level
Fast Track Evaluation of Fundamental Nursing Students
Game-Based Learning: Preparing your Students for Simulation
Get Your Money's Worth: Debrief!
Getting the Most from Your BabySIM and PediaSIM
Hands-on Demonstration of Integrating Simulation into Trauma Care
Head-to-Toe in Five Minutes
Health Education for All! The HPS Option
High Fidelity Patient Simulation Faculty Orientation Program
High Fidelity Simulation Improves Skill Retention in ACLS Skills Training
How Effective is High Fidelity Simulation in Reducing Patient Risk
Improved Drugs for Simulation
Incorporating Simulation in Therapeutic Hypothermia Training
Integration of METI eDose into a Nursing School Curriculum
Interprofessional Collaboration in Simulation: Physical Therapy and Nursing
Is Your Nursing Staff Competent?
It's All in the Click of a Key: Taking Debriefing Online
Learning & Assessing Cognitive Competence in Injectable Medicines Therapy
Lights, Camera, Action! LIVE! A Multidisciplinary Simulation
Linebacker Stan: On-Field Care of the Spine Injured Athlete
Making Safe Moving and Handling Integral to Simulation
Meet METIman
METI Goes Dental
Mobile Simulation on a Shoestring
Mobile Simulation: The Pediatric Critical Care (PCC) Network Approach
Müse for iStan
National Patient Safety Goals/Simulation Scenario
Nurse Residency Foundations
Nurse Residency Optimization
PACT: Simulation Training in Intensive Care
PediaSIM and BabySIM Demonstration
Pediatric H1N1
PEOSTRI
PNCI Scenarios in the Classroom
Principles and Applications of Modeling and Simulation of Human Physiology
Process Improvement in Surgery
Putting Wheels on High Fidelity Simulation and the Classroom Experience
Safety First: Promoting Safe Behaviors through Simulation
Safety in Numbers: Teamwork Focus as a Culture of Safety in Simulation
Safety through Teamwork: Surgical Team Training
Safety-Directed Surgical Scenario Writing
Setting the Simulation Integration Stategy
SimCenter Design
Simulated OR Case Development
Simulated Preop/PACU/SICU Case Development
Simulation and Clinical Coaches
Simulation Effectiveness Tool
Simulation for Assessing Professional Competence
Simulation to the Rescue: Developing Staff for a New Ambulatory Emergency Care Center
Simulation Training for Trauma
Simulation-Learning from Teams
Simulation's Learning Transactions
Skills, Simulations and Success (Oh My!)
SRNA Metamorphosis . . . Transforming Panic to Proficiency
Stem to Stern in Simulation Strategy
Student Nurses' Experiences of Simulation in Preparation for Practice
Student Performance Assessment Across the Curriculum
Teaching End of Life Care
Teamwork in the Emergency Room
Temporary Transvenous Pacing: Simulation Benefits of a Rare Procedure
The Learning Transfer Tool
Training Concept for a Large Private Hospital Chain in Germany
Use of Simulation to Assess Clinical Comps in Medical Students & Residents
Use of Simulator-Based Mock Code Drills to Improve Code Team Performance
Using an Interdisciplinary Approach to Facilitate Learning
Using HPS and DVD in Simulation
Using Simulation to Enhance the Process of Neonatal Resuscitation
Using STAN to Teach the Respiratory Component in Medical-Surgical Nursing
Video-Assisted ECMO-Simulation in Neonatology
Wiki: A Follow up to Debriefing
You Have the Lab, You Have the Staff, You Have the Equipment: Now What?
Schedule
Preliminary schedule for HPSN10. This schedule is subject to change.
