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Send us a text Dr. Cynthia Clark opens up about the hidden epidemic affecting healthcare environments nationwide: workplace incivility. Drawing from decades of research and practical experience, she paints a compelling picture of how seemingly minor behaviors like eye-rolling or walking away mid-conversation can create serious patient safety risks when they occur in clinical settings. What makes this conversation particularly illuminating is Dr. Clark's nuanced understanding of workplace dynamics. She introduces listeners to her "continuum of workplace aggression" framework, which helps identify problematic behaviors ranging from subtle nonverbal cues to outright bullying and gaslighting. Her explanation of how victims often blame themselves rather than recognizing manipulative behaviors provides a wake-up call for anyone who's experienced that unsettling feeling of questioning their own reality after an interaction with a difficult colleague. The heart of this episode focuses on cognitive rehearsal—a simulation-based technique that transforms how healthcare professionals respond to incivility. Through a practical five-step process, Dr. Clark demonstrates how professionals can prepare for and address difficult conversations rather than avoiding them. Her PAIL framework (Preview, Advocacy, Inquiry, Listen) offers a structured approach that anyone can implement immediately. The example scenario featuring "Iris," a domineering colleague who derails meetings, provides a masterclass in how to approach uncomfortable but necessary conversations. Whether you're a nursing educator, a healthcare professional, or anyone who's experienced workplace tension, this episode delivers practical strategies for creating more respectful environments. Dr. Clark's insistence on calling communication competencies "power skills" rather than "soft skills" underscores their critical importance in healthcare settings where lives literally depend on effective collaboration. Ready to transform your workplace interactions? This episode provides the blueprint. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text The BCIT simulation team shares their transformative journey from siloed departments to a unified center of excellence, culminating in their recent SSH accreditation as Canada's fourth accredited program. Carrie Meager and Heather Epps reveal how leadership support, psychological safety, and human-centered approaches created their successful simulation community. • Evolution from fragmented lab-based learning across 11 buildings to a coordinated simulation program with standardized practices • Moving beyond skills training to develop critical thinking, communication, teamwork, and clinical decision-making • Building psychological safety at every level creates an environment where innovation thrives • SSH accreditation process provided structure while identifying areas for quality improvement • Focus on human elements through their 40+ simulated participant program addressing communication challenges • Creative approaches like "cakeable moments" and SimPath faculty development promote psychological safety • Leadership support from deans and directors was crucial for success • Innovative virtual simulations address costly consumables in programs like Med Lab Sciences The BCIT simulation team welcomes connections through LinkedIn or email and can be found at conferences like SimExpo and IMSH. They're happy to share resources and support others building simulation programs. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardmarn/ Readiness quiz: https://emergency.scoreapp.com/ A staggering statistic opens this eye-opening conversation with Dr. Richard Marn: one person per day dies in the United States due to medical emergencies that begin in dental offices. As a board-certified anesthesiologist with decades of experience, Dr. Marn reveals the critical safety gaps in dental practices and how his journey from academic medicine to founding Blue Pacific Medical Simulation led him to address this overlooked public health issue. Dr. Marn introduces us to the fascinating "beehive versus lung" concept – explaining how hospital teams function collaboratively like beehives during emergencies, while dental practices often rely on the dentist alone (the "lung") to handle everything. This fundamental difference in approach creates dangerous vulnerabilities when seconds matter most. The heart of the episode explores Dr. Marn's innovative Four Pillars of Sedation Emergency Readiness: Infrastructure, Competency, Culture, and Habit. Beyond just having the right equipment or knowing CPR, these pillars address psychological safety, team dynamics, and creating systems where everyone knows their role in a crisis. Through compelling examples and practical insights, Dr. Marn demonstrates how dental practices can move from simply checking regulatory boxes to building genuinely effective emergency response capabilities. Perhaps most valuable are the actionable steps dental teams can implement immediately – from five-minute huddles that create psychological safety to using Dr. Marn's free online assessment tool (emergencyscorapp.com) to identify specific practice vulnerabilities. His approach acknowledges the realities of busy dental practices while providing a clear framework for meaningful safety improvements. Whether you're a dental professional looking to enhance your practice's safety protocols or simply someone curious about what happens when things go wrong in healthcare settings, this episode offers profound insights into saving lives when every second counts. Connect with Dr. Marn on LinkedIn to learn more about his work transforming dental emergency preparedness. