CONFERENCE
Save the date for ASPiH Conference 2025: 11 – 13 November 2025 at the BIC, Bournemouth.
Launching early 2025!
ASPiH PORTAL
This exclusive membership benefit is the UK’s largest repository of educational content for those with an interest in Simulation.
ASPiH Portal
We are delighted to announce the launch the ASPiH portal in conjunction with Beaker Health.
This exclusive membership benefit is the UK’s largest repository of educational content for those with an interest in Simulation.
All members can log on as a learner and access;
- Over 126 videos and 59 hours of simulation content which is growing everyday,
- New content will be added regularly, including all future ASPiH conference sessions, Journal Clubs, and Webinars,
- CPD certificates issued for all viewed content.
All members are also have the ability to be educators on the platform, and share their own content.
All members will receive an individual invite from [email protected] to provide access to the portal. If this has not arrived, or if you have any questions, please email [email protected]
Opportunities available for organisations to set up their own educational hub within the portal! Contact us to find out more.
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ASPiH Webinar
ASPiH and the TEL Becoming Simulation Faculty Programme recently presented a webinar on ‘#Simulation as a Professional Practice – Developing consensus for the professional development of simulation faculty’.
We are pleased to share that this is now open access for all on our website. |
Improving Quality through Simulation
This framework is the product of a collaboration between Health Education and Improvement Wales (HEIW), the Association for Simulated Practice in Healthcare (ASPiH) and the Society for Simulation in Europe (SESAM).
It is a novel step-by-step guide to the collaborative design of simulation-based interventions to improve patient safety, including who to engage and how to incorporate best practice. It also signposts to guidance for intervention evaluation and further information through links embedded in the text.
It aims to be useful to anybody in the health and care community that wishes to be involved in developing a simulation response following an event or, more widely, improvement through the use of simulation.
Diaz-Navarro C, Jones B, Pugh G, Moneypenny M, Lazarovici M and Grant D, March 2023.
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