This talk is the start of a three day smacc journey into simulation, introducing Leah before she enters the hospital system, beginning where life happens - the prehospital world. Simulation is a tool which allows us to rehearse our skills and scenarios before they happen in real life, to real people, our patients. Many clinicians dislike simulation, they know it is good for them, but find it challenging to drop into a world of manikins, fear performing in front of their peers and find debriefs uncomfortable. This talk will consider the purpose of simulation and its role in providing a safe working environment for clinical care anywhere.

1. DISCLAIMER
THE WORD FIDELITY WON’T
BE USED IN THIS TALK
CRITICAL MOMENTS IN
SIMULATION

3. BE PART OF THE JOURNEY

4. SEEK STRUCTURE

5. THE POWER OF SIMPLICITY

6. JUST ENOUGH PRESSURE

7. TOOLS FOR REALISM

9. EXPECT THE UNEXPECTED

10. ACCEPT THAT THINGS GO RIGHT

11. REFLECT AND REPEAT

12. ENJOY THE JOURNEY