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SimGHOSTS Saudi Arabia 2020 Conference
What is SimGHOSTS Saudi Arabia 2020?
SimGHOSTS Saudi Arabia is a large regional event for healthcare educators, simulation educators and simulation technology
users. It is being hosted in the state of the art Simulation Skills and Development Center at Princess Nourah University, one of the largest
purpose-built simulation facilities in the world. The program features a range of international and national expert speakers and includes
workshops and demonstrations for the practical application of simulation technologies.
Mission, Vision and Core Values of SimGHOSTS
SimGHOSTS, also known as The Gathering of Healthcare Simulation Technology Specialists, is the world’s leading organization specifically
focused on supporting those who operate healthcare simulation technologies and spaces. Since 2011, this US-based 501(c)3 nonprofit has
worked directly with healthcare simulation centers around the world to provide more than a dozen international meetings and countless
online resources, while also supporting industry-wide research on professional development. The organization is guided by an
international board of directors led by President Ferooz Sekandarpoor.
Mission Statement
SimGHOSTS, also known as The Gathering Of Healthcare Simulation Technology Specialists, is an international US-based 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization dedicated to supporting individuals and institutions operating medical simulation technology and spaces through hands-on
training events, online resources, and professional development.
Vision Statement
SimGHOSTS envisions a healthcare education culture where people are empowered to use simulation technology to improve learning and
patient care outcomes.
Core Values
Innovate the world of healthcare simulation and patient safety.
Advocate for those operating healthcare simulation technology spaces.
Educate our professional community to improve outcomes.
Network with our global community at regional events and online hubs.
Engage champions, institutions, and organizations.
Zeal for our craft, community, and profession!
1About SimGHOSTS
Global Events
SimGHOSTS partners with leading simulation centers and organizations to provide hands-on simulation technology training events
around the world. Learn more about the next event coming to a region near you by visiting www.simghosts.org.
Online Resources
Watch plenary presentations from past SimGHOSTS events, join the discussion forum, access our library of templates, 3D printing
files, printables, manuals and more with SimGHOSTS Online Resources.
Professional Development
No matter your professional background or level of expertise, SimGHOSTS has your professional development needs covered with
career support, on-demand training videos and convenient online courses.
2SimGHOSTS Saudi Arabia 2020
Proudly hosted by Princess Nourah Bint Abdulrahman University
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia February 26-28, 2020
SimGHOSTS Saudi Arabia 2020 is a large regional event for all healthcare simulation technology users. It is being hosted in the state
of the art Simulation Skills and Development Center at Princess Nourah University, one of the largest purpose-built simulation
facilities in the world. The program features a range of international presenters and includes workshops and demonstrations for
the practical application of simulation technologies.
SimGHOSTS events are the largest events of their kind in the world, yet are intimate enough to meet and network with fellow
simulationists. There is nothing else quite like it! Surround yourself with innovators and problem solvers, mentors and
inspirational leaders; people who understand the complexities and value of healthcare simulation.
Attendees from our 2019 events share their experiences:
"SimGHOSTS is a great conference and an amazing community to be part of."
"The best thing that happened at my first SimGHOSTS conference is learning that there
are other people doing this same weird job that I’m doing."
"For all the sessions I attended, I pulled a ton of info out of them and plan on using them
when I get back to work. Thank you for putting such a great selection of course(s)."
"This was the best conference for me yet!"
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"Thank you all for amazing classes. My staff learned a lot and are excited to get started." TO REGISTER
3About Simulation and Skills Development Center in PNU
The Simulation and Skills Development Centre at Princess Nourah bint Abdulrahman University is
one of the biggest simulation center in the world. It is a living testimony to the scientific and
medical renaissance in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia; as it works as a pillar that supports medical
education and clinical training by improving the skills of health colleges’ students and health
practitioners by using recent technologies available for medical simulation and virtual reality.
FOR MORE
INFORMATION
Executive Director of Princess Noura University
Simulation Center
Dr. Rola graduated from King Saud University with
MBBS, Board Certified Emergency Medicine Consult-
ant, completed her fellowship at University of Califor-
nia- Irvine (UCI) in clinical simulation and medical
education and received an award of excellence.