| 9:00 AM - 4:00PM |
Pre-Conference Training Courses |
| 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM | Registration Desk Open |
| 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM | Coffee |
| 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM | Plenary Session: Lou Oberndorf |
| 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM | Panel |
| 10:30 AM – 10:45 AM | Break |
| 10:30 AM – 11:45 AM | Product Showcase Open |
| 10:45 AM – 11:45 AM | Special Interest Groups |
| 11:45 AM – 1:15 PM | Lunch on your own |
| 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM | Product Showcase Open |
| 1:15 PM – 2:15 PM | Concurrent Session #1 |
| 2:15 PM – 2:30 PM | Break |
| 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM | Concurrent Session #2 |
| 3:30 PM – 4:00 PM | Break |
| 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM | Regional Meetings |
| 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM | Celebration Reception |
| 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM | Registration Desk Open |
| 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM | Coffee |
| 8:00 AM – 10:15 AM | Product Showcase Open |
| 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM | Concurrent Session #3 |
| 10:00 AM – 10:15 AM | Break |
| 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM | Concurrent Session #4 |
| 11:15 AM – 11:30 AM | Break |
| 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM | Concurrent Session #5 |
| 12:30 PM – 2:00 PM | Lunch on your own |
| 1:45 PM – 4:00 PM | Product Showcase Open |
| 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM | Concurrent Session #6 |
| 3:00 PM – 3:15 PM | Break |
| 3:15 PM – 4:15 PM | Concurrent Session #7 |
| 4:15 PM – 4:45 PM | Break |
| 4:45 PM – 5:45 PM | Concurrent Session #8 |
| 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM | Registration & CME/CEU Desk Open |
| 7:30 AM – 9:00 AM | Coffee |
| 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM | Product Showcase Open |
| 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM | Concurrent Session #9 |
| 10:00 AM – 10:15 AM | Break |
| 10:15 AM – 11:15 AM | Concurrent Session #10 |
| 11:15 AM – 11:45 AM | Break for Hotel Checkout |
| 11:45 AM – 12:45 PM | Concurrent Session #11 |
When you come to HPSN, we want to make sure that your visit goes as smoothly as possible and that you also have fun while you are learning and networking. Check out these links for information on travel, accomodations and local attractions.
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Hotels
Marriott Waterside Hotel & Marina
700 S Florida Ave
Tampa, FL 33602
(813) 221-4900
HPSN10 is once again being held at the Marriott Waterside Hotel & Marina, a bay front hotel offering elegant amenities in the heart of downtown Tampa.
Part of the Channelside District, Waterside Marriott Hotel & Marina is adjacent to the Tampa Convention Center. Luxury accommodations include refurbished rooms and suites with private balconies and bay or city view options.
To book your hotel room at the Marriott Waterside, contact Diane Noyes at 941-536-2815.
Hotel Rates: $204 for single and double, and $224 for a triple or quad.
Please Note: Each hotel room reservation must have a single separate name (multiple rooms under one name is not permitted).
Getting Around Town
Transportation in Downtown Tampa
Trolley Services
The TECO Line Streetcar System offers 10 station stops along its 2.4-mile route. Five stops are located in Tampa’s Channel District, four are in historic Ybor City and one is downtown. The stations reflect the design characteristics of the district where they are located and incorporate public art elements that celebrate the lives of Tampa and Ybor City workers.
1 day unlimited ride fare card $5.00
One-way fare $2.50
*NOTE: exact change is required
Transportation from Tampa Airport to Downtown Tampa
Depending on mode of travel and current traffic conditions, you should allow approximately 20-25 minutes to get to Downtown Tampa from Tampa International Airport.
Shuttle Service
Blue One Transportation will provide non-stop transportation to and from the Tampa International Airport and Marriott Waterside for $10.00 one way. No reservations are needed, just call 813-282-7351.
Click here for more information.
Shared Passenger Van Service
Super Shuttle provides shared passenger van service to both locations. View the Shared Van List
Rental Cars
There are several on and off-airport rental car services to choose from. View the Rental Car List
Limousine Service
Pre-reserved transportation is provided by a variety of companies. Consult a phone directory for the specific area for contact information.
Taxi Services
Taxi cab service is provided from the Commercial Ground Transportation Quadrants located in all four corners of the Baggage Claim Level.
Yellow Cab charges $2 plus $2.25 per mile. The minimum fee from the airport is $15. Once the meter exceeds the $15, the minimum no longer applies. There is a maximum flat rate fee of $25 to Downtown Tampa.
For more information on Map & Transportation, click here
Things To Do
Florida Aquarium
701 Channelside Dr.
Tampa, FL 33602
Admission:
Adults $19.95
Seniors (60+) $16.95
Children (2-12) $14.95
Encounter over 10,000 aquatic plants and animals at the Florida Aquarium. Check out the brand new 2.2 acre outdoor discovery zone for kids, Explore A Shore. Children can enjoy the Florida sunshine while climbing aboard a 24-foot pirate ship. You can even swim with the sharks!
Adventure Island
10001 Malcolm McKinley
Tampa, FL 33612
Admission:
Adults $39.95
Children (3-9) $35.95
Adventure Island is Tampa’s very own tropical water park featuring white sand beaches, wave pools, and thrilling water rides. Bring the whole family for some fun in the sun.
