Christopher Strother, MDDepartment of Emergency MedicineSimulation Teaching and Research CenterMount Sinai HospitalIcahn School of MedicineNew York, NY, USA Yasuharu Okuda, MDDivision of Emergency Medicine Center for Advanced Medical Learning and SimulationUniversity of South Florida Health         Morsani College of MedicineTampa, Florida, USA Nelson Wong, MD, MSHPEdVeterans Health Affairs SimLEARNVeterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care CenterDepartment of Emergency MedicineStanford University School of Medicine Steven McLaughlin, MDDepartment of Emergency MedicineUniversity of New MexicoSchool of MedicineAlbuquerque, NM, USA

• PART I. INTRODUCTION TO SIMULATION FOR EMERGENCY MEDICINE.- 1.A Historical Perspective of Simulation in Emergency Medicine.-2. Education and Learning Theory.- 3. Simulation Scenario Development and Design in Emergency Medicine.- 4. Debriefing in Emergency Medicine.- 5. Crisis Resource Management.- 6. Interdisciplinary Teamwork Training.- 7. Simulation-based Measurement and Program Evaluation: Demonstrating Effectiveness.-8. Patient Safety.-PART II.  SIMULATION MODALITIES AND TECHNOLOGIES.- 9. Standardized Participants.- 10. Virtual Environment for Education in Healthcare.- 11. Task Trainers in Emergency Care Simulation.- 12. Mannequin Simulators.- 13. Emergency Medicine Simulation Moulage.-PART III.  THE PRACTICE OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE.- 14. Simulation for ED Medical Directors and Administrators.- 15. Simulation in Undergraduate Medical Education.- 16. Simulation in Graduate Medical Education.- 17. Emergency Nursing Continuing Professional Development Using Simulation.- 18. Simulation in Emergency Medical Services.- PART IV.  SUBSPECIALTIES OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE.- 19. Pediatric Emergency Medicine.- 20. Trauma.- 21. EM Critical Care.- 22. Ultrasound.- 23. Disaster Medicine.- 24. Simulation in Defense and Combat Medicine.- PART V.  CONCLUSION.- 25. The History, Present and Future of Healthcare Simulation.

Christopher Strother, MDDepartment of Emergency MedicineSimulation Teaching and Research CenterMount Sinai HospitalIcahn School of MedicineNew York, NY, USA Yasuharu Okuda, MDDivision of Emergency Medicine Center for Advanced Medical Learning and SimulationUniversity of South Florida Health         Morsani College of MedicineTampa, Florida, USA Nelson Wong, MD, MSHPEdVeterans Health Affairs SimLEARNVeterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care CenterDepartment of Emergency MedicineStanford University School of Medicine Steven McLaughlin, MDDepartment of Emergency MedicineUniversity of New MexicoSchool of MedicineAlbuquerque, NM, USA

• PART I. INTRODUCTION TO SIMULATION FOR EMERGENCY MEDICINE.- 1.A Historical Perspective of Simulation in Emergency Medicine.-2. Education and Learning Theory.- 3. Simulation Scenario Development and Design in Emergency Medicine.- 4. Debriefing in Emergency Medicine.- 5. Crisis Resource Management.- 6. Interdisciplinary Teamwork Training.- 7. Simulation-based Measurement and Program Evaluation: Demonstrating Effectiveness.-8. Patient Safety.-PART II.  SIMULATION MODALITIES AND TECHNOLOGIES.- 9. Standardized Participants.- 10. Virtual Environment for Education in Healthcare.- 11. Task Trainers in Emergency Care Simulation.- 12. Mannequin Simulators.- 13. Emergency Medicine Simulation Moulage.-PART III.  THE PRACTICE OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE.- 14. Simulation for ED Medical Directors and Administrators.- 15. Simulation in Undergraduate Medical Education.- 16. Simulation in Graduate Medical Education.- 17. Emergency Nursing Continuing Professional Development Using Simulation.- 18. Simulation in Emergency Medical Services.- PART IV.  SUBSPECIALTIES OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE.- 19. Pediatric Emergency Medicine.- 20. Trauma.- 21. EM Critical Care.- 22. Ultrasound.- 23. Disaster Medicine.- 24. Simulation in Defense and Combat Medicine.- PART V.  CONCLUSION.- 25. The History, Present and Future of Healthcare Simulation.

Christopher Strother, MDDepartment of Emergency MedicineSimulation Teaching and Research CenterMount Sinai HospitalIcahn School of MedicineNew York, NY, USA Yasuharu Okuda, MDDivision of Emergency Medicine Center for Advanced Medical Learning and SimulationUniversity of South Florida Health         Morsani College of MedicineTampa, Florida, USA Nelson Wong, MD, MSHPEdVeterans Health Affairs SimLEARNVeterans Affairs Palo Alto Health Care CenterDepartment of Emergency MedicineStanford University School of Medicine Steven McLaughlin, MDDepartment of Emergency MedicineUniversity of New MexicoSchool of MedicineAlbuquerque, NM, USA

• PART I. INTRODUCTION TO SIMULATION FOR EMERGENCY MEDICINE.- 1.A Historical Perspective of Simulation in Emergency Medicine.-2. Education and Learning Theory.- 3. Simulation Scenario Development and Design in Emergency Medicine.- 4. Debriefing in Emergency Medicine.- 5. Crisis Resource Management.- 6. Interdisciplinary Teamwork Training.- 7. Simulation-based Measurement and Program Evaluation: Demonstrating Effectiveness.-8. Patient Safety.-PART II.  SIMULATION MODALITIES AND TECHNOLOGIES.- 9. Standardized Participants.- 10. Virtual Environment for Education in Healthcare.- 11. Task Trainers in Emergency Care Simulation.- 12. Mannequin Simulators.- 13. Emergency Medicine Simulation Moulage.-PART III.  THE PRACTICE OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE.- 14. Simulation for ED Medical Directors and Administrators.- 15. Simulation in Undergraduate Medical Education.- 16. Simulation in Graduate Medical Education.- 17. Emergency Nursing Continuing Professional Development Using Simulation.- 18. Simulation in Emergency Medical Services.- PART IV.  SUBSPECIALTIES OF EMERGENCY MEDICINE.- 19. Pediatric Emergency Medicine.- 20. Trauma.- 21. EM Critical Care.- 22. Ultrasound.- 23. Disaster Medicine.- 24. Simulation in Defense and Combat Medicine.- PART V.  CONCLUSION.- 25. The History, Present and Future of Healthcare Simulation.