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Programme SimPro 2024

Welcome to a full day of inspiring talks, key note lectures and state-of-the-art research.

  • May 3, 2024
  • 9.30 - 16.45
  • Gothia Towers, Mässans gata 24, Gothenburg

 

Conference programme
09.30-09.45

Opening of SimPro2024

Charlott Sellberg

University of Gothenburg, Sweden
09.45-10.30

Keynote: The magic mill or the Emperor's new clothes: from fairytales  to evidence-generation for simulation-based learning in professional  practices

Professor Riikka Hofmann

Cambridge University, United Kingdom
10.30-10.45

COFFEE BREAK

10.45-11.15

Dancing with emotions? An Interpretive Descriptive (ID) study of facilitators’ reactions to learner’s emotional states during simulation

Claudia C Behrens1, Erik Driessen2, Diana Dolmans2, Gerard J Gormley3

Universidad Católica del Norte1, Chile, Maastricht University2, The Netherlands, Queen’s University Belfast3, United Kingdom
11.15-11.45

‘Going through the motions’ or ‘developing agents of change’? Exploring  learner’s transformative agency in simulation-based health profession education

Andrew Spence1, Davina Carr1 Anu Kajamaa2 Gerard J Gormley1

Queen’s University Belfast1, United Kingdom,  University of Oulu2, University of Helsinki2, Finland
11.45-12.15

Plans and situated action in military post-simulation debriefings 

Gustav Lymer1,2, Björn Sjöblom2

Stockholm University1,2, Swedish Defence University2
12.15-13.00

LUNCH AT GOTHIA TOWERS

13.00-13.45

Keynote: Researching professional learning in the context of simulations: Aordances and challenges

Professor Roger Säljö

University of Gothenburg, Sweden
13.45-14.15

Marine simulator studies to understand, design for-, and evaluate human performance and learning

Jennifer Smith1, Thomas Browne1, and Brian Veitch2

National Research Council of Canada1 and Memorial University of Newfoundland2, Canada
14.15-14.45

Eye tracking for flight deck training: Instructors' perspectives on challenges and opportunities

Michael Hildebrandt

Institute for Energy Technology, Norway
14.45-15.15

On Access, Transparency and the Value of Data: the example of driving simulator-based instruction

Gulia Messina Dahlberg

University of Gothenburg, Sweden
15.15-15.30

COFFEE BREAK

15.30-16.00

Simulation based training with data-driven feedback for ICU nurse students

Susanne Olesen, Edda A. Johansen, Lena Heyn

University of South-Eastern Norway, Norway
16.00-16.30

Simlab: A theoretical approach to promote organisational change through interprofessional simulation

Sarah O’Hare1, Anu Kajamaa2, Richard Conn3, Gerard J Gomley1

Queens University Belfast1 United Kingdom, University of Oulu2, University of Helsinki2, Finland, University of Ulster3, United Kingdom
16.30-16.45

Summing up SimPro2024

Charlott Sellberg

University of Gothenburg, Sweden