Policies
Quick ILC Policy Guide for Learners, Staff, Faculty, and Visitors
Attire
Wear clinic-appropriate attire (eg. scrubs, white lab coats) when involved in simulated clinical activities. No open-toed shoes as there are needles and other sharp objects in the Center. No cologne, perfumes, and strong scents as these may cause an allergic reaction to others.
Food and Beverages
No food or open beverages in the simulation rooms, clinic suites, or control rooms. Beverages must have lids. Catering is permitted only in debriefing rooms or project classroom and must be provided through LKSC catering services.
Respectful Environment
No drop-in visitors are allowed. Speak softly to avoid disruption to learning activities and the work of ILC staff. Leave all spaces as you found them (clear trash, food, put tables back in their proper layout, etc).
Cameras, Photography, and Recordings
Cameras are located throughout the Immersive Learning Center and may be on at any time. No recording or photographs will be published unless a written consent is signed. Note: medical students sign a global consent upon entry to Stanford School of Medicine.
Cadavers, Cadaver Parts, and Live Animals
These items are not permitted in the Immersive Learning Center.
Minors
No minors under the age of 18 are permitted in the Immersive Learning Center unless they are with a Stanford-approved learning activity (ex: Med School 101, Health Matters). No staff, faculty, or learners may bring their children into the Immersive Learning Center.
ILC Lab Policies
Reserving space in the LKSC Project Classroom LK005 for lab-based exercises requires a Lab Safety Training for session faculty and/or TAs. The training covers:
Emergency Response
- General
- In case of earthquake
- In case of fire
- In case of medical emergency
Safety Rules and Procedures
- Food and beverages
- Cosmetic application
- Hazardous chemicals
- Specimen handling
- Medical waste water disposal
- Sharps
- Disposal of animal tissue
- Disposal of fixatives
Safety Training and Certification Form
Reserving space in the SoM Learning Space Labs and the LKSC Project Classroom LK005 is dependent upon completion of the Safety Training and Certificate form.
Emergency Medical Services in SoM Learning Spaces
Identification of Physical Findings During Learner Exercises or Assessment in SoM Learning Spaces
Students or faculty may make unexpected physical findings during scheduled activities. This policy addresses appropriate procedures in the event of such a finding.