Trends in Simulation

Laerdal Medical is now welcoming Abstract submissions for consideration for the “Trends In Simulation” general session lightning rounds. Participants with selected abstracts will have the opportunity to present a 7 minute synopsis on any topic highlighting outcomes and lessons learned from current trends that are affecting their simulation training program.

A. Who Should Submit

Professionals committed to supporting, promoting and advancing simulation training programs with-in their communities. This includes organizational leaders, managers and staff, educators, and practicing clinicians, including medical directors, registered nurses, paramedics, emergency medical technicians and all other members of the healthcare community.

B. What to Consider

  • What cutting edge trends are impacting the way you utilize simulation training in your educational program?
  • How does the proposal demonstrate best practices, new innovations, successes, or other lessons learned?
  • How will the proposal be relevant in 2012?
  • How does the proposal address quality and/or performance in patient care?

C. When to Submit

Proposals must be received 60 days in advance of the Phoenix SUN Conference (by August 2, 2012). Notification on those selected will be sent via email 45 days prior to the event (by August 17, 2012).

D. Where to Present

Proposals are now being accepted for the 2012 Phoenix SUN National Event.

  • Sheraton Wild Horses Pass Resort & Spa in Phoenix, AZ - October 2-4, 2012

E. Why Submit

Benefits of Submitting an Abstract include:

  • Complementary Registration - Presenters (one complimentary registration per abstract) selected are eligible for complimentary registration for the full conference.
  • Exposure - Gain positive exposure among your peers by presenting on an innovative and relevant topic
  • Agency Visibility - Gain increased visibility for yourself and your agency
  • Leadership Within The Simulation Community - Help move the simulation adoption curve forward

F. How to Submit

    • Review the requirements for the proposal, which consists of two parts:
      • a) A 300 word abstract, and
      • b) A biography - Single presenter allowed for each lightening round abstract presented
    • Submit the abstract proposal electronically by visiting the Online Abstract Submission Form
    • Deadline for Phoenix, AZ is August 2, 2012
    • Multiple submissions will be accepted; however, please complete and submit a separate abstract for each proposed session.