HSERC Floorplan by HSERC U of A

The Health Science Education and Research Commons in the Edmonton Clinic Health Academy

The Health Science Education and Research Commons . . . will prepare the next generation of health workforce to provide team-based care. The Health Sciences Education and Research Commons (HSERC) works with all health professional programs at the University of Alberta to prepare professionals to deliver quality and safe care using team-based health science education, establish best practices in health science education and disseminate them widely, and make a meaningful contribution to the health of Alberta communities through optimized health team development. HSERC’s demonstration space was established in May 2008. By 2016: • students from 43 health programs at the UA (7,485 in 2009-10) will be team and technology competent • learning and research partnerships (currently 13 of 19 faculties, three post secondary institutions and AHS) will include all UA faculties and pan-Alberta advanced education sectors

• researchers engaged will quadruple to almost 200 • 15 clinicians will annually graduate proficient in health science education learning best practices from the newly created MEd Health Sciences Education program

SMART CONDO

PREP-STORAGE EQUIPMENT

ANTE ROOM

SEATS OF INNOVATION

DEBRIEF ROOM

MEETING ROOM

DEBRIEF ROOM

SPECIALIZED CARE SUITE

OFFICE

RESOURCE ROOM

MONITOR ROOM

PROCTOR ROOM

DEBRIEF ROOM

EXAM/ PROCEDURE ROOM

EXAM/

CRITICAL CARE ROOM

UNIVERSAL PATIENT ROOM

DEBRIEF ROOM

CONTROL ROOM

DEBRIEF ROOM

CONTROL ROOM

DEBRIEF ROOM

CONTROL ROOM

DEBRIEF ROOM

PROCEDURE ROOM

EXAM/ PROCEDURE ROOM

OFFICE

CONTROL ROOM

MULTI-PURPOSE LAB

OFFICE

EXAM/ PROCEDURE ROOM

ADMIN. SUPPORT

IMMERSIVE LAB

RECEPTION

WAITING AREA

MAIN ENTRY

CHANGE ROOM

EXAM/ PROCEDURE ROOM

EXAM/ PROCEDURE ROOM EXAM/ PROCEDURE ROOM EXAM/ PROCEDURE ROOM EXAM/ PROCEDURE ROOM

STANDARDIZED PATIENT LOUNGE/ TRAINING ROOM

STANDARDIZED PATIENT ENTRY

Exam Procedure Rooms

Space/Equipment Size:

24 Rooms: all rooms are 12nsm. 1 exam procedure room has the capacity to enlarge to 24 nsm.

Special Features: 1 room for larger team scenarios. Area can be secured for OSCEs. Monitor and proctor rooms with capacity for monitoring recording, annotation and secure image storage. Monitor/Proctor system is web based facilitating offsite live streaming and delayed playback.

Potential Educational and Research Activities Designed to simulate a clinician's examination room. Students can simulate meeting with a patient to develop and enhance "bed side manner" skills. The rooms provide opportunities for single discipline or team-based care and provide a suitable environment for OSCE examinations. These rooms will also simulate a safe space in which students can experiment with transforming care delivery by communicating in a patient-centred, transparent and collaborative manner (charting and discussing patient care with the patient in the room, instead of away from the patient - as is the current practice).

Equipment:

Examination table, hand washing station, Integrated Diagnostic System, simulated oxygen and VAC. Additional equipment is available such as hospital beds, medical and rehabilitation equipment, office furniture

The space is highly flexible and not restricted to clinical exams. Reconfigurable for community consultation simulations, leadership training for developing negotiating and diplomatic skills, cultural competency training and development of capacity to be empathetic.

AV/IT:

Input Sources - wall mount desktop PC in room, all in one PC outside room - IP based PTZ cameras Sound - ceiling mounted loudspeakers - ceiling mounted boundary style mic

Each room is equipped with PC in the room. A computing station has also been configured outside of each room.

Exam Procedure Rooms Proctor and Monitor Room

MONITOR ROOM

PROCTOR ROOM

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size:

The Proctor Room functions as Master Control Center allowing users to view all testing and assessment / recording activity in the center via a single interface. The Control Center application is also used for configuring the center for examination events and automated recording. Digital recording may be triggered automatically by student log in or manually by a proctor.

