Research
Abstracts showcase scholarship that expands what we know, questions what we assume, and illuminates what comes next for healthcare simulation, education, healthcare systems, and patient care. Preference will be given to completed studies. Studies in progress may be submitted if they include preliminary findings and sufficient data to support meaningful interpretation. Authors should clearly articulate their research question(s), hypothesis(es), and/or aims.
Structure
| 1. Background, Literature and Study Purpose | What’s the problem, what do we already know, what remains unknown, and why does it matter? |
| 2. Methods | How did you conduct the study? |
| 3. Results | What did you find? |
| 4. Discussions and implications | What do the findings mean, and how do they advance the field? |
| References | Minimum 2, maximum 10; Vancouver style; not included in word count |