Association of SP Educators
ASPE
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ASPE's Case Development TemplateThe ASPE case development template was created in 2017. The template builds on ASPE’s Standards of Best Practice, which provides an important scaffold for protecting learners, SPs, and faculty during simulation with SPs. To learn more, please visit the ASPE Standards of Best Practice webpage This material is copyrighted by The Association of SP Educators (ASPE). It may be used freely for training and other educational purposes that properly attribute all material use to ASPE. No sale, use for training for fees or any other commercial use of this material in whole or in part is permitted without the express written permission of ASPE. Please contact the ASPE for further information or permissions. Please cite the Case Development Template as: Association of SP Educators. (2025).
Appendix 1 Online SimulationAppendix 2 ISBAR TemplateHow to use this template:This template is intended to be comprehensive in nature but may not contain every element necessary for an activity or scenario. Conversely, not every activity or scenario will require each part of this template. SP educators may exercise their judgment when selecting which parts of this template are applicable to their activities or scenarios. Institutions may choose to create their own template with this document as a base; deleting, adding, modifying, or rephrasing sections in accordance with institutional preferences and points of focus. The template is intended primarily for typical medical scenarios delete sections that are irrelevant to the intended scenario. Suggestions for completing the template: a) create a simplified version with only the sections a content expert (such as an MD or specialist) would need to complete; the SP Educator then takes that info and completes the other sections b) highlight sections for the content expert to complete (e.g. diagnosis/differential, physical findings, past medical history, etc.) and schedule a meeting to complete the rest with them c) fill in any logistical details you can before sending it to a content expert.
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