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text Dr. Kristina Dreifurst explains how her revolutionary Debriefing for Meaningful Learning (DML) model enhances clinical reasoning among nursing students through structured debriefing techniques that focus on the relationship between thinking and action. She shares her journey from using early Mrs. Chase mannequins as a nursing student to developing a pedagogical approach now utilized in over 500 nursing programs worldwide. • Dr. Dreifurst's simulation journey began in the 1980s and gained momentum in 2005 when she received new high-fidelity mannequins • An experience at Disney's "It's a Small World" attraction sparked insights about generational responses to mannequins • DML originated during her PhD studies when her assumptions about simulation fidelity were challenged • The "four square" approach examines right/wrong thinking paired with right/wrong actions • "Right action, wrong thinking" is surprisingly common even among experienced clinicians • Reflection Beyond Action component helps students transfer knowledge across different clinical situations • Co-creating knowledge through Socratic questioning leads to better retention than lecture-style debriefing • Simulation's role is evolving toward competency assessment in addition to being a safe learning environment • Dr. Dreifurst is transitioning to a new role at Vanderbilt as senior associate dean for academics Stay current with simulation education research and development as the field continues to evolve rapidly. Our students deserve the best that we can give them. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text Lou Oberndorf's vision transformed healthcare education forever. As founder of Medical Education Technologies (METI), he brought simulation technology from aerospace into medical training when educators were still relying on centuries-old teaching methods. "Medicine has been practicing on us for a thousand years and we're done with it," Lou explains, capturing the revolutionary spirit that drove his pioneering work. What makes Oberndorf's story fascinating isn't just the technology he championed, but his crucial insight that curriculum development—not just hardware—would determine simulation's success. When nursing educators struggled to integrate these new tools, METI took on the ambitious project of reconstructing entire nursing curricula around simulation opportunities. This comprehensive approach dramatically accelerated adoption across healthcare education, elevating nursing to become a full partner alongside medical schools in simulation-based training. The journey wasn't without surprises. Oberndorf candidly shares his shock at healthcare's initial resistance to innovation and the delicate balance required between advancing technology and allowing time for meaningful adoption. His current work with Operative Experience continues his lifelong quest for anatomical fidelity—creating simulators that truly look, feel, and respond like human patients for trauma and combat medicine training. Looking toward the future, Oberndorf believes artificial intelligence will transform every aspect of healthcare simulation while maintaining that hands-on experience remains irreplaceable. His legacy extends beyond the technology itself to the creation of an entire industry and career path for simulation educators who once risked being labeled "career killers" for their forward-thinking approach. Ready to explore how simulation can transform your healthcare education program? Connect with Innovative Sim Solutions today to discover the powerful world of simulation-based learning that Lou Oberndorf helped pioneer decades ago—technology that continues to save lives by preparing healthcare providers for their most challenging moments. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text Finding your dream job isn't always a straight path – just ask Dr. Kristen Brown. What began as volunteering to be an "embedded actor" in simulation scenarios designed for medical residents transformed into a career-defining passion that now shapes healthcare education at Johns Hopkins and beyond. Dr. Brown takes us behind the scenes as Associate Dean for Simulation and Immersive Learning at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, where she's pioneered simulation education across all advanced practice nursing programs. Her innovative approach has expanded simulation capacity through virtual reality, adding thousands of additional training hours while maintaining the pedagogical integrity that makes simulation effective. From standardizing simulation curricula to leveraging cutting-edge technology, Dr. Brown reveals how simulation has evolved from a supplementary teaching tool to an essential component of clinical preparation. The power of simulation comes to life through Dr. Brown's