The Chilean Society of Clinical Simulation will hold its VIII Congress on “Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Simulation”, bringing together specialists to explore innovations, discuss challenges and share practices in Puerto Montt, Chile.
The Chilean Society of Clinical Simulation (SOCHISIM) will hold its VIII Congress on November 7 and 8, 2024 at the Patagonia Campus of the San Sebastian University, Puerto Montt. The main theme will be “Artificial Intelligence in Clinical Simulation: Exploring the Horizon of Innovation”. The event will bring together leading international specialists such as Mindi Anderson, Walter Eppich, Andrés Díaz-Guío, Frank Guido-Sanz and Peter Dieckmann. This congress is a unique opportunity to explore the impact of AI in clinical simulation, discuss challenges and opportunities, and share innovative research and practices.
The president of the Chilean Society of Clinical Simulation, Soledad Armijoexplains that “the choice of the Patagonia Campus of the Universidad San Sebastián stands out not only for its modern and well-equipped infrastructure, but also for its natural environment in the Los Lagos Region, a place that offers an inspiring environment for participants, and a warm experience from the way of being of the people in the region. The location is ideal for those who wish to combine learning and collaboration with exploring Chile’s natural beauty and getting to know its people”.
The guest speakers are leaders in their respective fields. Mindi Anderson, a prominent figure in nursing education and clinical simulation, will bring her vast experience in using simulation to enhance healthcare education. Walter Eppich, known for his work in medical education and simulation in emergency settings, will share his approach on how simulation can improve team building and communication in critical situations. Andrés Díaz-Guío, with a focus on the intersection of simulation and education, will present his research on the use of simulation as an educational tool. Frank Guido-Sanz will provide his expertise in integrating simulation into advanced nursing education and clinical practice. Peter Dieckmann will share his reflections on the ways in which healthcare professionals talk about cognitive and social skills and what that means for patient safety.
The congress will not only be a space for the presentation of research and workshops with speakers from various Latin American countries, but also for reflection on the role of artificial intelligence in clinical simulation. Participants will have the opportunity to discuss how this emerging technology can transform simulation practice and education, allowing for a more personalized and effective approach in the training of healthcare professionals.
In summary, the SOCHISIM 2024 Congress promises to be an outstanding event for the clinical simulation community, providing a platform for knowledge exchange and exploration of new frontiers in the application of artificial intelligence in healthcare. The combination of a world-class academic environment and a breathtaking natural landscape make this conference a must-attend event for professionals and academics interested in the future of clinical simulation, and always in the lively and friendly style of SOCHISIM.
For more information and registration, visit SOCHISIM.
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