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From the Desk of the Director of Meetings and Exhibits
Two years ago, we were in the exciting phase of preparing for IMSH 2020 in San Diego. Little did we know Covid-19 was brewing and we would not meet again in person after that for two long years.
However, now IMSH 2022 is ready. The world is ready. And, Los Angeles is ready to reunite, connect, and advance with welcoming IMSH 2022.
While so much has changed since we last met, we've been busy creating the ultimate expo and meeting experience for simulation processionals. Based on early registration returns — with more than 1,300 at this point — Healthcare Simulation professionals are more eager than ever to reconvene at the world's premier healthcare simulation education learning event and meet face-to-face on the show floor of the world's largest expo dedicated specifically to healthcare simulation!
IMSH Simulation faculty is ready! IMSH exhibitors are ready! All we need to add is you!
I mentioned Los Angeles … all measures are in place to make this a safe and enjoyable meeting. IMSH will take place in the beautiful Los Angeles Convention Center, located on the Los Angeles Convention Campus. Few convention campuses are as diversely remarkable as the one in downtown Los Angeles.
IMSH official hotels are within easy walking distance to the center, shopping, museums, and entertainment all located within the campus. If a dinner and conversation and reconnecting is your desire, more than 300+ diverse and delicious nearby restaurants await welcoming you. The world-renowned LA complex is branded LA LIVE and has so much to offer as a complement to your IMSH experience.
It's time to get back to our senses.
The sense of sight ... the sense of hearing ... the sense of touch ... it's all a part of being there!
IMSH 2022, Jan. 15-19, 2022, in Los Angeles, is gearing up in a huge way for you!
Join your colleagues for an unprecedented reunion full of exciting experiences and enlightening interactions. We look forward to welcoming you to sunny and warm Los Angeles in January! And, if you still need to get registered, start at imsh2022.org!
See you soon!
Judy Larson
SSH Director of Meetings & Exhibits
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.SSH CALENDAR
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| Dec. 6 |
1:30 p.m. ET |
SSH SimSeries |
WEBINAR: 3D Printing and Its Impact in Medical Simulation - Presented by the Anesthesia Section
| Dec. 13 |
2 p.m. ET |
SSH SimSeries |
WEBINAR: Enhance Your Resume and CV: A Two-part Workshop for the Operations Specialist - Part II - Presented by the SOTS Section
| Jan. 15 |
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SSH Certification Blueprint Review |
CHSE — LIVE at IMSH 2022 Register today!
| Jan. 15 |
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SSH Certification Blueprint Review |
CHSOS — LIVE at IMSH 2022 Register today!
| Jan. 15-19, 2022 |
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IMSH 2022 |
Registration NOW OPEN! Register now and join us in Los Angeles!
| July 20-22, 2022 |
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SSH SimOps2022 & SimOps Delivers |
"New Limits. No Boundaries." See current info!
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Oxford Medical Simulation
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Promoted By
The Debriefing Academy
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.INDUSTRY NEWS
4 major impacts of artificial intelligence on healthcare
AI News
Medical technology is on the brink of being revolutionized by artificial intelligence. In nearly every area of patient care, from chronic diseases and cancer to radiography and risk assessment, the potential of AI to deliver more accurate, efficient, and effective therapies at precisely the appropriate time in a patient's care is almost limitless.
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Sentinel U™ offers virtual clinicals for future or practicing healthcare professionals to master clinical judgment and decision-making skills that relate to identifying and prioritizing patient care. These clinical scenarios offer a high volume and vast variety of patients in a safe environment. Find the right virtual clinical for you today!
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How AI will make your doctor smarter
The Wall Street Journal
From suicide prevention to infection tracking, the U.S. military is applying the latest technology to a host of medical challenges. Hassan Tetteh has one of the coolest-sounding jobs in medicine. His official title is Warfighter Health Mission Chief for the Department of Defense Joint Artificial Intelligence Center. The Pentagon established the JAIC, or "Jake" as he pronounces it, in 2018 to ensure that America's combat operations don't fall behind rivals in using machine learning to enhance troop readiness, cybersecurity, joint maneuvers and "lethality."
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Promoted by Laerdal Medical Corporation
 Discover four reasons why you should consider partnering with your IT department to set up a dedicated, online simulation network for your Laerdal devices – all of which will contribute to improved efficiency and effectiveness of your simulations.
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How does AI change my healthcare?
Mind Matters
What is AI doing to me? That is a good question to contemplate. I want to focus on healthcare: How is my healthcare impacted by AI? In ways that are both obvious and obtuse, AI is changing healthcare. As it changes healthcare, AI is changing us.
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How one company hopes to use childbirth simulators to improve patient health
Healthcare IT News
Despite medical and technological advancements, the United States has continued to face a maternal health crisis.
With the use of patient simulators, Gaumard Scientific vice president Jim Archetto said his goal is to place providers into the kind of "low-frequency, high-risk" environment they might not often encounter in a clinical setting.
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Currently unable to train students in-person from your institutional clinical skills or simulation center? SIMULATIONiQ Virtual OSCE provides an all-in-one platform to conduct high-impact standardized patient (SP) encounters within a comprehensive virtual environment to support your evolving training needs. Digitally deploy your entire repository of OSCE-ready cases with ease.
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The Gordon Center is a designated Center of Excellence of the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. It was established over 40 years ago for the application of advanced technology to medical education. Click below to learn more about our world-renowned simulation curricula and Harvey, our cardiopulmonary patient simulator.
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Human in the loop for AI in healthcare
ET Healthworld
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) based products and services proliferate across industries one question emerges as the most important: Should these systems include a human in the loop or operate autonomously?
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Promoted by Surgical Science
 The Simbionix LAP Mentor from Surgical Science provides comprehensive surgical training for learners of all levels. The state-of-the-art simulator provides the widest array of hands-on laparoscopic training available across multiple disciplines. Developed with surgical opinion leaders, medical societies and educators to develop products with meaningful training impact. An ever-expanding library of modules provides a structured curriculum with different difficulty levels for basic laparoscopic tasks/skills alongside basic and advanced complete procedure training. The system features 19 training modules and over 80 tasks and cases, including general, gynecology, urology, bariatric, colorectal, and thoracic surgery. Request a quote, demo and read more:
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Notable aims to improve AI in health care with new $100M
Venture Beat
Notable, an intelligent automation company focused on health care, announced it received a $100 million series B funding round. The investment, led by ICONIQ Growth with participation from Greylock, Oak HC/ FT, and F-Prime, will be used to expand access to more health care providers and enhance its capabilities.
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A new era for surgical education
- Full suite of procedures across general surgery and OBGYN
- High fidelity simulations with real feel haptics and real instruments
- Learning management system with OSAT certification
- Take home option perfect for distance learning
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Gaumard’s obstetric innovations, like the VICTORIA® patient simulator and the Obstetric MR™ mixed reality training solution, offer learners opportunities to improve their clinical skills by safely rehearsing treatment plans for low- and high-risk cases.
See what VICTORIA® and Obstetric MR™ can do for your program, today!
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Using point-of-care simulation to better manage acute deterioration
Nursing Times
With the shift to more localized healthcare, new models of education and training are needed to improve quality and safety, while being engaging and empowering for staff. Point-of-care simulation is gaining popularity in healthcare as a training method, and has several advantages over standard simulation. This article describes the design, implementation and evaluation of a point-of-care simulation training project to improve acute illness recognition and management in a community hospital setting.
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