Walter Eppich's guest appearances

Walter Eppich

Coda Change

The Center for Medical Simulation

KIPRIME Podcast

Jenny Rudolph

Liz Crowe

Edgar Schein

Greg McKeown

Chris Nickson

Brene Brown

Amy Edmondson

John Hinds

Paul Marik

Zack Shinar

Joe Bellezzo

George Kovacs

Bryan Hayes

Rich Levitan

Karim Brohi

OwlTail

Janice Palaganas

SIMULATE TO COMMUNICATE: CMS faculty Walter Eppich and Janice Palaganas sit down at the end of an intensive weeklong course to discuss how simulation can help develop your team's communication skills with three participants: Suchismitta Datta, Alexis Graham-Stephenson, and Michael Morgan. Enjoy!

Brief Debriefings 007: Simulation for Communication with Walter Eppich & Janice Palaganas

LEARN THROUGH TALK: Walter Eppich, Demian Szyld, and Mary Fey join Dan &amp; Janice to discuss Walter's PhD research on conversational learning, simulation as a means to better care for patients, productive tension, disguised feedback, &amp; more. Enjoy!

Episode 073: Learning Through Talk with Walter Eppich

Walter Eppich engages us on the topic of Interprofessional Communication: Challenges and Opportunities.    Eppich describes communication as the engine of learning - providing it is coming from a psychologically 'safe' environment free from humiliation and punishment.   Eppich characterises a psychologically safe environment being; an environment where people can speak up with idea, questions and mistakes without being fearful of being wrong and stresses when communication breaks down, patient safety breaks down and learning breakdown.   It takes a team to do patient care.

<p>Walter Eppich engages us on the topic of Interprofessional Communication: Challenges and Opportunities. </p>   Eppich describes communication as the engine of learning - providing it is coming from a psychologically 'safe' environment free from humiliation and punishment.   Eppich characterises a psychologically safe environment being; an environment where people can speak up with idea, questions and mistakes without being fearful of being wrong and stresses when communication breaks down, patient safety breaks down and learning breakdown.   It takes a team to do patient care.

Walter Eppich - Interprofessional Communication: Challenges and Opportunities