34nsm Proctor room: Capacity 2 Monitor room: Capacity 12

Special Features: Digital management and operations of the clinical skills center enabling faculty/instructors to create, administer, record and score clinical skills encounters with standardized patients and simulators. Offers a paperless event flow allowing students/participants access to case instructions, lab results, physical exam findings, etc., as well as complete post-encounter notes online. Located in secured area.

The Monitor Room application allows any of the 24 computers in this area to become powerful and flexible monitoring stations. Users may toggle between video feeds from multiple rooms, control the pan/tilt/zoom of any camera in the center, make audio announcements, and fill out monitor checklists from a single screen. Monitor/Proctor system is web based facilitating off-site live streaming and delayed playback.

Equipment:

Proctor Room: computer station, 2 chairs Monitor Area: 12 computer stations

AV/IT:

4 - 52” LCD monitors (Proctor); 24 - 19” LCD monitors (monitor room), PC’s, intercom, paging, headphones and telephones

Standardized Patient Lounge and Training Room

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size:

This space will function as the hub for human simulation activities, ranging from training, debriefing and preparation for activities occurring throughout the centre. The space provides a make-up moulage prep area, dressing rooms, showers, lockers and private entry with sign in kiosk for the standardized patients and others using the room. There is also a private entrance from the lounge area into the exam procedure area allowing the people performing simulations to access the area without being seen by the students/participants.

53nsm Capacity: 40

Special Features: Designed with flexibility and will include an audio visual presentation system. Make-up area, dressing rooms, showers, lockers. Private entrance and access to exam/procedure rooms.

Equipment:

Office furniture, seating

AV/IT:

Human interface device, computer, DVD player

Universal Patient Room and Ante Room

UNIVERSAL PATIENT ROOM

ANTE ROOM

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size:

The Universal Patient room can be used simulate traditional hospital room/ ward or an isolation chamber.

universal patient room = 35nsm; anteroom = 4nsm

Special Features: This room can accommodate 2 hospital beds that can be separated by a curtain. It has 2 fixed headwalls with operational gasses. The room can be used with high fidelity manniquins or SPs. The room has e-charting capacity. An infection control ante room and 2 external charting stations are attached to this room.

The ante room helps to train students on infection control curriculum, for accessing patients who require isolation. Activities are supported by an external control room with observation window.

Equipment:

Standard acute care equipment such as hospital beds, IV poles, infusion pumps, integrated diagnostic sets, wheel chairs, stretchers, portable lifts etc. available to support this room.

AV/IT:

Input Sources - wall mount touch-sensitive all in one PC at bed - IP based PTZ cameras over bed Sound - ceiling mounted loudspeakers located over bed(s) - ceiling mounted boundary style mic located over each bed

Critical Care Room

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size:

Designed for flexibility to provide opportunities to simulate an ICU, NICU, hospital emergency, labour/delivery room, and procedure room.

35nsm

Special Features: External charting counter. Monitored 3-sink scrub station adjacent to entrance to room. Ceiling mounted procedure lights and equipment boom on articulating arm, E-charting capabilities. Operational gasses on fixed headwall and boom.

Can be used with high fidelity mannequins and standardized/simulated patients. Activities are supported by an external control room with an observation window.

Equipment:

In addition to standard acute care equipment as identified for the Universal Patient Room, specialized equipment is available depending on the simulation including activity specific beds (ICU, OR, labor and delivery), bassinet and infant warmer, NICU and ob/GYN, activity specific Carts.

AV/IT:

Input Sources - wall mount touch-sensitive all in one PC at bed - IP based PTZ cameras over bed Sound - ceiling mounted loudspeakers located over bed - ceiling mounted boundary style mic located over each bed

Specialized Care Suite

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size:

Caters to patients with chronic conditions and special needs including, but not limited to, bariatric care, neurological conditions, and people with reduced functional mobility.

48nsm

Special Features: Ceiling Lift. Room designed to accomodate bariatric (Wider doors, additional space around bed). Family consultation area in room. Operational gases on fixed headwall. E-charting capabilities. Attached bathroom with ceiling lift extending into the bathroom. Bathroom equipped with floor mounted toilet and sink for bariatric scenarios. Wheel chair accessible shower. Equipment:

AV/IT:

In addition to standard acute care equipment as identified for the Universal Patient Room, there is specialized equipment available for use in this room including fully electric bariatric bed, ceiling lift, misc bariatric furniture, other portable lifts and patient transfer aids, bariatric wheelchair.

