Course Overview
The IASSH Fellowship in Simulation-Based Healthcare Education (FSBHE) is a one-year blended learning programme that prepares medical, nursing and allied health professionals to design, deliver and evaluate simulation-based education. The fellowship combines two face-to-face contact programmes with virtual learning, guided practice, mentoring and reflective portfolio development.
Participants develop practical capabilities in procedural skills teaching, scenario design, facilitation, debriefing, assessment and interprofessional team training. The programme also explores how simulation can support patient safety, quality improvement and educational innovation in participantsβ own institutions
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Apply adult learning principles and educational theory to simulation-based healthcare education.
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Conduct needs assessments, map competencies and develop measurable learning objectives, lesson plans and simulation curricula.
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Teach and assess clinical and procedural skills using structured approaches, deliberate practice and feedback.
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Design and facilitate simulation scenarios, including prebriefing that supports psychological safety.
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Facilitate crisis resource management, communication and interprofessional team training.
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Conduct structured, evidence-informed debriefing and manage challenging debriefing situations.
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Develop checklists and rating scales for formative and summative simulation-based assessment and evaluate educational programmes.
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Use in-situ simulation to identify latent safety threats and support quality improvement.
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Explore educational technologies, responsible use of artificial intelligence and low-cost simulation innovation.
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Develop foundational skills in simulation-based research and maintain a reflective professional portfolio.
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A Fundamentals of SBE
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Structured task training
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Crisis resource management and team training
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Mastering debriefing skills
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Curriculum design: Learning objectives and
scenario scripting
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Interprofessional Education
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Simulation for quality & patient safety
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Simulation-based research
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Simulation-based evaluation and assessment
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Simulated participant training
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Medical, nursing and allied health professionals with a minimum of two years of clinical or teaching experience, including those working in healthcare organisations, academic institutions, skills laboratories or simulation centres. The programme is suited to professionals who wish to develop or strengthen their role as simulation educators.