Tony Jermy & Lawrence Hill
SimCast
Welcome to SimCast. The higher education simulation podcast. Hosted by Tony Jermy and Lawrence HillAlso available as a video podcast on YouTube
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7. Jul 2026
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Simulation safety - Navigating the hazzards 24.10.2023 27:30
In this episode we explore what we mean by safety in simulation. Simulation is often considered to be "safer alternative" to clinical practice, but is this always the case? We explore safety from the perspective of the patient, the learner and the simulation facilitator...
Planning sim. Usgin SHELL to plan your sim sessions 24.10.2023 40:19
In this episode we talk about how to plan for simulaiton using the SHELL model: SOFTWARE - Learning outcomes, session design, Information to be sent to facilitators and learners etc. HARDWARE - Ordering correct equipment and working with the tech team to make your sim a success. ENVIRONMENT - Physical space you have to deliver the sim, considering the limitations etc. LIVEWARE (Others) - What othe...
Technique or technology? - The technophobes guide to good simulation 24.10.2023 26:30
In this episode we will be exploring what simulaiton instructors need to consider when planning and delivering simuilation for the first time. We discuss different techniques that can be used, particualrly for those who may not be too tech savvy. If you have any good examples of using good simulation technique to overcome technological challenges, please share your thoughts and experiences in the...
We've got the keys to the sim centre... Now what?!? 24.10.2023 16:50
In our first SimCast episode we talk about our journey of developing a simulaiton centre and the challenges we faced along the way.
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