SimCapture Webinar Series

Assessing Clinical Competency: How SimCapture Can Take You from Good to Great

14:00 Wednesday 17 July

Attend our 1-hour webinar where we will explore how SimCapture supports competency development and learner assessment.

Joining us to share her expertise will be Patty Meyers Hill, Assistant Dean for Accreditation and Educational Support at Pace University's College of Health Professions (USA).

Together we will:

Discuss the importance of competency and how observation of competency supports today's healthcare priorities
Learn about when and how to best observe and assess competency during a learner’s progression
Highlight the role of Standardised Patients in developing students’ professionalism and communication skills
Uncover how SimCapture facilitates high-stakes exams and competency assessment, and why it is favoured by faculty and the sim community.

Our Guest Speaker

Patty Myers-Hill

Patty Myers-Hill
Assistant Dean for Accreditation and Educational Support
Pace University College of Health Professions, New York

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