4Committee
DR. ROLA ALRABAH DR. HAIFAA MALAEKAH DR. AMEERA CLUNTUN
Executive Director of Princess Noura Chairman of the SimGHOSTS Saudi Chair of the SimGHOSTS Saudi
University Simulation Center and Arabia 2020 Conference Organizing Arabia 2020 Conference Scientific
Chair of the Executive SimGHOSTS Committee Committee
Saudi Arabia 2020 Conference
Committee MR. IBRAHIM ALSALAMAH MS. AMAL ALGHAMDI
Member of the SimGHOSTS Saudi A/ Manager of Undergraduate
YONES ABD. RADWAN Arabia 2020 Conference Scientific Education at Simulation and Skills
Committee Development Center
PMO, Member of the SimGHOSTS
Saudi Arabia 2020 Conference
Committee
MS. GHADAH. MUJLLI
MS. REEM. ALAJMI
Simulation Educator in SSDC
Member of the SimGHOSTS Saudi
MS. SAMAH MADANI Arabia 2020 Conference Scientific
Simulation Moulage Specialist
MS. ESHRAQ ALAMRI Healthcare
Committee Simulation Operation Specialist in
SSDC
MS. NOOR ALSADA
MR. ABDULMJEED ALGHOSEN
International Organizations Graphic SAFAA ALSUFAYAN
Simulation Operation Specialist in
Designer Member of the SimGHOSTS Saudi
SSDC
Arabia 2020 Conference Committee
MS. MUNIRAH ALBAQAMI MS. KAREEMAH ALENAZI
MS. DALAL ALRUWAYBIAH
Healthcare Simulation Operation Member of the SimGHOSTS Saudi Kareemah Alenazi Simulation and
Arabia 2020 Conference Committee Skill Development Center Princess
Specialist in SSDC
Nurah bint Abdulrahman University
MS. RANA ALDFIAN Simulation Clinical Specialist
MR. MANSOUR ALRUWAYSAN Supply Chain Specialist in Simulation
PR specialist Center
5THANKS FOR THE SPEAKERS
MR. FEROOZ SEKANDARPOOR
President - SimGHOSTS
Mr. Ferooz Sekandarpoor is the current President of SimGHOSTS. He also is the Simulation Technology Specialist at
the Faculty of the Medicine University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. He has a master's degree in
Information Technology and Computer Science. To learn more about Ferooz find him on his LinkedIn page or his
email Ferooz@SimGHOSTS.org.
DR. KIRRIAN STEER
Executive Director - SimGHOSTS
Dr. Kirrian Steer began working with SimGHOSTS as a volunteer in 2014 and joined the Board of Directors in 2016.
She was later appointed as the Executive Director in January 2018. Ms Steer’s simulation career began at La Trobe
University, where she saw an opportunity to combine her three key areas of interest – healthcare, education and
technology.
MR. NICK BRAUER
Vice President - SimGHOSTS
Mr. Nick Brauer currently serves as Vice President for SimGHOSTS. He is also the Senior Operations Specialist at the
University of Tennessee Health Science Center, Nick coordinates the operations of the Center for Healthcare Innovation
and Patient Simulation (CHIPS) simulation program at UTHSC. He works with faculty and staff across UTHSC, particularly
on the Memphis campus, in securing and facilitating the use of a wide range of simulation technologies to enrich the
training of students, residents and other healthcare providers.
6THANKS FOR THE SPEAKERS
DR. SCOTT CRAWFORD
Board of Directors - SimGHOSTS
Dr. Crawford is Director of the Training and Educational Center for Healthcare Simulation (TECHS) at Texas
Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) El Paso. He is Associate Professor in the Department of
Emergency Medicine at the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine at TTUHSC El Paso. Dr. Crawford earned his
M.D. from Rush University in Chicago in 2009 and a bachelor's degree in physics from The Colorado College in
2004.
MR. MATTHEW CHARNETSKI
Board of Directors - SimGHOSTS
Matthew Charnetski is the Director of Simulation Based Education and Research at Dartmouth Hitchcock
Medical Center in Lebanon, NH. He is also adjunct faculty and Drexel University in the Masters of Medical
Simulation program. Matthew is actively pursuing his PhD in Medical Education at Maastricht University in
Maastricht, Netherlands.
