Standardized Technical Communicators: A Novel Simulation Center Staffing Model
Authors
Kathrine C. Branch, PhD, MSN, RN, CHSE1, Douglas J. Ayers, BSN, RN, CHSE1, Sharon K. Baker, BSN, RN, CHSE1.
1 - Grand Valley State University, Grand Rapids, Michigan
The authors declare no conflict of interest.
Corresponding Author
None
On the heels of our recent SSH Accreditation application deadline …
I’m writing with the news that SSH Accreditation growth continues to rocket! We just passed our most recent application deadline, and while we don’t know how many new programs will ultimately achieve SSH Accreditation, we think we’ll be near 270 programs in just a few months.
We’ve come so far in such a short amount of time considering SSH began its Accreditation program in 2010, with five pioneer programs achieving their status.
As many of you know, there are two ways to take the CHSE and CHSOS exams.
You can take the CHSE and CHSOS exams in-person at a traditional testing center and online via remote proctoring software.
As we near the midpoint of 2023, I continue to be encouraged and energized
by the amazing work being done at the SSH Board level, through so many of our volunteer SSH Committees and Groups, and by our SSH Staff.
It’s summer, and with it comes summer plans, time on the water, lazy days in lakeside cabins, and ...
... of course, spending time on your professional development goals! SSH offers two distinct avenues to help propel you forward:
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Society for Simulation in Healthcare Applauds New York Legislation Expanding Simulation Training in Nursing Education
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