1. Standardizing the Process for Developing Simulation-based Experiences: Initial Inquiry to Follow-up
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Lisa M. Hurley, Laurence C. Torsher, Christa Keehr, William F. Dunn, Jacqueline J. Arnold, and Thomas E. Belda
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Staff satisfaction ,Engineering ,Engineering management ,Nursing (miscellaneous) ,business.industry ,Multidisciplinary approach ,Process (engineering) ,Modeling and Simulation ,Systems engineering ,business ,Simulation based ,Education - Abstract
A standard operating process for assessment, design, and follow-through of simulation-based education was developed to improve simulation experiences and optimize customer and staff satisfaction in a large multidisciplinary simulation center. Information is provided to describe development and implementation of a standard operating process for a large multidisciplinary simulation center. The Model for Improvement, a continuous improvement method, is the framework used to systematically describe the design, implementation, and monitoring of the standard operating process. A standard operating process is essential for success when high volumes and multiple disciplines are doing simulation-based education in a large simulation center. Utilization of a process for helping new and recurrent customers develop simulation-based education within a continuous improvement framework can increase both efficiency and the satisfaction of customers and simulation faculty and staff.
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- 2008
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