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
3000 E. Busch Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33612
Admission:
Adults $69.95
Children (3-9) $59.95
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay combines world-class thrill rides, Broadway-style live entertainment and one of North America’s largest zoos in an unforgettable African adventure for the whole family. Busch Gardens newest coaster, SheiKra, is already a legend with thrill-seekers worldwide. It’s 200 feet up, 90 degrees straight down, and like nothing else in the world.
Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo
1101 W. Sligh Ave.
Tampa, FL 33604
Admission:
Adults $19.95
Seniors (60+) $17.95
Children (3-11) $14.95
Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo was recognized as the #1 family zoo in the United States by Child Magazine. There are over 2,000 animals in natural lush habitats. The Zoo also hosts exciting rides, shows and water play areas.
University of South Florida Botanical Gardens
4202 E. Fowler Ave.
Tampa, FL 33620
Admission:
Adults $5.00
Seniors (65+) $4.00
Children (6-13) $3.00
USF Botanical Gardens host over 10 acres of lush landscapes including orchids, begonias, tropicals, carnivorous plants, birds, butterflies and more.
Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino
5223 N. Orient Road
Tampa, FL 33610
Admission: Free
The Seminole Hard Rock Casino is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with all the lights and glitz of Las Vegas! The 90,000 square foot casino has over 2,000 gaming machines and 50 live poker tables.
Tampa Improv Comedy Theater
1600 E. 8th Ave. Ste. C-112
Tampa, FL 33605
Admission: Varies
Come have some laughs the Tampa Improv Comedy Theater featuring new acts every weekend. Call (813) 864-4000 for show and pricing information.
*Admission prices are subject to change.
Shopping
Centro Ybor
16000 E. 8th Ave.
Tampa, FL 33605
Ybor’s palm-lined, historic plaza that offers an array of resutrants, shopping and entertainment while keeping with the historic theme of downtown Tampa.
Channelside
615 Channelside Dr.
Tampa, FL 33602
Tampa’s newest waterfront entertainment complex that hosts restaurants, nightclubs, shopping and even a 3-D IMAX theatre.
International Plaza & Bay Street
2223 N. Westshore Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33607
There are over 200 stores and restaurants in the elegant International Plaza mall including Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton, Gucci and Apple. There are 15 different sit-down restaurants in this out-of-the ordinary mall.
Dining
Columbia Restaurant- Ybor City
2117 East 7th Ave.
Tampa, FL 33605
Cuisine: Spanish
Style: casual
Average Price: varies
Family-owned for over 100 years, Columbia Restaurant serves as a landmark in Tampa’s historic Ybor City. Flamenco dancers are featured nightly, except on Sundays with live Jazz music.
Bamboo Club
223 N. Westshore Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33607
Cuisine: Asian/Oriental
Style: Casual
Average Price: $11-$19
The Bamboo Club is open daily for lunch and dinner offering an Asian flare cuisine in a calming and sophisticated atmosphere. This Asian Bistro features an exciting array of tropical drinks, international beers, and imported and domestic wines.
Café Dufrain
707 Harbor Post Drive
Tampa, FL 36602
Cuisine: American
Style: Casual
Average Price: $15-$26
Café Dufrain is a waterfront bistro located in downtown Tampa. Known for the numerous awards they have won such as “Best Chef”, “Best Outdoor Dinning” and “Best Wait Staff”.
Giordano’s Pizzeria and Restaurant
401 North Dale Mabry Hwy.
Tampa, FL 33609
Cuisine: Italian
Style: Casual
Average Price: Varies
Giordano’s is known for their Chicago-style stuffed and thin crust pizzas. They also carry pastas, soups, sandwiches and fresh salads.
The Colonnade Restaurant on the Bay
3401 Bayshore Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33629
Cuisine: American
Style: Casual
Average Price: $13
The Colonnade has been serving seafood since 1935. Dine on beautiful Tampa Bay at a reasonable price.
Bern’s Steak House
1208 S. Howard Ave.
Tampa, FL 33606
Cuisine: Steak and Seafood
Style: Fine Dining
Average Price: $45
Bern’s Steak House is internationally known for their perfectly aged steaks, wine and upstairs dessert room. Reservations are recommended.
Charley’s Steak House and Market Fresh Fish
4444 W. Cypress St.
Tampa, FL 33629
Cuisine: Steak and Seafood
Style: Fine Dining
Average Price: $45
Charley’s is famous for preparing their food over natural wood fires. They have been voted one of America’s top ten steakhouses.