PROF. ABDULAZIZ BOKER
Professor, Consultant Anesthesia King Abdulaziz University Hospital Chairman department of Anesthesia &
Critical care College of Medicine General Supervisor, Clinical Skills and Simulation Center, King Abdulaziz
University. President, Saudi Society of Simulation in Healthcare, Saudi Commission for Health Specialties.
7THANKS FOR THE SPEAKERS
HANI LABABIDI, MD, FCCP
Senior Consultant in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at King Fahad Medical City (KFMC)
Dr. Lababidi is a Senior Consultant in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine at King Fahad Medical City (KFMC) in
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Dr. Lababidi has 12-year experience in healthcare simulation and is currently the Director of the Center for
Research, Education & Simulation Enhanced Training (CRESENT) at KFMC.
DR. MOHAMMAD ZAHER
Director of Academic And Training Affairs in Prince Mohammad Bin Abdulaziz Hospital
Dr. Zaher is the Director of Academic And Training Affairs in Prince Mohammad Bin Abdulaziz Hospital in Riyadh,
Saudi Arabia. An Emergency physician by training, he completed his simulation fellowship at Harvard Medical
School, Boston, USA.
DR. MOHAMMAD ALAMAR
Senior Simulation Operation Specialist at KFMC
A Senior Simulation Operation Specialist at KFMC, Certified CHSOS and CHSE with a background as a Clinical
Instructor Nurse, and work interest in IT and Electromechanical maintenance.
8THANKS FOR THE SPEAKERS
DR. SHADI ALMOZINY
Board Certified Emergency Medicine Consultant at KFMC
A board-certified emergency medicine consultant at King Fahad Medical City, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Dr. Almoziny
holds subspecialty degree in medical simulation from Harvard Medical School, Boston, USA.
MR. MOATH ABUAYSHA
Surgical 3D Printing & Digital Planning Specialist, CEO of VOXEL+
Surgical 3D Printing & Digital Planning Specialist, CEO of VOXEL+ for 3D innovative surgical solutions, lead of the 3D
printing & planning unit at king Fahd medical city, a researcher at prosthetics and orthotics centre at Prince Sultan
University.
MS. REEM. ALAJMI
Member of the SimGHOSTS Saudi Arabia 2020 Conference Scientific Committee
9Agenda | Day 1
Time Event Speaker
7:30 - 8:30 Registration
8:30 - 9:00 SimGHOSTS Mr. Sekandarpoor
9:00 - 9:20 Saudi Society for Simulation in Healthcare Dr. Boker
Large Auditorum
9:20 - 9:40 How to Start a Simulation Center Dr. Hani
9:40 - 9:50 Panel discussion
9:50 - 10:50 Opening Ceremony
10:50 - 11:10 System Integration, What you need to know Dr. Shadi
11:10 - 11:30 Low Cost Sim Dr. Zaher
11:30 - 11:50 3D Printing Dr. Moath
11:50 - 12:10 How to Become Simulation Operations Specialist Mr. Alamar
12:10 - 12:30 Panel discussion
12:30 - 1:30 Lunch Break
1:30 - 2:30 The Exciting World of In Situ Simulation Mr. Charnetski P Large
Auditorum
In situ simulation allows the most realistic experience in medical simulation and
requires thinking out-of-the-box to ensure the best delivery possible. By stepping
Description out of the skills lab or simulation center and taking simulation directly to the
patient-care space, you can increase your level of "buy-in" and hopefully increase
the retention of information and foster an environment for learning.
1:30 - 3:00 Evaluating Simulation Technology for Purchasing Decisions Dr. Steer W/35 Lab 3m
Simulation professionals have significant influence or decision-making responsibil-
ities regarding purchase of simulation technology. This interactive presentation
Description
details an approach to evaluating technology to ensure that the needs of all
stakeholders are considered and that a strong business case exists for the
purchase.
10Agenda | Day 1
Time Event Speaker
1:30 - 3:00 Scenario Design Review - The Operations Perspective on Clinical Cues Dr. Crawford W/30 Lab 5
This workshop will allow participants to practice and review their medical care
knowledge in order to understand what their participants experience during sim.