personal experience responding to a roadside emergency. Drawing on skills practiced countless times in simulation scenarios, she instinctively managed a critical airway situation despite being outside her specialty area. This real-world application perfectly illustrates why simulation matters – it creates lasting behavioral changes that translate directly to improved patient outcomes. As Dr. Brown emphasizes, regardless of technological advancements, effective simulation must drive behavior change through meaningful engagement and evidence-based practices. Dr. Brown's work extends beyond Hopkins through her leadership roles with the Society for Simulation in Healthcare, where she serves on the Board of Directors and multiple committees. Her recent policy initiative brought together presidents of major simulation organizations, healthcare education leaders, and policy experts to develop a consensus statement that will shape simulation's role in addressing workforce development challenges. Join us for this fascinating conversation about how simulation is revolutionizing healthcare education and why staying true to its foundational principles ensures it remains transformative for learners and patients alike. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text What happens when simulation breaks free from hospital walls and becomes embedded throughout an entire healthcare system? Ryan Aga and Don Brock reveal the remarkable transformation at Health Partners, where simulation has evolved from a training method into a life-saving force reaching 14,000 learners annually across eight hospitals, countless clinics, and even rural communities. Their story unfolds through powerful examples of lives saved, including a cardiac arrest patient given just a 5% chance of survival who later thanked the simulation-trained team for allowing him to witness his grandson's birth. This isn't just about clinical skills—it's about creating a culture where simulation becomes woven into the organizational fabric, with their CEO personally sharing simulation success stories with hundreds of leaders. Behind the numbers lies a deeply human approach. Don, a retired Air Force flight nurse turned simulation operations manager, brings mechanical precision to Ryan's visionary leadership. Together, they've built a program that reaches every corner of their system, from dental clinics to primary care offices now handling patients with acuity levels previously seen only in emergency departments. They're even building the future healthcare workforce through extensive youth programs in local schools. The President's Award-winning team doesn't shy away from healthcare's harsh realities—the lingering trauma of the pandemic, financial constraints, and the sobering statistic that 250,000 Americans die annually from preventable medical errors. Their response? A fierce tenacity to improve, an openness to diverse perspectives (including hiring a biomedical engineer to bring fresh insights), and a deep commitment to supporting each other through healthcare's most challenging era. Whether you're just beginning your simulation journey or looking to scale your existing program, this conversation offers both inspiration and practical wisdom from pioneers who've made simulation an essential, system-wide force for saving lives. Connect with Ryan and Don on LinkedIn to continue the conversation about transforming healthcare through simulation. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text What if healthcare professionals could practice high-stakes procedures hundreds of times before ever touching a real patient? Dr. Ryan Ribeira is making this vision a reality through virtual reality medical simulation. As both an emergency physician and the founder of SimX, Ribeira bridges the worlds of clinical practice and technological innovation. His journey began in quality improvement and patient safety, where he recognized that traditional approaches weren't creating the dramatic safety improvements healthcare needed. Looking to aviation's remarkable safety record achieved through simulation, he saw an opportunity to transform medical education using virtual reality. Traditional medical simulation centers face significant limitations – they're expensive, require dedicated space, and offer limited availability that typically restricts training to quarterly sessions. Mannequins can't display neurological symptoms or traumatic injuries, and capturing the psychosocial complexity of real patient interactions is nearly impossible. Ribiera's solution? Create virtual patients and environments that can be deployed anywhere in minutes. The impact has been transformative. Healthcare organizations using VR simulation have increased training frequency from quarterly to several times weekly. Modern headsets with improved refresh rates have largely eliminated motion sickness concerns, making the technology accessible to virtually everyone. The technology allows learners to experience rare but critical scenarios repeatedly, building muscle memory and decision-making skills without risking patient harm. Looking forward, Ribiera envisions AI-generated training scenarios, mixed reality combining physical task trainers with virtual overlays, and biometric monitoring that keeps learners in the optimal stress zone for skill acquisition. These innovations represent a fundamental paradigm shift from "see one, do one, teach one" to "see one, sim a hundred, then do one." For healthcare educators, administrators, and practitioners facing increasing patient volumes and staffing challenges, VR simulation offers a powerful solution for rapid, effective training. Join us as Dr. Ribiera shares his insights on this revolutionary approach to medical education and his vision for a future where patients never have to be someone's first attempt at a procedure. