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INSPIRE & IPSS are proud to be hosting a one-day research accelerator in Toronto on May 19th, 2019 from 8am to 5pm (with a reception to follow) titled: “Saving Lives: Improving the Quality of Pediatric Resuscitation Across the World” This innovative research summit will bring together thought leaders from diverse academic, industry, & technologic organizations […]

We’re inviting current members and guests to submit … 1) An ALERT presentation about a project you would like to push to the next level; 2) A 1-slide progress report on your current INSPIRE project ALERT templates and instructions for submission can be found on the ALERT Presentations section of the website. Deadline to submit is February

The INSPIRE Executive Board and Scientific Review Committees congratulate Dr. Veronica Godsey, winner of the first INSPIRE Novice Researcher Award. Dr. Godsey’s project, Deliberate Practice to Improve Interdisciplinary Communication- a Pilot Study, will pilot a communication training program using the methodology of Verbal Judo and deliberate practice. It will explore the impact of the program on 30 PGY-2

Join us for our annual in-person meeting at IMSH on Saturday, January 26th! INSPIRE is a collaborative group of novice through expert researchers and educators who share a common vision of improving the health and care of children around the world using simulation. We will be joined by a guest speaker and spend time collaborating around

The INSPIRE Executive Board and Scientific Review Committees congratulates Dr. Betsy Hunt, winner of the first INSPIRE Clinical Outcomes Award. Dr. Hunt’s project, entitled CPR COACH- Cpr Optimization and ACHievement assesses whether a simulation-based curriculum that introduces a novel “CPR Coach” to the resuscitation process increases compliance with AHA CPR guidelines and improves team leader workloads.  Dr. Hunt’s

The Prevalence of Errors in Anaphylaxis in Kids (PEAK) Study is looking for institutions who would like to participate in the study! Description: There are still provider knowledge gaps and a need for better adherence to anaphylaxis guidelines in pediatric institutions. There is no published overview of clinical or simulation research comparing the use of

The INSPIRE network is excited to announce two funding opportunities for investigators in pediatric simulation-based research. The International Network for Simulation-based Pediatric Innovation, Research and Education was established in 2011 from a group of simulation-based pediatric researchers from a variety of disciplines looking to improve collaboration, mentorship, and productivity. Our mission is to improve the

INSPIRE at IMSH 2018 is here! Check the INSPIRE twitter feed @INSPIRE_Network for all the latest updates from the INSPIRE Meeting on Saturday, January 13th!

Dear INSPIRE Network Members, Please find attached below a copy of the 2016-2017 INSPIRE Annual Report. Congratulations to everyone on the amazing accomplishments this past year. We look forward to more exciting work in 2018! Thank you to all who submitted their work to be included in this year’s report.

Congratulations to Travis Whitfill who was named to the Forbes Top 30 under 30 list (Healthcare) for his pioneering work in the treatment of skin diseases. Read more about Travis at Forbes.com Top 30 under 30