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April 13, 2026
E-blast from Simulation Canada on 2026-04-13: ⏳ April 17 Deadline: 2026 SIM Expo Abstracts • Date limite le 17 avril : Résumés pour l'Expo SIM 2026

SIM Scenario

March 31, 2026
In this simulation, learners will assess verbal and non-verbal aspects of patient communication throughout the patient intake, procedure explanation, medical history interview, and during the cardiac ultrasound exam. This simulation is intended to guide future sonographers in effective communication to ensure patients are informed and therefore better positioned to provide consent for the cardiac ultrasound […]

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March 17, 2026
E-blast from Simulation Canada on 2026-03-17: 2026 SIM Expo ∙ Join us Nov 9-10 in Halifax, NS! Registration and Call for Abstracts now open!

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February 25, 2026
E-blast from Simulation Canada on 2026-02-25: New Spring Workshops Added: Embedding Virtual Simulations | Nouveaux ateliers ajoutés ce printemps : Intégration de simulations virtuelles

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February 9, 2026
E-blast from Simulation Canada on 2026-02-09: Advanced Simulation Education Certificate

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February 6, 2026
E-blast from Simulation Canada on 2026-02-06: Expand your learning with our advanced simulation educator program!

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February 5, 2026
E-blast from Simulation Canada on 2026-02-05: Spring Online Workshop Offerings: Embedding Virtual Simulations | Offres d'ateliers en ligne du printemps : Intégration de simulations virtuelles

SIM Scenario

January 20, 2026
In this scenario, we will be using a virtual patient to explore neurological issues using assessment and treatment. The case will work best for you if you treat this virtual patient as you would a real patient. The questions in this scenario will help you prioritize your assessment and interventions with patients.

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January 16, 2026
E-blast from Simulation Canada on 2026-01-16: 2026 Simulation Educator Training Starts Now!

SIM Scenario

January 13, 2026
In this scenario, EMS must respond to a call for a person who is having a seizure. The patient has a history of alcohol and drug use complicating the emergency. In this scenario, we will be using a virtual patient to explore neurological issues using assessment and treatment. The case will work best for you […]
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