CLNTEACH X206 - FD4ME - Introduction to Medical Simulation
Interested in using simulation as an educational method, but don't know where to start? This module is the first of a four-part series on medical simulation. It provides an introduction by discussing the importance of simulation, the types of medical simulation, and the link between simulation and learning theory.
Delivery Options
Online, Self-Paced:
This course is delivered fully online with no scheduled class sessions or due dates. Learners may register at any time and complete the course at their own pace.
Time to Completion
This course is estimated to take approximately 1 hour to complete.
Course Completion Requirements
Learners must complete all required module content and any associated assessments to receive a certificate of completion and CME credit.
Technology Requirements
- Reliable internet connection
- Computer or tablet that supports the most recent web browser versions and can play video content
- Recommended browsers: Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox
What You’ll Learn
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Describe the three types of medical simulation
- Define fidelity as it relates to medical simulation
- Relate adult learning theory to medical simulation
- Describe the three phases of a simulation
What You’ll Earn
- 1.0 CME credit
- A certificate of completion issued by The Ohio State University
Additional Information
If you are an Ohio State University or Nationwide Children's Hospital employee, you are eligible for a promotion code that waives this course's cost. If you are interested in obtaining the promotion code, please fill out the following short form:
Contact Us
For questions about enrollment, payment options, technology support, or course records, please contact our Enrollment Support team. Inquiries are typically answered within 24 business hours.
For questions about course content or learning objectives, please contact ScarletCanvasMedEd@osumc.edu