Staff
Gail Johnson
Jessie G. Nelson
Physician Faculty
email: Jessie Nelson
phone: 651-793-1391
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email: Jessie Nelson
phone: 651-793-1391
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Krista Anderson
Educator / Coordinator
email: Krista Anderson
phone: 651-793-1390
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email: Krista Anderson
phone: 651-793-1390
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Simulation Technician
email:
phone: 651-793-1393
email:
phone: 651-793-1393
Adjunct Faculty
Sandra Bushey, RN, CCRN, CFRN
Cullen Hegarty, MD
Wayne Schneider, EMT-P
Cullen Hegarty, MD
Wayne Schneider, EMT-P
Steering Committee
Marilyn Loen, PhD, RN; Metropolitan State University
Carl Patow, MD, MPH, MBA; HealthPartners IME
Constance Jewett-Johnson, MHA, RN; HealthPartners IME
Dan Johnson, MA, PT; HealthPartners IME
Carmen Coballes Vega, PhD; Metropolitan State University
Gail Johnson, MS, RN; HealthPartners Simulation Center
Carl Patow, MD, MPH, MBA; HealthPartners IME
Constance Jewett-Johnson, MHA, RN; HealthPartners IME
Dan Johnson, MA, PT; HealthPartners IME
Carmen Coballes Vega, PhD; Metropolitan State University
Gail Johnson, MS, RN; HealthPartners Simulation Center
About Our Team
Our team's clinical and educational expertise allows us to design and facilitate realistic and effective workshops for practicing professionals as well as medical and nursing students. Clinical expertise ensures that the simulation experience is realistic and clinically relevant to practice. Staff are also experienced educators and utilize their knowledge and skill to maximize learning.
Our team's clinical and educational expertise allows us to design and facilitate realistic and effective workshops for practicing professionals as well as medical and nursing students. Clinical expertise ensures that the simulation experience is realistic and clinically relevant to practice. Staff are also experienced educators and utilize their knowledge and skill to maximize learning.
Testimonials
"Good review and learned new stuff. The best part was the scenarios and then discussion afterwards. Could we come every 6 months or once a year to do more? Is there a limit on frequency? Thanks a lot, you guys were great."
"The actual simulation was very educational. I can think I know what to do, but actually being in a situation changes everything."
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Grants and Awards
MJSP Grant
In 2007, Minnesota Job Skills Program awarded a grant of $327,348 to the Simulation Center to develop and deliver new simulation-based programs focused on enhancing patient safety to Regions Hospital, HealthPartners Medical and Dental Clinics, and Gillette Children's Hospital. Some of the new programs include a focus on pediatric emergencies in ambulatory care, hypoglycemia, medical emergencies in dental clinics, recognizing & responding to changes in patient condition, central lines, and obstetric emergencies.
MAPS Award
The Minnesota Alliance for Patient Safety (MAPS) presented the 2003-2004 Patient Safety Awards to HealthPartners Simulation Center for Patient Safety at Metropolitan State University for their significant contributions to improving patient safety.
Sharing Expertise
Staff are industry leaders and recognized for their expertise and contributions to the field of simulation-based education.
Publications
Denning, S., Jewett-Johnson, C., Johnson, D., Loen, M., Patow, C., & Brannen, K. (2008). Partners in Simulation: A Public Academic-Private Health Care Collaboration. In R. Kyle, & W. Murray, Clinical Simulation: Operations, Engineering, and Management (pp. 335-345). New York: Elsevier.
Patow, C. (2005). Advancing Medical Education and Patient Safety Through Simulation Learning. Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare, March/April.
Presentations
HPSN METI Annual Conference (2/2008). Rapid Response Team Training, Jessie Nelson & Gail Johnson.
Minnesota Alliance for Public Safety Annual Conference (11/2008). A Hybrid Model. Gail Johnson. More
