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DESCRIPTION:\n(9:00 - 10:30)\n	Michelle Chiu\n	University of Ottawa\n	Title: N
 avigating the Future: Harnessing Simulation to Advance Equity\, Diversity 
 & Inclusion\n\nBy the end of this session\, participants will be able to:
 \n\n\n	Describe how simulation can be used to teach EDI principles\n	Describ
 e advantages & disadvantages of using simulation to teach EDI principles\n
 	List 3 considerations in designing simulation-based EDI educational interv
 entions\n\n\nMichelle Chiu\, MD\, FRCPC \n\nAssociate Professor\n	Departmen
 t of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine\n	Department of Innovation in Medical
  Education\n	The Ottawa Hospital\, University of Ottawa\n\nDr. Michelle Chi
 u obtained her medical degree at McMaster University and completed her Ane
 sthesiology training at the University of Ottawa. She obtained Fellowship 
 training in Regional Anesthesiology at Monash University (Melbourne\, Aust
 ralia) where she also completed a Fellowship in Simulation & Medical Educa
 tion. Her academic interests are focused on medical education\, simulation
 \, assessment of competence\, and faculty development.\n\nDr. Chiu is an A
 ssociate Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology and Pain Medicine (
 DAPM) at the University of Ottawa. She is cross appointed to the Departmen
 t of Innovation in Medical Education\, within which she established the Fo
 undational Elements of Applied Simulation Theory (FEAST) curriculum for si
 mulation educators\, which has trained over 65 Canadian and international 
 fellows to date.\n\nHer past leadership roles include being the Interim He
 ad & Chair of DAPM\, the Vice-Chair of Education\, overseeing all departme
 ntal educational activities\, and Simulation Director\, where she was resp
 onsible for developing\, coordinating\, and implementing simulation-based 
 education for students\, residents\, faculty\, and allied health. She led 
 the creation and implementation of a simulation curriculum for the first c
 ompetency-based Anesthesiology residency-training program in Canada.\n\nDr
 . Chiu is the past-Chair of the Canadian National Anesthesiology Simulatio
 n Curriculum (CanNASC) Committee\; this work resulted in the development a
 nd implementation of a national simulation-based strategy for competency a
 ssessment of postgraduate trainees that is required for their Royal Colleg
 e of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC) certification. She was the 
 Director of Exam Material Development for the Royal College Anesthesiology
  Examination Board for 8 years\, where she spearheaded the introduction of
  high-stakes assessment of Intrinsic CanMEDS competencies at the certifica
 tion examinations. She is one of two RCPSC Simulation Educators in Canada\
 , working to expand the role\, use\, and integration of simulation in post
 graduate education\, continuing professional development\, and health care
  systems.\n
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SUMMARY:IHSE Meeting
URL:/ihse/channels/event/ihse-meeting-348867
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