The Importance of the Observer Role in Healthcare and Nursing Simulation

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Welcome to Let’s Talk SIM, brought to you by INACSL. On this podcast, we interview innovators in the field of simulation to discuss new methodologies, the current and future state of the field, learning resources, and inspiring stories. INACSL is dedicated to advancing the science of healthcare simulation, and this podcast is an extension of our passion for simulation.

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The Importance of the Observer Role in Healthcare and Nursing Simulation

Let's Talk SIM

28 minutes 12 seconds

2 years ago

The Importance of the Observer Role in Healthcare and Nursing Simulation

In the fourth episode of season two, host Kyle Johnson, PhD, RN, CHSE, Associate Dean for Simulation & Associate Professor at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Nursing chats with podcast guest Beth Rogers, PhD, RN, CNE, CHSE, Assistant Professor of Nursing at Texas Christian University. Dr. Rogers and Dr. Johnson discuss their shared passion for research and the growing importance of the observer role, learner role, and clinical judgment and the essential role these play in advancing the science and practice of healthcare and nursing simulation.