Both accreditations, one from American College of Surgeons (ACS) and the other from the American Society of Anesthesiologists’ Simulation Education Network (ASA-SEN), were announced December 2019.
Part of Good Morning America's #thriverthursday with Dr. Okanlami takes place in the CSC.
Immersive Audio and VR being used to study alarm fatigue in hospital settings
U-M Medical School alumni were introduced to the new 3D & Innovations Lab (3DI Lab) when they toured the CSC Med Sci II
Three research projects were recently chosen to receive this year's Clinical Simulation Center (CSC) Research Grants .
A new "stories of our state" video shows students how high school students use Clinical Simulation Center equipment to explore medical fields.
Dr. James Cooke collaborates on a newly funded Mcubed 3.0 project.
The four-year award for the M-RISE program will support work by the Learning Health System for Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest ( LHS for OHCA )
CSC's innovation work highlighted at the Rapid + TCT Conference held May 20-23
On June 7th Dr. Cindy Hayes from Loyola University Chicago will be presenting in the refreshed CSC Brown Bag, now providing lunch!
Deborah M. Rooney, PhD has been officially promoted to the role of associate professor on the clinical track
Mock Attack Staged by Michigan Medicine Security in Clinical Simulation Center (CSC) Facilities
CSC's Deborah Rooney, PhD, shares best practices with St. Paul’s Hospital Millennium Medical College (SPHMMC) in Addis Ababa
Medical School Residency Prep courses taking place at the Clinical Simulation Center are the focus of a new video from Michigan Medicine
The Fundamentals of Endoscopic Surgery (FES) program training and assessment is now available through the U-M Clinical Simulation Center (CSC)
CSC staff member, Debra Yake, RN, along with Jennifer Fowler, EM Research Project Manager, offered attendees of Brighton's annual Smokin' Jazz & Barbecue Blues Festival a free lesson in Hands Only CPR (CPR without mouth-to-mouth resuscitation).
Three research projects that apply best practices in simulation-based medical education were recently chosen to receive this year's Clinical Simulation Center (CSC) Research Grants.
Photo in Michigan Medicine Headlines article on breaking down language barriers illustrates how interpreters train at
An Educational Equipment Grant was awarded to CSC-Towsley to support the upgrade of four Laparoscopic/Endoscopic Towers. This will include two HD Towers to support flexible (nasolaryngoscopy, EGD, colonoscopy) and rigid procedures (bronch, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy), two telepack towers, C-Mac laryngoscopy and associated equipment.
The Clinical Simulation Center (CSC) Research Committee is seeking proposals for up to three Research Grants. The proposals, due July 31, 2018, must apply best practices in simulation-based education for UME, GME, and other healthcare professionals
