Information Resources & Technology (IRT)

Policies for Scheduling and Use of LKSC Immersive Learning Center

These policies are in addition to the SoM Scheduling Policies, but are specific to the LKSC Immersive Learning Center (ILC) spaces.

Supported Activities

ILC spaces and resources can be reserved for the purposes of clinical skills training and assessment, and related research. Requests will be reviewed weekly by the ILC Operations Workgroup for most appropriate use of space, and approved based on the scheduling priorities listed below.

Request Form

Please submit your request using the ILC Request Form.

Scheduling Priorities

The scheduling priorities for the ILC spaces are listed below:

  1. Clinical Performance Exam (CPX)
  2. Required course & clerkship assessments (e.g., Mini-CPX, micro-CPX, POM baseline assessment and finals)
  3. Required course & clerkship formative exercises (e.g., genetics, peds, family medicine, and ambulatory medicine exercises and OSCE's)
  4. Multi Mini Interview (MMI: medical student admissions)
  5. Elective clerkship assessment and formative exercises (e.g., emergency medicine simulation)
  6. Required resident training
  7. Elective resident training
  8. CME Activities
  9. Primary Care Associate Program Activities (PCAP)*
  10. Other*

NOTE: All Requests for the Immersive Learning Center spaces are vetted through the ILC Workgroup

Reservation Timeline

Scheduled Spaces

This policy applies to the following teaching spaces. Exceptions apply as noted.

Clinical and Acute Care Exam Rooms
Orientation and Debrief Rooms A*, B, & C
Counseling Room
SP Control Room
3 Bay Sim*
OR Sim Room*
Skills Classrooms 1, 2 & 3
Virtual Worlds Classroom

*Up to one year advance scheduling at the discretion of the ILC Assistant Dean

Video and Data Capture

Users must participate in orientation and training of the system(s) prior to use. Please contact:

Contact Info

Learning Space Scheduling: 650-723-6952

medscheduler@lists.stanford.edu

EdTech Classroom Reservations and Features

Updated June 4, 2012

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