For bariatric simulations this room provides opportunities for student teams to work with bariatric (morbidly obese) patients in a room designed to accommodate this population. The inclusion of an overhead patient lift, the only lift designated for learning purposes on campus, allows students the opportunity to practice lifting a patient in a safe environment rather than attempting this skill for the first time in a clinical setting. A three piece bariatric washroom continues the learning experience. Can be used with high fidelity manniquens and simulated patients.

Input Sources - wall mount touch-sensitive all in one PC at bed - IP based PTZ cameras over bed and in bathroom Sound - ceiling mounted loudspeakers located over bed(s) and in bathroom - ceiling mounted boundary style mic located over bed and in bathroom 9

Smart Condo

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size:

The condo will be used to simulate home visits for students to increase their understanding of living in a home environment and using assisted living devices (i.e.: wheelchairs, walkers) and for students to practice working respectfully within their patient's private and personal space. The integration of intelligent technology also provides opportunities for students to learn how to communicate and collaborate with "patients" living in intelligent homes.

94nsm

Special Features: This one bedroom condo features moveable counters, removable floors for the installation of wireless sensor technology for remote monitoring. The space includes a bathroom with 2 entrance/exits to allow for more then one simulation activity to occur in the smart condo space at a time. External control room without observation window (to reduce observer effect). Control room has separate feeds into the bathroom and the suite to support simultaneous simulations. Fully functional kitchen and laundry area. Kitchen designed using universal design principles.

Equipment:

Fully equipped as a one bedroom apartment/condo. Universal design principles applied throughout. Specialized rehabilitation equipment is available for use in this space.

AV/IT:

IP based PTZ cameras in kitchen/living area; ceiling mounted loudspeakers and mics; 40â&#x20AC;? LCD monitor and computer workstation in living area.

The condo provides student research opportunities to examine the use of applied universal design principals to design for an aging population. Students apply their knowledge of occupational performance, functional design and human factors (physical, cognitive and sensor) to design with a focus on wellness. The integration of intelligent technology, such as wireless sensors for remote monitoring can improve the quality of life of chronically ill patients and reduce hospital stays. This technology will be used to monitor health related events and transmit this to an online virtual environment. Condo will support the development of technology for remote monitoring and health care in rural Canada. In addition to home care/palliative care simulation, condo can be used as a focus group room for the study of parent child interactions, aging in place observation, microbiology safe food handling.

Multi-Purpose Lab

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size:

These two Team-Based Training laboratories replicate a theatre offering flexibility to simulate any large scale care environment (e.g.: crash scene, hospital ward during a disease pandemic). The laboratories can be divided to create four smaller spaces allowing for small groups of activities running concurrently (e.g.: bootcamps for specialities such as surgery, emergency, critical care; student health care team challenges).

125nsm

Special Features: Descending room divider that creates acoustical isolation. Room splits into 4 with curtains. Can be connected to immersive lab- allows for all staging aspects of a major disaster. Includes 2 control rooms that can function independently. Equipment:

The space will be maintained as highly flexible. Fixed equipment will include 4 headwalls with operational gasses to support 4 concurrent simulations. A unique feature will be an electrical raceway around the perimeter of the lab and ceiling mounted receptacles in the piped framework. The open ceiling will enable theatre lighting as well as provide additional structure for hanging medical equipment.

AV/IT:

Input Sources - IP based PTZ cameras at each of 4 stations Sound - ceiling mounted loudspeakers located for each of 4 stations - ceiling mounted boundary style mic located for each of 4 stations

Theatre:

3-D projector and screen

Immersive Lab

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size: 125nsm

This space has the potential to feature immersive technology allowing for three dimensional digitization of seamless immersion into a virtual world.

