Adena’s PACCAR Center receives CME accreditation

The Ohio State Medical Association recently awarded Adena Health System continuing medical education accreditation for the PACCAR Medical Education Center. The state-of-the-art facility features METI simulators and a METI LiVE virtual hospital and incorporates an audience response system that allows for immediate feedback so the lecturer can adequately tailor the presentation to specific points of interest.

Discover the Art of Debriefing at HPSN10

HPSN 10 is known for its hands-on learning and in-depth training courses for simulation users of all levels. HPSN Pre-conference Day on Monday, March 1, offers a full agenda of simulation training courses such as The Art of Debriefing with the use of METIVision. This six-hour course provides participants both theoretical background and practical suggestions in the art of debriefing as well as a full review of the use of METIVision. Participants will also take part in and view a simulation that will serve as an example to then be debriefed by the course leaders. Lunch is included. Don't miss out on this and other invaluable learning opportunities!

Penn State Hershey moves to a new home

This January, Penn State Clinical Simulation Center moved to a brand new 8,000 square-foot, $6.6 million facility which is more than double the size of their original space. The Center provides training for students, residents and other health care staff on campus and includes two METI Human Patient Simulators.

Connie Curran, RN, EdD joins METI’s Board

Highly regarded national health care leader, Connie Curran, was recently named as a new member of METI’s board of directors. Curran has held executive positions at numerous academic and health care organizations and serves on the board of directors for a number of publically traded corporations including Hospira, Inc., DeVry, Inc. and Volcano, Inc. She will be helping guide METI’s corporate development strategy.

Enhance your METIman and Müse skills at HPSN10

HPSN10 provides the ideal opportunity to brush up your skills using METIman and Müse with two brand-new Pre-conference courses offered on Monday, March 1. Essentials of Using METIman offers an in-depth review of operation of the simulator and its preconfigured Simulated Clinical Experiences™. Basic Scenario Design and Creation in the Müse Software for METIman provides a hands-on opportunity to design, program and run a scenario in the Müse software. Both courses run for six hours and include lunch. Click the link below for full course descriptions or to register.