Conference Speakers
Louis H. Oberndorf
Chairman and CEO - METI
Louis H. Oberndorf is Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of METI. His vision for METI is to develop learning tools that positively impact the education of health care professionals and ultimately improve patient safety and save lives. Oberndorf’s leadership directed the growth of METI from a technology startup with five employees in 1996 to the world’s leading medical education and simulation company with more than 200 employees today.
METI’s technology and educational tools are used in 2500 organizations worldwide including leading medical schools, such as the Mayo Clinic, Harvard, UCLA, Cleveland Clinic, Mount Sinai, Stanford and others.
From the beginning, Oberndorf has contributed his knowledge and experience to various programs focused on advancing health care education. Currently he serves on the Advisory Board of the Harvard Center for Medical Simulation in Boston, Massachusetts, Texas Woman’s University Advisory Board for the establishment of a Center for Telenursing and Health Informatics in Denton, Texas, and the Medical College of Georgia Steering Committee for the School of Nursing in Augusta, Georgia.
Prior to the incorporation of METI, he was an executive with Loral Corporation serving as Vice President of Marketing and Senior Vice President of Business Development where he was responsible for strategic coordination, start-up initiatives and transferring Loral’s defense and aerospace technology to the commercial sector.
Oberndorf holds an MBA in Management from the University of Utah and a BA in History from the University of Portland. He completed the Senior Management Executive Program at the University of Michigan. Additionally, he served in the United States Air Force from 1967 to 1976, achieving the rank of Captain. Oberndorf resides in Sarasota, Florida with his wife, Rosemary.
Edward D. Martin, MD
Rear Admiral (Ret), US Public Health Service and Chairman Emeritus, Martin, Blanck & Associates
Rear Admiral Edward Martin is the co-founder and Chairman Emeritus of Martin, Blanck & Associates, a federal health services consulting firm based in Falls Church, Virginia. Dr. Martin had a distinguished 30-year career in public service as a commissioned officer in the United States Public Health Service, Department of Health and Human Services. His last assignments were at the Department of Defense (DOD) where he served as the Acting Assistant Secretary of Defense (Health Affairs), and, prior to this appointment, as Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Health Affairs). Dr. Martin exercised day-to-day executive management and oversight of all Department of Defense (DoD) health policies, programs, and activities within the Military Health System (MHS). The Nation’s second largest health care system, the MHS, delivers care to over 9 million beneficiaries through a worldwide network of more than 500 hospitals and clinics, and provides military beneficiaries with a triple-option health program. He served as Chief of Staff for C. Everett Koop, M.D., Surgeon General; Director, Bureau of Health Care Delivery and Assistance; Acting Deputy Administrator, Health Resources and Services Administration; and Director, Bureau of Community Health Services. He is the recipient of numerous awards and honors, including two Public Health Service Distinguished Service Medals, the Defense Distinguished Service Medal, and the Secretary of Defense Medal for Meritorious Civilian Service.
Michael L. Good, MD
Dean - College of Medicine - University of Florida and Inventor of the Human Patient Simulator
Dr. Michael Good is dean of the University of Florida (UF) College of Medicine, the oldest public medical school in the state of Florida and one of the premier medical education programs in the country. He is a professor of anesthesiology and led the team of UF physicians and engineers that invented METI’s Human Patient Simulator. Dr. Good graduated with distinction from the University of Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in computer and communication sciences. He also earned his medical degree from UM and then completed his residency training in anesthesiology and a research fellowship at UF. In his 20-plus years on the UF faculty, Dr. Good has held numerous leadership positions at UF and its clinical affiliates. Before being named interim dean of the College of Medicine in May 2008, he served as senior associate dean for clinical affairs in the College and chief of staff for Shands at UF and Shands AGH hospitals. His leadership experience also extends to the Malcom Randall VA Medical Center and the North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System, where he served as chief of staff and system medical director, respectively.
Patricia Ann Holden-Huchton, RN, DSN, CNE
Dean and Professor - Texas Woman's University, College of Nursing
Dr. Pat Holden-Huchton, a registered nurse, holds a Doctor of Science in Nursing from the University of Alabama, Birmingham, MS in nursing from Texas Woman’s University, Denton, TX and a BSN from the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, Belton, TX. She became Dean, College of Nursing, Texas Woman’s University, Denton, TX April 1, 2008 after having served as Interim Dean (one year) and Associate Dean for two years. Dr. Holden-Huchton is an AACN Fuld Fellow in Leadership and holds the Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) credential. Dr. Holden-Huchton is currently on the Board of Trustees at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital of Denton and also on the Board of Directors of the Visiting Nurses’ Association of Dallas and is the author of several professional and lay publications, has made numerous significant professional presentations and provided scholarly reviews of research abstracts for national and international conferences.
