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  • Educational Frameworks
  • Engineering Design Principles

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  • Simulation-based procedural practice is vital for emergency medicine (EM) skills.
  • Existing commercial procedural models are often inadequate or unavailable.
  • Simulationists frequently develop custom models without standardized design or validation frameworks.

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  • To assess the current state of novel procedural model validation in simulation.
  • To develop two interlinked frameworks for systematic model creation and validation.
  • To support the broader simulation community in developing high-quality educational models.

Main Methods:

  • Convened the Model Innovation, Development and Assessment for Simulation (MIDAS) working group.
  • Conducted a preconference workshop at the 2023 Society for Academic Emergency Medicine Annual Meeting.
  • Administered surveys to workshop participants to evaluate current practices and barriers.

Main Results:

  • 100% survey response rate from 17 participants.
  • Many simulationists create models, but few validate them due to lack of guidelines and familiarity.
  • Developed two frameworks: one for model creation/refinement and one for validation processes.

Conclusions:

  • The proposed frameworks promote a deliberate, form-follows-function approach to model development.
  • Standardized guidelines can enhance training quality and reduce innovation costs.
  • These frameworks aim to improve the standardization and scholarship of novel simulation model development.