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AEI Consortium

Technology and Simulation Committee

Vision

The Technology and Simulation (T&S) Committee plays a national and international leadership role in developing and implementing evidence-based standards in data modeling and data presentation to ensure meaningful alignment between training, assessment, and clinical care to address current and future needs in health care.

Mission

  • Support translation of educational requirements defined by health care educators to design specifications for teams involved with the development of simulators and other technologies
  • Drive the alignment between simulation-based metrics and performance assessment in the clinical environment
  • Represent the ACS-AEI Consortium in discussions with the greater health care simulation community in the domain of data standards
  • Create data models to integrate technical and non-technical skills training in the context of interprofessional training
  • Liaise with the growing Advanced Modular Manikin™ (AMM™) community www.advancedmodularmanikin.com 

Co-Chairs

David M. Hananel, BS, BA
Assistant teaching professor, division of healthcare simulation science; director, Center for Research in Education and Simulation Technologies (CREST), University of Washington
Gyusung I. Lee, PhD
Assistant Director, Simulation-Based Surgical Education and Training, Division of Education, American College of Surgeons

Members

Brad Gable, MD, MS, FACEP
Emergency physician, system medical director, OhioHealth Simulation
Travis Hill, Med, CHSE
Executive director, centers for simulation education, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Scott M. Pappada, PhD
Assistant professor and director of research, department of anesthesiology; assistant professor, department of bioengineering, University of Toledo
Chan W. Park, MD, FACS
Bariatric and minimally invasive surgeon, Tripler Army Medical Center
Victoria Roach, PhD
Research assistant professor, division of healthcare simulation science, University of Washington
Jamie M. Robertson, PhD, MPH, CHES, CHSE-A
Assistant professor of surgery, Harvard Medical School; director of innovation in surgical education, Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Christopher Schlachta, MD, CM, FRCSC, FACS
Professor, department of surgery; professor, department of oncology, Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University; medical director, Canadian surgical technologies and advanced robotics, London Health Sciences Centre
Jonathan Wingate, MD
Clinical assistant professor, department of urology, University of Washington

Consultant Members

Deb Rooney, PhD
Associate professor of learning health sciences, director of education and research, University of Michigan Medical School
Glenn E. Talboy, Jr., MD, FACS
Professor and chair, department of surgery, University Health - University of Missouri Kansas City Health Sciences District, Kansas City Veterans Medical Center

ACS Staff

Gyusung Lee, PhD
Assistant Director, Simulation-Based Surgical Education and Training
Josh Vognsen, MSHS, CHSOS
Manager, Simulation-Based Surgical Education and Training