Data collection plan

within a simulation tool

- collecting feedback by interviewing the panel members (verbal communication),- prototype system test was evaluated by user acceptance testing to assess its quality and level of support in fire response communication, user acceptance test consisted of both scripted based and tabletop exercises which are typical methods for emergency response exercises

Simulation and qualitative evaluation, verbal briefing as group activity and written reflection by each individual after each simulation.

Data retrieved from online surveys. (pre and postsurvey

One training per year over 3 years. One team of six medical (including two observer). Out of 3 teams and 3 case simulations.

pre-test was performed to evaluate initial resident knowledge.The teaching curriculum consisted of five one-hour academic sessions.Following the five academic sessions, the residents participated in the Disastermed.Ca Emergency Department disaster simulation.Immediately following the simulation, residents completed the post-test, which contained the same questions as the pre-test.

65 participants, 19 student poster presentations, and 20 topical presentationssurvey of the surrounding communityEmphasis was placed on observable and/ or measurable phenomena that would drive the timeline of the exerciseAt the end of the workshop, students completed a survey with a self-administered analytic format to enable us to assess the utility of the scenario-driven tabletop exercise.

Two surveys conducted with employees from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and subsurface coal mine inspectors.Eighteen NIOSH employees volunteered to pilot the initial survey and provided feedback. 61 mine inspectors were asked to complete the revised survey. Forty-seven mine inspectors were asked to complete the second survey.

Empirical data, primary data collected, publicly available secondary data from websites and media reports

Sixteen participants were recruited to participate (eight novices and eight experts).careful instruction and observation of the operating room,10 under the supervision of the senior author.These included background images, an iPad to display a heart tracing and monitoring “beeps,” a real fluid stand and equipment trolley (Figure 2), and provision of a realistic clinical scenario via a set of real case notesParticipants evaluated the realism of TBS using Likert- style questionnaires, specifically developed for this simulation