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U--580-18-2-083-0026 Nurses Simulation Training Supply/Materials Kit VA256-18-AP-4192

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36C25618Q9227Federal

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This contract pertains to the exclusive provision of the "Friday Night at the ER" team-learning simulation by Breakthrough Learning Inc., which holds sole rights to assemble, sell, and maintain copyrights for this product. The simulation is designed as an experiential learning tool to help employees and leaders think systemically, collaborate across functional boundaries, and understand complex system dynamics. Since its inception in 1992, the simulation has been utilized across industries and cultures to promote teamwork, system insight, and leadership development in areas such as change management, conflict resolution, and customer satisfaction. The contract further outlines the provision of training for leaders to effectively use the simulation, including instruction on best practices, problem-solving, analysis, and decision-making skills. The simulation is versatile and suitable for varied group sizes and knowledge levels, aimed at improving collaboration and preparing teams for change initiatives. Its utility lies in fostering an understanding of interdependence within systems and enhancing performance through teamwork. The solicitation number is 36C25618Q9227, and the contract is focused on supplying the nurse simulation training kits as part of this initiative.

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Exclusive rights to supply and train on "Friday Night at the ER" simulation for team learning.

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611710 - Educational Support Services

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January 31, 2018 To whom it may concern: This letter has been written to confirm that Friday Night at the ER, is a sole source product. The product is assembled and sold exclusively by Breakthrough Learning Inc. Breakthrough Learning maintains all copyright privileges for their products and these products must be purchased directly from the company. If you require additional information, please contact me at the number below, or by e-mail, contact@example.gov Regards, Jeff Heil Chief Operating Officer +1 (555) 000-0000 direct +1 (555) 000-0000 office Breakthrough Learning 412 NW Couch St., Suite 302 Portland OR, 97209 +1 (555) 000-0000 www.fridaynightattheer.com STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW) Purpose: This Statement of Work is presented, as requested, to launch Break Through Learning for the Friday Night at the ER team-learning simulation to support a need to broadly teach leaders/employees to think systemically, to collaborate across functional boundaries to achieve system goals. The concept is to create an experiential learning tool that would engage employees in a learning process; simulate and illustrate dynamics that are common to complex systems, and promote an understanding of key systems principles in a way that enables people to gain insight about their relevance. Since its initial release in 1992, simulation has met diverse learning needs and served a wide range of objectives beyond this initial purpose. The VA Michael E. DeBakey Medical Center setting is familiar to nearly everyone. People who work in other industries or live in diverse cultures readily understand the core processes and interdependencies that simulation represents and find them universally relevant. Goal: The Friday Night at the ER simulation is versatile- useful to employees with varied levels of knowledge, adaptable to suit a variety of specific objectives and suitable with small or large groups. Improve collaboration across care/service lines, prepare groups for a major change initiative, clarify success factors and support leadership development in areas such as self-directed work teams, customer satisfaction, conflict management, change management and team building. Description: The BREAKTHROUGH LEARNING offers a solution to prepare leader(s) to successfully use the Friday Night at the ER simulation with an opportunity to practice concepts and procedures, as well as provide an opportunity to practice analysis, problem solving, fault detection and correction, and decision-making within instructional environments that appropriately align with desired learning outcomes. This approach is to get leaders or training staff up to speed with best practices. The Friday Night at the ER experience has proven useful for meeting a variety of team- building needs. The shared experience can bring together individuals who have not worked together. Certainly, one of the fundamental principles taught by the simulation is that individuals in a system are interdependent, and individual performance is enhanced by teamwork.

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