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text Wendy Lagrange, VP and Managing Director at Walker (now part of 3B Scientific), reveals the vital role of the Corporate Roundtable within the Society for Simulation in Healthcare. This behind-the-scenes organization bridges the gap between industry partners and educators to advance healthcare simulation and improve patient outcomes. • Corporate Roundtable serves as the corporate arm of SSH, bringing together approximately 50 companies • Started 15 years ago as a small committee, now playing a significant role in shaping healthcare simulation • Members meet quarterly to align industry goals with SSH's strategic priorities • Corporate Roundtable hosts workshops focused on research and development, connecting innovators with industry resources • A new "shark tank" platform is being developed to help bring simulation innovations from concept to market • Industry representation on the SSH Board of Directors ensures the corporate perspective influences policy and advocacy • Competition transforms into collaboration when companies unite under the shared goal of advancing healthcare education To learn more about the Corporate Roundtable or how your company can get involved, visit the SSH website or contact the SSH staff liaison for more information. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text Ashley Franklin takes us on a fascinating journey through the evolution of healthcare simulation, drawing from her 16 years of experience as a nurse educator who has never taught without simulation technology. As the current president of INACSL (International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning), Ashley offers a unique perspective on how simulation bridges the gap between classroom learning and clinical competence. The conversation buzzes with excitement about the upcoming INACSL 25 Conference in Denver (June 19-22), featuring keynote speakers Dan Weberg and pilot Amelia Earhart, plus a panel on artificial intelligence in nursing education. Ashley shares the heartwarming tradition of hosting shelter pets in the exhibit hall, where conference attendees can decompress with puppy cuddles between sessions. This practice has even led to adoptions by INACSL members in previous years. We dive deep into the Healthcare Simulation Standards of Best Practice, currently undergoing their sixth iteration with four updated standards being released this summer. Ashley explains how INACSL's endorsement program has recognized 40 high-quality simulation centers across academic and practice settings worldwide, reflecting the organization's commitment to international excellence. Her personal simulation story about first-semester nursing students successfully managing complex fluid and electrolyte scenarios demonstrates the profound impact of well-designed simulation experiences on building student confidence and competence. Ashley leaves us with a powerful message about the importance of speaking up when something isn't working – because modifiable simulation programs lead to better learning outcomes and ultimately, improved patient safety. Connect with Ashley through Texas Christian University or LinkedIn to continue the conversation about advancing healthcare simulation education. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text Dr. Christine Park invites us to reimagine our relationship with achievement, rest, and purpose in this soul-stirring conversation that transcends typical discussions about simulation in healthcare education. The former president of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare shares her remarkable journey from surgery to anesthesiology to simulation leadership, culminating in her decision to embark on an early retirement to pursue coaching. What drives this transformation? A profound realization that came through what she calls her "Holy Grail experiment" – questioning what ultimate prize awaited at the end of the achievement path she had been following her entire life. Her surprising discovery: the prize itself held no appeal. Dr. Park's reflection on measuring life choices by asking "When I die, will I say this was a good use of my time?" offers listeners a powerful framework for evaluating their own priorities. Her discussion of learning to embrace "rest for rest's sake" – inspired by Tricia Hersey's book "Rest is Resistance" – challenges our culture's tendency to define human value through productivity. The conversation takes fascinating Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text What happens when lifeguard training, soccer refereeing, and healthcare education collide? Dr. Jared Kutzin, current President of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH), reveals how his