IMSH 2022 was an action-packed event featuring many key figures in the industry. For each of the three days, the exhibition hall was open, our team was there to capture all the key moments, discussions, and learnings. Whether you couldn’t attend or want to relive/catch up on something you might have missed, Home to You with Laerdal from IMSH is the ideal solution.
Broken down into three roundups, each a little over 15 minutes long, come join us for a journey to sunny Los Angeles at this year’s conference.
Day 1
As the conference opens, we catch up with Auburn University’s Karol Renfroe to discuss the global nursing shortage. To address this challenge, we look at various solutions for efficiently and effectively educating nurses. Our time concludes with attendees sharing their initial impressions and takeaways from the day.
Day 2
First, Rosemary Samia, Director of the Center for Clinical Education and Research at the University of Massachusetts Boston, stops by. We discuss the importance of evaluating and assessing large cohorts before looking at solutions designed to simplify the process. Next, we check in with Dr. Suzan Kardong-Edgren, the sitting president of INACSL before ending the day with the latest from the conference floor.
Day 3
We visit with Dr. Desiree Díaz from the University of Central Florida College of Nursing. We converse on how simulation training plays a vital role in representing diversity in patient-centered care. Afterward, we look at high-fidelity simulators that also offer diversity in skin tone options. Then we visit Dr. Ross Scalese from the Gordon Center, University of Miami. We wrap up with attendee feedback on what they gained from the conference.