Interprofessional Collective Meeting
Director of Standardized Patient Program
Perelman School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
Contact Info: lamarra@upenn.edu
Denise LaMarra is Director of the Standardized Patient (SP) Program at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, a position she has held since 2006. She oversees all aspects of SP programming for students, house staff and faculty, nurses and other professionals. She previously served as Vice President of Operations for the Association of SP Educators (ASPE) and is currently co-chair of the ASPE Special Interest Group, SPs Beyond Healthcare: Expanding Simulation Possibilities (ESP). She is a member of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH), a member of the AIM IPE Council, and a certified health simulation educator (CHSE).
Shannon Scandozza, BS
Denise LaMarra, MS
This facilitator simulator includes EVERYTHING you need to create and host your own interprofessional education simulation scenarios and cases.
There are 9 disciplines with scenario starters, team activity, SIM Design Canvas Activity Worksheet, Debrief Guide, and facilitator instructions.
Click on the IPE Simulator link to get started.
It's also mapped to IPEC competencies.
Click on the IPEC Core Competencies link to learn more.
This longitudinal case study simulator follows patient, Jordan Rivera, over a period of 23 years through the lens of nine different disciplines.
Throughout the simulator, your team will:
Identify recurring threads that are impacting their life and community.
Design a simulation using the SIM Design Canvas Activity Worksheet.
Role play and discuss how each discipline contributed at key moments along the way.
Discuss outcomes using the reflection questions at each stage.
Debrief as a group using the Guided Questions at the end of each stage.
Click on the Longitudinal Simulator link to get started.
It's also mapped to IPEC competencies.
Click on the IPEC Core Competencies link to learn more.
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