unconventional journey through hands-on learning environments shaped his understanding of simulation long before he knew the field existed. Dr. Kutzin's story illuminates the power of experiential learning, from his high school days practicing CPR on mannequins to training in burn buildings during fire academy. His realization that these "drills" and "practical exams" were actually sophisticated simulations came during graduate school, where connecting with pioneers at the Center for Medical Simulation in Cambridge opened his eyes to the science behind effective simulation-based education. As SSH President, Dr. Kutzin shares his vision for advancing simulation globally through initiatives like the Commission for International Simulation Accreditation (CISA) – allowing regional simulation societies to culturally adapt accreditation standards while maintaining quality. He offers nuanced perspectives on emerging technologies, suggesting virtual reality works best for novice learners while augmented reality presents advantages for skills requiring tactile feedback. Looking toward 2025, SSH is investing in infrastructure improvements including a new website and learning management system, while simultaneously reaching out to underserved communities. The unprecedented decision to hold a board meeting alongside the SimOps conference demonstrates the organization's commitment to the simulation operations community. Dr. Kutzin's parting advice emphasizes the power of collaboration – not just between simulation organizations, but locally with computer programmers, game developers, and others who can help advance simulation technology. His journey reminds us that the most effective learning often happens through doing, a principle that continues to drive healthcare simulation's evolution worldwide. Ready to explore how simulation can transform your healthcare education program? Subscribe to the Sim Cafe for more conversations with leaders shaping the future of clinical education. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text Step into the vibrant world of clinical education through simulation with this immersive episode of our podcast! As we engage with Erin, a passionate nurse educator from New Zealand, we delve into the powerful impact that simulation training has on healthcare professionals and patient outcomes. Discover how organizations like the International Pediatric Simulation Society (IPSS) are pivotal in uniting practitioners from around the globe to share invaluable resources and insights. Erin shares her journey into simulation and highlights her groundbreaking course, "Sim to Lead," which prepares healthcare workers to lead critical emergencies effectively. Through rich storytelling, we examine how these simulations not only hone technical skills but also emphasize essential leadership qualities in high-pressure situations. Join in as we unpack the challenges and opportunities facing the simulation community, encouraging healthcare professionals to find their tribe and engage with others. This conversation is an invitation to rethink the ways we approach clinical education and to embrace the collaborative spirit that makes this field so dynamic. Are you ready to transform your perspective on healthcare education? Don’t miss out on this engaging discussion, and be sure to subscribe, share, and leave a review! Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text What if you could transform patient care with the power of simulation? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Lisa Paganotti from George Washington University, an expert in simulation education, as she shares her inspiring journey from the emergency department to becoming a leader in the field. Lisa unpacks the concept of translational simulation, explaining how it bridges the gap between theoretical learning and practical patient outcomes. With her extensive experience, Lisa delves into the structured stages of integrating simulation into clinical practice, emphasizing the critical role of theories and conceptual models. We also tackle the hurdles and triumphs of implementing effective translational simulation programs. This episode offers actionable insights into overcoming historical resistance and sustainability challenges, with practical advice from 18 seasoned experts. Discover how to develop a robust dissemination plan and maintain successful simulation-based education programs. Lisa Ann Buckley adds her perspective as a site reviewer, focusing on the significance of systems integration for accreditation. Whether you're just starting or looking to enhance existing programs, this conversation promises to equip you with valuable strategies for advancing simulation in healthcare. Lisa Paganotti's email- Lisaannbuckley@gwu.edu Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text Discover the innovative journey of Dawn Schocken, the dynamic Director of Experiential Learning and Simulation at the University of South Florida's Morsani College of Medicine, as she shares the evolution of medical simulation. You'll be inspired by her relentless pursuit of transforming medical education and her influential leadership within the Society for Simulation and Healthcare. As we explore Dawn's experiences, including her critical role in adapting accreditation processes during the pandemic, you'll gain insights into how she plans to invigorate the Society's Fellow Academy with fresh initiatives focused on mentorship and innovation. Through the lens of healthcare simulation, we delve into the importance of accreditation standards in safeguarding patient safety and the global impact of simulation education. Learn about Beaker Health, an exciting educational marketplace, and the newly launched standards for human simulation that recognize standardized patients as vital to the educational journey. Join us in understanding how empathy, compassion, and patient perspectives are crucial components in reshaping medical training for future doctors, ensuring they are well-equipped for the challenges of tomorrow's healthcare landscape. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Send us a text Reflecting on the planning journey of IMSH 2025, the dedicated team shares their experiences, triumphs, and challenges while emphasizing the importance of collaboration and community within the simulation world. Listeners gain insights into theme selection, speaker curation, and the emotional bonds formed throughout the process. • Harnessing diverse expertise in the planning team • Emotional moments of selection and acceptance • Crafting a theme that honors the past and future • The intricacies of selecting impactful speakers • Navigating challenges and celebrating connections • Handoff traditions for future planning committees Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

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Generative AI is not just a buzzword; it's a game-changer in academia. Join us for a compelling conversation with Jules White from Vanderbilt University as we unpack the revolutionary impact of generative AI on higher education. Discover how this cutting-edge technology is unlocking new realms of innovation across academic disciplines, from nursing to interdisciplinary collaborations. Jules shares his pioneering efforts in integrating AI tools and infrastructure at Vanderbilt, enabling faculty, staff, and students to harness the power of leading technologies from industry giants like OpenAI and Anthropic. The discussion takes a fascinating turn as we examine the concept of augmented intelligence in education and its broader societal implications. Generative AI, with its advanced capabilities and consumer-friendly applications such as ChatGPT, has captured the imagination of many. We explore the ethical considerations surrounding AI, particularly in addressing bias and ensuring diverse perspectives are included. By treating generative AI as a tool for augmented intelligence rather than a replacement for human decision-making, we promote a more thoughtful and responsible engagement with this technology, and we highlight emerging trends that academic institutions need to brace themselves for in a rapidly evolving landscape. As we wrap up, we delve into the multifaceted applications of AI in both professional and everyday contexts. From AI-assisted meal planning to interdisciplinary collaborations in medicine and environmental science, AI is reshaping our approach to tasks across various fields. We tackle the misconception that generative AI can be seamlessly implemented without proper training, emphasizing the importance of mastering prompt engineering. Lastly, we discuss strategic challenges organizations face when integrating AI, underscoring the necessity of supporting leaders across disciplines to fully harness AI's transformative potential. Tune in to hear how embracing AI's creative power can unlock unprecedented possibilities in your world. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jules-white-5717655/ Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.

Discover the fascinating intersection of theater arts and healthcare simulation with our special guest, Dr. Lou Clark. Transitioning from the vibrant world of acting and playwriting to becoming a leading educator in healthcare simulation, Dr. Clark shares her unique journey and insights into the evolving field. Her story unfolds with her move to the University of New Mexico, where her theater background became an invaluable asset in training simulated participants (SPs). Now at the helm of the Association of SP Educators (ASPE), she discusses the critical, yet often overlooked, role of SP educators and the transformative power of performance in healthcare education. Explore the intricate responsibilities of SP educators, from recruiting standardized patients to crafting scenarios that resonate with authenticity and inclusivity. This episode shines a spotlight on an innovative collaboration with pharmacy faculty to develop a transgender care scenario, highlighting the significance of consulting the trans community for genuine case development. Learn about ASPE's groundbreaking accreditation program, set to debut at the 2025 conference in Montreal, underscoring the organization's dedication to maintaining high standards and inclusivity in SP programs worldwide. Join us for an engaging conversation that celebrates the blend of disciplines like psychology, education, and theater in the realm of SP education. Innovative SimSolutions. Your turnkey solution provider for medical simulation programs, sim centers & faculty design.