Description Workshop attendees will review the combination of medical case stimuli and
resultant pathophysiology that direct participant actions from the other side of
the glass. The workshop will review 5 cases from each of 5 common chief
complaints sets (chest pain, shortness of breath, abdominal pain, altered mental
status, and pelvic pain/vaginal bleeding) to give healthcare simulation technology
specialists hands-on review to make their sims better and more realistic.
Workshop participants will review common pathology and medical care
considerations with instruction on clinical application.
3:00 - 4:00 Simulation Modalities: A Programmatic Approach Mr. Brauer P Large
Often times simulation equipment is purchased without a thorough consultation Auditorum
process. As a direct result, technologies are either not used or not used to their
Description greatest potential. The course will offer ideas and strategies for building and
equipping a simulation program around curricular requirements. Leveraging such
is beneficial when exploring purchases, life cycles, and how to get the greatest use
of each technology.
11Agenda | Day 2
Time Event Speaker
7:30 - 8:30 Registration
8:30 - 10:00 Cybersecurity in the Workplace
The presentation focuses on cybersecurity and social engineering. We will go
through threats overview, which is designed to bring awareness to the different
security concerns surrounding specific threats. We will talk about password safety
Description and best practices for creating a strong password. We will also talk about web Mr. Sekandarpoor P Large
protection, which we will go through different things to know about when utilizing Auditorum
the internet, then we discuss email protection where we focus on email threats
and spam. Finally, we will finish up with preventative measures and tips.
8:30 - 10:00 The PADDIE+M Approach to Scenario Development
PADDIE+M is an instructional design methodology developed by the US Navy from
the popular ADDIE method and incorporates input from the entire delivery team, Dr. Steer
Description W/36 Lab 3
not just the educator. This workshop will describe the PADDIE+M process and then
take participants through a preliminary plan for designing a scenario for their
simulation program.
8:30 - 10:00 Setting up for Success: the Importance of Orientation and Prebriefing
According to the INACSL Standards of Best Practice in simulation, all
simulation-based experiences should begin with a pre-briefing. This should include
a structured orientation of the participant(s) to the simulation space, equipment,
simulator (e.g. manikin), information and communication technology used, roles
(such as participants, facilitator, standardised patient), time allotment, broad
Description and/or specific learning objectives, patient situation, and limitations ("INACSL Mr. Brauer W/no limit Lab 5
Standards of Best Practice: SimulationSM Simulation Design," 2016). This is
important not only so students understand and respect the use of expensive and
sophisticated technology, but helps manage their anxiety in such technology-rich
environment (Larew, Lessans, Spunt, Foster, & Covington, 2006). This presentation
explores methods of orientation/ induction in simulation
9:00 - 11:00 Local Experiences P Class 604
12Agenda | Day 2
Time Event Speaker
10:00 - 11:00 P Large
Simulation Operations: A Systematic Approach Mr. Brauer Auditorum
Educationally sound simulation programs are the direct result of systematic
Description approaches. This presentation will explore systems for improving the quality and
outcomes of simulation operations and simulation programs.
10:00 - 11:00 Introduction to Assessment in Simulation P Lab 2
Mr. Charnetski
Assessment in education sometimes gets a bad reputation. We're doing too much.
Description Not enough. It's subjective. How to assess what we do? What about art of medicine?
Assessment at a fundamental level doesn't have to be a mystery. Come to learn the
basics of assessment and how to integrate it in to your simulation programming.
10:00 - 11:00 You Can Simulate Anything, but Should Not Dr. Crawford Keynote Large
Auditorum
Simulation is one of the most powerful tools available in medical education. We have
numerous studies showing the benefit and efficacy of simulation as a way to
improve learning, procedural skill, and patient safety. Even with all of the potential
benefits of simulation, the hardest lesson in simulation is learning when not to use
Description it, or identify-ing how to change your approach to improve learning and the take
home message. Standards have been written and publications look better wiht
positive results, but not all educational approaches in simulation have been
successful. This talk will outline best-practices fro simulation and discuss when you
might encounter problems in the implementation or takeaway from simulation and
how to address these potential problems
11:00 - 12:00 Lunch Break
12:00 - 2:00 Scenario Programming with Laerdal SimDesigner Mr. Brauer W/15 Lab 4
LLEAP programming styles vary from person-to-person and may also depend on
scenario complexity. The workshop will explore various programming methodologies
Description including trends, handlers, images, labs, etc. Trends and Handlers are valuable but
often overlooked tools for automating scenario progression and manikin responses.
