Scaffolding learning in simulation……one brick at a time
The Simulacrum
Joined December 2021
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Thanks to all who made the 2025 Scottish Simulation SIMPosium a great success: Everyone who attended, presented, created posters and worked behind the scenes. A special thank-you to @sim_brick for his excellent keynote. 🏴 #SIMposium2025 @aberdeenuni @AbdnLifeScience
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Whimsical Sim Bricks: Community Building in Healthcare Simulation
"Sim Bricks" @sim_brick is an anonymous account on X (Twitter) which uses Lego to generate discussions around topical healthcare simulation subjects healthysimulation.com/health…
Sim Bricks retweeted
Whimsical Sim Bricks: Community Building in Healthcare Simulation
"Sim Bricks" @sim_brick is an anonymous account on X (Twitter) which uses Lego to generate discussions around topical healthcare simulation subjects healthysimulation.com/health…
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Many thanks @erincarnbennett @HealthySim for the interview! Our secret is safe with you! #Bricksy
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Word to the wise
In transformational simulation - remember it’s not the ‘simulation’ that makes the change, people do
#AgencyEmpoweredBySim
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Thank you for sharing this, @sim_brick 🙌 Excited to see the conversation around impostor phenomenon continue. It's such an important topic in simulation and beyond. Looking forward to hearing thoughts from the community! #impostorphenomenon
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Travel safe. Saw the Museum of Bricks whilst walking around Old Town Praha and thought of you.
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Since we’ve started - we have hidden the identity of ‘Bricksy’ (The ‘Banksy’ of the Lego world).
Should we identify who Bricksy is?
Who do you think it is? More than one person?
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Was just reflecting on this from a faculty perspective with @GetCuriousNow in preparation for a workshop in @SESAMSimulation … will share on X after next weeks conference …
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Simulation has the risk of rendering lived experiences of illness invisible. It should be a given that we include lived experience in our sims. Not tokenistically but in a meaningfully way @LisaTMSA @houton_paula @banaltra_glas @jacquivieenrose @DebraNestel @uto_nancy
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Simulation can evoke a stress response in learners. Remember, we all respond differently to stress #PolyvagalResponse
Simulation facilitators need to be aware of this & support all types of responses. Helping individuals expand their window of tolerance can promote learning
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Love this 💞 Psych safety at the forefront always. Connections, storytelling, pre briefs. Safe debriefs-as much as poss. Just allowing people to be as they are in sim. Zero judgment or assumptions. Allowing safe reflective spaces. Loving the learner. Curiosity. Always learning
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Paediatric asthma exacerbation: IP in-situ sim
O2 skills procedural base sim, in-situ, nursing
IV Heparin skills procedural base sim, in-situ, nursing
A heart day overall!!
@TOHNurses @OttawaHospital @uOSSC_CCSuO @gdposner
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I’m simulating I know how to run an Emergency department despite the pressures face on a day-to-day bases…
I’ve been doing this scenario repeatedly for the last 8 years & still not sure I got it right….😬
#tiredemconsultant
#notenoughcoffeeinthe world