Brought to you by the University of Alberta, College of Health Sciences.
Use this dynamic learning experience to help your team or students demonstrate essential thinking, explore team dynamics, and transition from a siloed to a systems-thinking approach.
This engaging table-top game simulates a 24-hour period where participants manage a hospital on a busy Friday night. This condensed time period allows participants to see the outcomes of their actions in real-time; the debrief that follows provides an opportunity for shared learning to be expressed, solidifying concepts and new approaches.
Great for team building, leadership development, strategic planning, or an addition to your course.
Learning Objectives
It depends on your needs and learning goals! Some examples include:
- improve collaboration across business units
- prepare groups for a major change initiative
- introduce principles of Systems Thinking, Process Improvement
- team building
Contact us to discuss your unique group/need.
Course Dates:
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Available upon request.
How to Apply
Contact chsmc@ualberta.ca to craft your unique experience. Then, submit payment here to confirm your booking.
Course Format
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in-person game-play and debrief (3-4 hours)
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Virtual available upon request
Additional Information
The fee is for up to 12 participants. If you have a larger group, please reach out to discuss options.
For further information or to discuss alternate dates, please contact Joelle Fawcett-Arsenault (jfawcet1@ualberta.ca) or send an email to chsmc@ualberta.ca.
Location
The simulation experience can take place at a location of your choosing (travel fee is extra), or at the University of Alberta, Dianne and Irving Kipnes Health Research Academy (formerly known as the Edmonton Clinic Health Academy (ECHA)), 11405 87 Ave NW, Edmonton.
Questions
Email: chsmc@ualberta.ca
*Please note: the FNER game is also offered as the launch to the From Parts to Whole: Systems Thinking in Healthcare course as part of the Team-Based Collaborative Care Micro-Credential program.