Webinar: Tackling Training Barriers in Maternity, Emergency Department, and Intensive Care
Tackling Training Barriers in Maternity, Emergency Department, and Intensive Care
In partnership with the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) and their Virtual Learning Labs series, we invite you to join us for “Tackling Training Barriers in Maternity, ED, and Intensive Care,” on Wednesday, December 3 at 2:00 PM ET.
This session will explore strategies to enhance maternity care through simulation-based training, with a focus on engaging multidisciplinary teams in emergency OB preparedness. Participants will learn how to remove barriers to effective, high-engagement training and discover innovative approaches and solutions that can drive better outcomes across maternal, emergency, and intensive care settings.
By attending, you’ll gain practical insights on how to:
- ✓Harness inter- and intra-professional teams for real-world readiness
- ✓Identify and address training barriers
- ✓Create sustainable solutions that strengthen overall clinical preparedness
The webinar will feature expert perspectives from Roxane Gardner, MD, MSHPE, DSc, and Lon Setnik, MD, FACEP, MHPE, who bring extensive experience in simulation-based education and clinical readiness.
Register today to reserve your spot and be part of this engaging Virtual Learning Lab with SSH and Laerdal.
Guest Speakers
Roxanne Gardner, MD, MSHPE, DSc
Roxane Gardner, MD, is an Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Harvard Medical School, affiliated with Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston Children’s Hospital, and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. She serves as Executive Director of the Center for Medical Simulation, where she also leads the Simulation Fellowship, International Scholars Program, and Labor and Delivery Program. A former Associate Medical Director for Patient Safety at CRICO, her work focuses on patient safety, team performance, and simulation-based education.
Lon Setnik, MD, FACEP, MHPE
Dr. Lon Setnik, MD, FACEP, MHPE, is an emergency physician and simulation expert with over 20 years of experience in clinical care, education, and systems improvement. He practices at Littleton Regional Hospital in New Hampshire and serves as Director of Clinical Programs at the Center for Medical Simulation, Lecturer at Harvard Medical School, and Assistant Clinical Professor at UNECOM. A respected educator and speaker, he focuses on faculty development, team training, and critical event management, with a passion for fostering psychological safety and excellence in patient care.