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IPSS Academy 

Embark on a transformative journey into Simulation-Based Education with IPSS Academy! Whether you are a novice or an experienced educator, the IPSS Academy courses equip you with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in pediatric simulation.

Simulation Foundations: 

The IPSS Academy: Simulation Foundations course offers a comprehensive introduction to the fundamentals of pediatric simulation education through a series of engaging and informative recorded videos.

This course is virtual & self-paced. It is designed for individuals to enhance their understanding of simulation-based learning.


IPSS Academy: Simulation Design and Practice

This immersive, one-day interprofessional workshop offers a comprehensive introduction to simulation fundamentals based on Healthcare Simulation Standards, blending didactic teachings with hands-on sessions for experiential learning. 

Join us, in-person, at IPSS Academy to elevate your proficiency in simulation education and enhance patient care outcomes.

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Meet the Faculty:


Brittany Dahlen, MSN, RN, CHSE, NPD-BC, CPN

Brittany has a clinical background as a pediatric critical care nurse and is the Co-Founder and President of Shifting Frames Consulting, LLC. Brittany supports healthcare organizations and healthcare professionals in building bias interruption skills and achieving measurable health equity outcomes. Brittany is passionate about interrupting bias in the many facets of healthcare, from orientation of new hires, precepting, and charge nurse roles, to patient care, front desk interactions, and patient family experience.

She has expertise in quality improvement work and has presented on the use of simulation-based assessment and the use of simulation for health equity at various national and international conferences. Brittany’s research focus is investigating the translational outcomes of simulation for bias interruption and health equity outcomes. Brittany has published articles in Clinical Simulation in Nursing and Simulation in Healthcare.

Muhammed Elhady Muhammed Elgasim, MBBS, EMDM, MHPE, MAcadMEd

Medical Education Specialist and Emergency Medicine Specialty Doctor

I possess extensive experience and accomplishments in the realm of clinical skills instruction. My expertise encompasses the following domains:

1. Teaching adult, pediatric resuscitation and trauma courses in collaboration with the European and UK Resuscitation Councils for the following course:

    • Advanced Life Support (ALS) Course.
    • European Pediatric Advanced Life Support (EPALS).
    • European Trauma (ETC) Course.
    • Generic Instructor Course (GIC)

2. Educating clinical instructors and teachers on effective teaching methodologies for courses related to clinical skills.

3. Experience utilizing simulation education as a methodology, including scenario-based teaching, standardized patients, and virtual simulation.  

4. Instructing and evaluating undergraduate medical students in various essential skills, including:

    • Communication and interpersonal skills
    • Physical examination and procedural skills
    • Clinical reasoning


Jabeen Fayyaz MD, FCPS, MCPS, DCH, CHSE, MHPE, Ph.D. (Sim), MGH IHP 

Dr. Fayyaz serves as the SimKIDS Medical Director and holds the position of Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto. Additionally, she contributes as a PEM Staff Physician at The Hospital for Sick Children and functions as a Sim Educator and Resuscitation Lead within the Division of Emergency Medicine. Dr. Fayyaz's journey at SickKids began in 2016 as a PEM Fellow, advancing to her current roles as a Staff Physician and Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto. Her professional trajectory commenced in Pakistan, where she graduated and subsequently served as a Pediatric Emergency Medicine (PEM) faculty member at Aga Khan University Hospital (AKUH) for five years. Notably, Dr. Fayyaz was among the pioneering leaders in Pakistan whose expertise in Emergency Medicine was recognized by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Pakistan in 2011. In 2018, she earned a master’s degree in health professional education from Aga Khan University Hospital and a Ph.D. in simulation from the MGH IHP, an affiliate of Harvard, USA. 


Dr. Nordia Thompson-Newell, MBBS, DM (EM)

Dr. Thompson-Newell is currently completing a fellowship in Simulation at the Hospital for Sick Children and University of Toronto. She previously completed Emergency Medicine residency in Jamaica and a fellowship in Paediatric Emergency Medicine at The Hospital for Sick Children and the University of Toronto, Canada.

She has over 10 years experience practising medicine. Prior to her fellowship, Dr. Thompson-Newell served at different levels as a medical doctor at various medical facilities in Jamaica. Determined to leave an indelible mark in the field of medicine, Dr Thompson-Newell has held several professional teaching appointments. Since 2016, Dr.

Thompson-Newell has been a Teaching Assistant engaging groups of medical students in cycles, while assisting in principles of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Airway Management, Emergency Ultrasound, Electrocardiography as well as Medical and Surgical emergencies. Between 2018 and 2019, she was an Emergency Severity Index (ESI) Trainer, conducted Cyclical Training of Residents in Basic Emergency Ultrasound use, and was also a Course Instructor for the ECG Dysrhythmia Recognition course at the Heart Foundation of Jamaica. 


Adeel Khatri, MBBS, FCPS

Dr Adeel Khatri is the Program Director for Emergency Medicine Residency Program at the Indus Hospital and Health Network, Karachi, Pakistan. He is also completing his IPSS-INSPIRE fellowship in pediatric simulation.

Dr Khatri is an active teacher and facilitator in many simulation-based programs including the Certification Program in Emergency Medicine, Foundation Program I Pediatric Emergency Medicine, and Collaborative Advance Trauma Course, and is leading the Simulation Instructors programs from Indus Hospital. He is also a faculty in the University of Lahore Simulations Faculty Development Program.

He’s a recipient of the Chad Epps Bursary for Master Debriefers course (the Debriefers Academy Canada). His main area of interest is low-cost solutions for integration of interprofessional system-level simulations into curricula and hospital operations for development of a sustainable simulation culture in LMICs.

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Are you interested in becoming a faculty member for IPSS Academy?

Email info@ipssglobal.org with you information and CV. 

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