Special Features: • 2 HD stereo high resolution projectors • back projected screen • position trackers • graphic computer with graphic processor

The space is designed to actively engage learners in immersive collaborative simulations. Immersive technology, uses multi-user virtual environments in which participants interact with digital objects and tools that support collaborative work. Haptic devices provide force feedback so participants learn the amount of force to apply when using the tools on the digital objects (e.g.: a scalpel during surgery). The participants share and navigate through computer generated 3D graphical space. Current use includes surgical procedural training. Immersive projection technology is increasingly used for distributed collaboration (collaborating across distances) with highly immersive and surrounding displays. Current specialized applications include, molecular visualization and architectural walk-throughs, however the increasing need for co-visualization of complex data and large-scale models will result in an increasing use of this type of technology

for teaching and learning in specialized medical fields in the next several years. This space encourages talented people to think beyond their disciplines. To the best of our knowledge, there is no other space dedicated to health education and collaboration like this in Canada. (The Council of Canadian Academies, page 64) • Simulating complex and repeated lab experiences (eg: transgenics) • Experience of physiology/anatomy • Depicting 360 degree rural emergency scene • Connect with Computing science to provide content to meet tech application • 2 control rooms (1 internal, 1 external) • Staging Disaster • Ethical discussion • Proteomics • Virtual cell exploration • Study reaction times in athletes (simulated game experience) • Access to about 10 students at a time • Second life, virtual world meetings • Research sandbox

Control Rooms

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size:

Serve as the technical control rooms for the Universal Patient Room, Critical Care Room, Specialized care suite, Multi-Purpose Labs/Black Box Theatre, Community Space Lab (SMART Condo) and the Simulation Lab (Cave).

5 control rooms of varying size and capacity, 2-4 people

Special Features: Comprehensive system records multiple feeds digitally, handles annotation and debriefing, integrates with multiple types of simulators and builds searchable participant portfolios automatically. Also manages users, provides tools for scenario and checklist creation and generates multiple types of usage, session and aggregate reports, all from a 100% web-based interface. Able to centralize data from multiple simulation activities and unify remote and portable simulation sites within a single web-based portal, creating opportunities for research. Equipment:

Support video and audio recording/capture of activities within these areas.

Each dedicated control room will have: • 52” display monitor; • signal processing, routing and distribution processor; • speech reinforcement/audio conferencing system: and • camera control systems

Resource Room

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size:

Project based work drove the design for this resource room. This area will provide class meeting space for up 8 students with flexible furniture, 2 networked 60'' LCD screen with interactive overlays, team spot collaboration software. This room will be suitable for student team-based research and learning activities.

25nsm

Special Features: Networked LCD screens and collaborative software will enable teams on-site and off to interactively develop projects. Equipment:

2 60" networked LCD screens with interactive overlay, team spot collaboration software.

Debrief Rooms

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size:

These technology advanced "smart" rooms have state-of-the-art communication equipment capable of broadcasting simulations, events, lectures and other activities. This equipment can also be used for feedback such as self-assessment, peer-assessment, debriefing, tele-mentoring and tele-illustration

7 rooms @ 15nsm each; 2 rooms @ 17nsm each Small group (6-14)

Special Features: State-of-the-art communication equipment Equipment:

Flexible seating

AV/IT:

Microphones (wireless, podium and table), table top box for laptop connections, a wall mounted large sized flat panel display monitor, human interface device , internet access, wireless touch panel for control of audio and display systems, CD/DVD/VCR combo. 2 rooms will have recording equipment including PTZ cameras/mics and 2 rooms will have collaboration software.

Seats of Innovation

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size:

• Collaboration space • Quiet work space • Brainstorming space

26nsm

Special Features: Round tables, groups of 4 Floor boxes

Equipment:

Flexible/movable furniture

AV/IT:

Table top box for laptop connections, a wall mounted large sized flat panel display monitor, human interface device.

Meeting Room

Space/Equipment

Potential Educational and Research Activities

Size:

This technology advanced "smart" meeting room has state-of-the-art communication equipment capable of broadcasting simulations, events, lectures and other activities. This equipment can also be used for feedback such as self-assessment, peer-assessment, debriefing, tele-mentoring and teleillustration. The meeting room is equipped with microphones (wireless, podium and table), table top box for laptop connections, a wall mounted large sized flat panel display monitor, video conferencing technology, recording equipment, internet access, wireless touchpanel for control of audio and display systems, document camera.

30nsm

Special Features: 15 seat meeting room includes video-conferencing facilities enabling tele-health, tele-mentoring and tele-illustration. Equipment:

The meeting room is equipped with: • Microphones (wireless, podium and table); • Table top box for laptop connections; • A wall mounted large sized (52") flat panel display monitor; • Video conferencing technology; • Internet access; • Wireless touch panel for control of audio and display systems; • Document camera; • CD/DVD/VCR combo unit. • Polycom conference phone; • Room recording capabilities.