Lecture & hands-on at IMU University, Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

• 25 – 26 June 2024 (Tuesday – Wednesday) 8:30am – 4:30pm

CPD POINTS

• A2 – 16 CPD points (By MMA) 2 full day attending onsite lecture & hands-on.

Simulation has long been integral to clinical teaching in medical education, replicating real-world scenarios for practical experience and skill development. Factors driving its use include limited clinical placements, patient safety concerns, and enhanced readiness for real-world situations. Tailored learning is possible, and dangerous or unique clinical scenarios can be replicated. This workshop covers scenario creation, moulage application, simulated patient training, and scenario conduct.

Objectives

• To recognise the theory of simulation in health-profession education.
• To develop a good simulation scenario for students at various levels.
• To conduct a basic simulation teaching session for students at various levels.
• To develop confidence to conduct a simulation-based session.

Speakers

Dr Hazlina binti Abu Bakar
Medical and Healthcare Simulation Specialist (U.K),
Lecturer, Clinical Skills Department, IMU University

A/Prof Sow Chew Fei
Associate Dean, Clinical and Experiential Learning, IMU University

Malini A/P Krishna
Assistant Director, CSSC (Training and Professional Development), Lecturer,
Clinical Skills and Simulation Centre, IMU University

Jacintha Anita Aroksamy
Tutor, Clinical Skills and Simulation Centre, IMU University

Dr Juliet Mathew
Director, Clinical Skills and Simulation Centre, IMU University

Dr Sunila Rolani Sirisinghe
Lecturer, Clinical Skills Department, IMU University

Dr Shilpa Murthy
Lecturer, Clinical Skills Department, IMU University

Nithia Ramasamy
Tutor, Clinical Skills and Simulation Centre, IMU University