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At the heart of firearm injury prevention are complex, high-stakes conversations. Educators are increasingly looking for practical ways to help students rehearse these moments with structure, repetition, and feedback.
In this session, Noodle and partners from the University of Washington’s Center for Firearm Injury Prevention (C-FIP) will walk through how UW is using Noodle Dialogue, a voice-based simulation experience, within C-FIP–aligned coursework. You will see what a simulation looks like in practice and how feedback can support student reflection on communication, empathy, and tone.
Date & Time
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Location
CSWE Main Office or Virtual Event
333 John Carlyle Street, Suite 400 Alexandria, VA 22314
Format
In Person or Virtual
Attend in-person or virtually
Eligible for Continuing Education Credit
Learning Objective
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What We Will Cover
- An in-session demonstration of a simulated firearm injury prevention conversation
- How UW is using simulation-based practice alongside training and instruction
- Considerations for integrating dialogue practice into public health, prevention, and policy-focused programs as an alternative or complement to role-playing
- Where this approach can fit within existing training and common learning environments
What you will take away
- A clear view of the UW use case and how it is structured in training
- Practical ideas you can adapt for your own program context
- Questions to consider around implementation, student support, and measurement
Speakers
Kelsey Conrick
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