(96) Advancing Patient Safety in Simulation: A Year One Update of the Special Interest Group

Abstract : Introduction/

Background/Purpose: The presenters will describe the transition of the Quality and Safety Education in Nursing's (QSEN) Simulation Task Force over to the Patient Safety in Healthcare Simulation Special Interest Group (SIG) of INACSL. We will share the Year One SIG accomplishments, including tangible Next Gen NCLEX safety-related cases for distribution to attendees, and plans for the future.
Conceptual Framework: National Council of State Boards of Nursing's (NCSBN) Clinical Judgment Measurement Model was used in the creation of the Next Gen cases.
Description of the Project: The Patient Safety in Sim SIG has gained momentum since being initially announced at the INACSL '22 Conference. Beginning in July 2022, the SIG has met monthly and developed two working sub-groups: 1) Next Gen Case work, and 2) a systematic review of the state of the science surrounding patient-safety-specific simulation. The presenters will distribute these cases to attendees for use in their programs, and provide an update on the systematic review.
Target Population/Setting: Any participant invested in enhancing clinical judgment in pre-licensure students (faculty, administrators) and/or new graduate nurses (recruiters, nurse managers, directors, etc) will benefit from attending this session.
Results/Outcome/Evaluation: The first year of this SIG's work will be shared with attendees as described above. Feedback we have received from SIG members and the Board thus far has been very positive.
Discussion/

Conclusion: This SIG has had a very successful inaugural year. We would like to encourage new members to join us as we advance the science of patient safety in simulation.