Major General John Parker, MD, FACS, FCCP
Medical Corps - United States Army (Ret)
Major General John S. Parker, Medical Corps, United States Army (ret) is currently Senior Vice President, Chief Medical Officer, Technical Fellow and Chairman, Technical Fellows Council at Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC). He supports SAIC’s efforts in the areas of chemical and biological defense, healthcare, public health, biosurveillance and biological threat reduction (BTRP). Prior to SAIC, Dr. Parker was Commanding General, U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command and Fort Detrick; General Parker commanded 13 subordinate commands and laboratories, employing over 3,500 military and civilian personnel with an annual operating budget of $1 billion. He was responsible for the Army’s medical research, product development, technology assessment and rapid prototyping. Dr. Parker is also a member of the National Academy Committees: Scientific Communication and National Security and the Committee for Science, Security and Prosperity. Dr. Parker has been awarded two Distinguished Service Medals by the Department of Defense.
Greg Powell, MD
President and Chief Executive Officer - Alberta Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society (STARS)
Dr. Powell holds the position of President and Chief Executive Officer, STARS (Alberta Shock Trauma Air Rescue Society) and STARS Foundation, is a Full Professor at the University of Calgary, and until recently carried out clinical practice at the Foothills and Lougheed sites of the Calgary Health Region. Dr. Greg Powell is a Senior Emergency Physician in Calgary, Alberta. He has held academic and senior clinical positions over the past 25 years and has been significantly involved in teaching and research. He has published papers in emergency medicine, air medicine and medical informatics, and is an honorary life member of the Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians. He has also held a number of positions in the community, notably Chairman, Emergency Services for the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympic Games and is a founding Director of MedEvac Foundation – the Foundation for Air Medical Research and Education.
Sponsors
The HPSN conference reaches thousands of people involved in healthcare around the world. With HPSN being a FREE users conference, METI appreciates vendor sponsorships to help fund this annual event, while providing your business a significant amount of exposure.
We would like to thank all of our HPSN10 sponsors for the support. Click here for a full list of HPSN10 sponsors.
If you are interested in sponsoring HPSN11 please contact Sheila Knott at sknott@meti.com.
HPSN10 Event Wrap Up
HPSN10 Photo Slideshow
Learning Revolution Video
HPSN10 Keynote Address
HPSN10 Featured Products
METIman
METI’s low-cost patient simulator, METIman, was again featured at this year’s HPSN conference. Providing all the power of a METI at half the price of other high-fidelity simulators, METIman is easy to use and has everything you need and nothing you don’t. METIman is available in two models, one for Nursing training and one for Prehospital training. Both models are fully wireless with on-board fluid, pneumatic and electrical systems and are built tough to withstand a wide variety of real-life, indoor and outdoor learning environments.
iStan with Müse
At HPSN10, METI showcased the a new, updated iStan including new, advanced features and the web-based, user-interface Müse that offers drag-an-drop simplicity and touch-screen capability that makes operating your simulator as a simple as a tap of the finger. Some of the new features that now come standard with iStan include reactive eyes, new ruggedized skin, improved airway and improved audio and quieter operation.
