What can police trainers learn from scenario and simulation training within acute care? Together with Brian, I explore my introduction to this new world and what we can learn from it. With big thanks to all those professionals who introduced me to their world and training/education methods: Ruben Verlangen, Martijn Forr, Peter Bennik, Maarten Leeflang, METS training center and many others. Together as frontline “warriors” we get further than alone. And besides: what is more fun, educational and effective than sharing knowledge and experiences!
Topics in the video
Intro
How martial arts can save a life
The value of martial arts
How we change as instructors and what does this mean for the training we deliver?
My introduction into the emergency medicine world
Designing performance under pressure programs
Adapting to another culture as a trainer
Tool: implementation intention
5 tools and insights I learned in emergency medicine
Non techniqual skills
Crew recourse management framework
Using existing frameworks
15 key principles of CRM and simulation training
Tool: closed loop communication
Hinting and hoping
Tool: 10 seconds for 10 minutes
Scenario Simulation Design according to EUSIM
Tool: Familiarization in Sim training
Tool: Starting points in Sim training
Tool: education of attention and sense making
Tool: using a structured debriefing method in Sim training (DAA structure)
Tool: designing transfer and the 12 levers of transfer
Performance versus learning
Tool: transfer time out