This workshop will take LLEAP users through the process of creating a
semi-automated scenario using SimDesigner Software.
13Agenda | Day 2
Time Event Speaker
12:00 - 2:00 Basic Moulage for Simulation Ms Reem W/15 Lab 1
Bruises, rashes, burns, and superficial wounds are some of the most commonly
Description requested moulage effects requested for simulation scenarios. In this workshop
participants will learn how to create these essential moulage effects on manikins
and humans.
12:00 - 2:00 Tips and Tricks to Design and Utilize Simulated Ultrasound Training Tools Dr. Crawford W/20 Lab 5
This course will review current methods for training and supporting ultrasound
education. The course will describe existing simulation phantoms and
Description required features for training US skills including virtual reality and haptic type
feedback devices. The workshop will focus on the actual creation of task
trainers to create foreign body, vein cannulation and gynecologic examinations.
2:00 - 2:10 Coffee Break
2:10 - 2:30 An Analysis of Technical, Operations and Management Roles Dr. Steer P Class 602
in Healthcare Simulation
An analysis of knowledge, skills and experience required in recruitment notices
and position descriptions for HSTS (and related) positions in Australia, Canada, the
Description UK and USA was undertaken over a three month period between September and
November 2018. This analysis has aided the development of core
descriptors for simulation technology roles at each of the three employment
levels. Results and future implications will be shared during this presentation.
A Clinical Guide for Healthcare Simulation Technology Specialists Mr. Brauer P Lab 4
2:10 - 2:30
Many of those who find themselves in simulation technology and operations
roles do not have a medical backgroud and are therefore submersed into an
arena filled with medical equipment and a foreign language. This presentation
Description will focus on understanding and troubleshooting common medical equipment
such as IV pumps, defibrillators & hospital beds. Associated medical terminology
and abbreviations are also covered and are helpful to know and understand.
Being able to apply this core knowledge is advantageous to technical personnel
in every simulation program.
14Agenda | Day 2
Time Event Speaker
2:10 - 2:30 Simulating the Solution to the Tower of Babel Dr. Crawford P Lab 5
This course will provide an overview of a training curriculum used to support
cultural awareness and improvement in communication across regional and
language barriers. The outline will describe the conversion of a set of simulation
Description cases to supply clinical language skills for practitioners about to enter into
practice. Learners should be able to understand that this type of training can be
useful across all regions of the world where healthcare is delivered and support
the use of this type of educational training.
2:30 - 3:30 How Much Do I Need to Know About AV? Mr. Sekandarpoor P+d Class 604
This presentation talks about the fundamentals of operating AV for simulation
Description programs. Topics covered include types of connection, aspect ratio, signals,
examples of video codecs and acoustics. The presentation also discusses the AV
equipment requirements of a typical simulation centre.
2:30 - 3:30 Thoughts on Mobile Simulation Mr. George P Lab 2
Similar to, but different from, in situ simulation . Taking your simulation away
Description from your lab or designated space can be a challenge, and the rewards can be
just as pleasing. What do you need? How do you take it? Where are you going?
With the right tools and thought process, you can get there.
2:30 - 3:30 Data Capture from Simulation Technology: Dr. Steer P+w Lab 3
What Can I Capture and How Can I Use It?
Description Learn about the data that is collected by different technologies found in a
simulation centre, identify how to extract it and discover how it can be used for
troubleshooting, research, budgeting, assessment, quality improvement and more.
2:30 - 3:30 Operational Considerations for Standardized Patient Programming Mr. Charnetski P Lab 1
Planning and operating standardized patient programs present unique considera-
Description tions to this form of simulation based education. The presenters will discuss their
experiences planning, starting, implementing, maintaining, and funding their
standardized patient programs in several different cultural and healthcare contexts.
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