HPSN10 Educator:Innovators
Each year at HPSN, METI recognizes organizations who are using simulation in unique and innvovative ways. This year's Educator:Innovators are:
Wright State University
Ornge
Florida Atlantic University
CHART
University of Calgary, Qatar
HPSN10 Workshop Materials
| Author | Workshop | |
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| Marianne Adoryan MS, MA, RN-BC Dawn Oder-Colletti, RN |
Advanced Clinical Coaches Through the use of High Fidelity Simulation |
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| Linda Daniel |
Mobile Simulation: The Paediatic Critical Care Network Approach |
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| John Davanzo, RN, CEN, EMT-P/IC, MBA | Mobile Simulation on a Shoestring |
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| Susan Shaw Forve, MBA, M.Ed |
Designing a Mobile Simulation Lab | |
| Carranda Barkdoll |
Tips for Putting Wheels on High-Fidelity: A Mobile Simulation Lab and Classroom |
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| Patti Nervino, MSN, MS, RN Trina Jaynes Adam Gabrielsen |
"Got Brains?" Use and Effectiveness of Charting in Clinical Simulation | PDF |
| J. Douglas Shaw, RN, THLS Nelson Pena, RRT |
Incorporating Simulation in Therapeutic Hypothermia Training |
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| Gabi Waite, Ph.D. Hicham Rahmouni, M.B.A. Ellen Hughes, M.S. |
Be All You Can Be! HPS Picks New Careers | |
| Vickie Reiff, RN, CNM, MSN | A Day in the Life of the Obstetrical Patient | |
| Deborah Letcher, MA, RN Lynn White, CNS, MSN, RN, Kim Leighton, PhD, RN, CNE |
Clinical Judgement in Simulation | |
| Cathleen Deckers, RN, MSN, EdD(c) | Concept Mapping: Creating an Action Plan for Simulation practice | |
| Andrew Sutton | Does Using High Fidelity Simulation Reduce Patient Risk | |
| Kim Leighton, PhD, RN, CNE Jodi Nelson, MSN, RN, CNE |
Get Your Money's Worth: Debrief! | |
| Mary Pieper-Warren RN, MS Edward Avrutin RN, MS |
Head to Toe in Five Minutes | PDF |
| Victoria L. Elfrink PhD, RN-BC Marilyn Lee, RN, PhD |
Measuring Learning using The Learning Transfer Tool: Findings From a Multi-site Study | PDF |
| Katherine McKenna, BSN, RN, CCRN Laika Steiger, MBA |
Safety First: Promoting Safe Behaviors through Simulation | PDF |
| Malvin Whang | SimCenter Design | |
| Kimberly Serroka, DNP, RN Nancy Wagner, DNP, RN Valerie O'Dell, DNP, RN Susan Lisko, DNP, RN |
Evaluation of Scenario Simulation on Nursing Students' Critical Thinking Abilities and Student Satisfaction as it Relates to Learning Style | |
| Ron Bass, MAEd, BSN, RN-BC Maribeth Desiongco, MAEd, BSN, RN-BC Dawn Oder-Colletti, RN |
Simulation to the Rescue: Developing Staff for a new Ambulatory Emergency Care Center | |
| Janet Hughen, MSN, RN | Simulation's Learning Transactions | |
| Michelle Schweinfurth, RN, MSN, CCRN Jeffrey Orledge, MD, MS, FACEP Anna Lerant, MD Adam Bollaert, BA, JD |
Simulator-based Mock Code Drills to Improve Code Team Performance | |
| Pamela Binns-Turner, CRNA Molly Wright, MS, CRNA |
SRNA Metamorphosis...Transforming Panic to Proficiency | |
| Stephen Prescott Joanne Garside Angela Hope |
Student Nurses' Experience of Simulation in Preparation for Practice | |
| Maribeth Hercinger, PhD, RN Kim Hawkins, MS, APRN Martha Todd, MS, APRN Julie Manz, MS, APRN Mary Parsons, PhD, RN |
Student Performance Assessment Across the Curriculum | |
| Kathy Ducey, ARNP, MS, AOCN | Teaching End of Life Care in Undergraduate Nursing Education | |
| Stefan Mönk Jochen Vollmer Sebastian Kuhn |
Teamwork in the Emergency Room | |
| Jeffrey Orledge, MD, MS, FACEP Kristi Henderson, MSN, CFNP, CACNP, FAEN, Anna Lerant, MD John McCarter, MD Robert Galli, MD |
TeleSimulation: A Tool for Nurse Practitioner Education and Evaluation | |
| Marilyn Lee, PhD, RN Betty Rickard, MSN, RN Martha Rock, PhD, RN Tera Kirkman, MSN, RN Wendy Darby, PhD, CRNP, RN |
Using PNCI Scenarios for Problem Based Learning | |
| Debbie Beyer, RN, MSN | Wiki: A Follow up to Debriefing | |
| Lise Bonin Rene Lapierre |
You have the lab, You have the staff, You have the Equipment; Now what? |
HPSN09
Weren't able to make it to HPSN09 or want to show your colleagues what HPSN09 was all about? Highlights from HPSN09 including, photos and a wrap up video will be coming soon.
HPSN08
HPSN08 returned to the Marriott Waterside Hotel and Marina in Tampa as over 1,200 attendees descended on the conference for three and a half days or workshops, learning and networking. An official Wrap-Up of the conference is available for you to view.
