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Dr. Sheryl Pfeil, Medical Director of the Ohio State University College of Medicine Clinical Skills Center and Professor of Internal Medicine, developed this module to introduce educators to the importance of clinical simulation. The module discusses the importance of using simulation to increase opportunities for deliberate practice. It introduces the different types of simulations, including task training, standardized patients, and high-fidelity simulation—comparing them and determining how each is best utilized.

What You’ll Learn

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Explain the value of clinical simulation in enhancing teaching and learning
  • Differentiate between types of simulation: task trainers, standardized patients, and high-fidelity simulators
  • Select appropriate simulation methods for specific educational goals

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:

Promotion Code Form

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For questions about course content or learning objectives, please contact ScarletCanvasMedEd@osumc.edu

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Section Title
Advancing Your Clinical Teaching (12): Using Teaching Simulations
Type
Online
Dates
Aug 15, 2025 to Aug 14, 2026
Delivery Options
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No drop request allowed after enrollment
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