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Rules and Codes of Conduct

Rules & Codes of Conduct

  1. I will treat the CSCI like a real clinical environment.
  2. I understand that mistakes made in the CSCI are considered learning opportunities.
  3. In order to improve my clinical reasoning and enhance my learning experience, I will
    treat all experiences and interactions in the CSCI as though it is a REAL situation and/or
    patient!
  4. In order to get the most out of the Simulation-Based Experience (SBE), I will complete
    any pre/post-assigned learning activities.
  5. I will follow the UM-Flint School of Nursing dress code for clinical learning when
    attending SBEs in the CSCI.
  6. I will not have food or beverages outside of the CSCI conference areas or debrief rooms.
  7. I understand that students are not authorized to remove the supplies from the CSCI for
    any reason. Further, I understand that students who violate this instruction will be
    subject to the Student Conduct Policy.
  8. Any feedback I give to peers will be constructive in nature and intended to support
    others in the development of skills, critical thinking, and professionalism.
  9. I understand that I may be required to complete a post-simulation evaluation.
  10. I understand that the defibrillators in the CSCI deliver REAL energy.
  11. General Rules of Professional Engagement in the CSCI:
    • I will turn OFF my cellphone while participating in any SBE unless otherwise approved
      by my faculty.
    • I will never use excessive force with the human patient simulators or patient care
      equipment. I will dispose of all used sharps in an approved sharps container.
    • I understand I should not wear shoes while lying on a stretcher or bed.
    • I realize that all of the human patient simulators are allergic to something; I will
      acknowledge the signs in each simulation room.
    • I understand that ink pens are not permitted in the simulation spaces in the CSCI.