ASPE Research and Project Awards
Every year ASPE provides incentive grants to members who propose unique research or development projects related to the use of standardized patients. Awards of up to $10,000.00 US are announced at the Annual Conference.
Past recipients have been honored with awards for research validating communications skills instruments, studying patient satisfaction data, validating training techniques in feedback and role portrayal, evaluating stealth SP projects, studying SP recruiting and retention. Thanks to these awards, recipients have also developed tools for the SP educator such as a compendium of social histories and a web text of special effects simulation, both of which SP educators can use as they develop cases.
The overall goal of ASPE Research/Projects Awards is to provide incentive grants to current ASPE members for unique research or development projects related to the use of Standardized Patients in the Health Sciences. Studies to identify best practices in SP methodology are particularly encouraged. Requests for Proposals are sent to the membership annually and awards are made at the Annual Conference.
2023 ASPE Research & Project Awards
The Overall Goal of ASPE Awards:
The overall goal is to provide incentive awards to current ASPE members for unique research studies or development projects that extend our knowledge about live human simulation-based education as an educational methodology. All studies/projects must be consistent with ASPE’s mission and goals. Studies to identify best practices in SP education, novel SP use, or advances in methodology, are particularly encouraged. All proposals should adhere to the Standards of Best Practice, which was recently published.
Awards and Funding:
Research Award - our primary award, up to $8,000 per award
Pilot Award – established in 2017 to encourage innovative projects, up to $2,000 per award - the most significant difference between Research Awards and Pilot Awards is the scope of impact, as well as cost.
Period of Funding: May 1, 2023, through April 30, 2025
Letters of Intent (LOI): Due by February 3, 2023
Full Proposal Invitations: Applicants will be notified by February 24, 2023
Full Proposals: Due by March 17, 2023
Award Notification: Week of April 10, 2023, by the Grants & Research Chair
Award Announcement: Announced at the 2023 ASPE Annual Conference, being held
June 4-7, 2023, in Portland, Oregon, USA
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2021 Recipients:
Off Script: Implementing Rehearsal Methods to Enhance Engagement in Standardized Patient Encounters
Robert Kiser, CEC, CHSE, University of Illinois at Chicago
Christine Park, MD, University of Illinois at Chicago, and
Amy Binns-Calvey, Institute for Practice and Provider Performance Improvement
Developing Self-Efficacy in Breaking Bad News through a Nurse Practitioner Student Simulation-Based Workshop
Janet O'Brien, PhD, RN, CHSE, Arizona State University, and
Erin M. Tharalson, DNP, RN, ANP-BC, CWS
2020 Recipients:
Developing and Assessing the Impact of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Professional Development Training with Standardized Patients
Lou Clark, PhD, MFA, University of Minnesota and
Tamara Owens, PhD, MEd, CHSE, Howard University
Establishing Trust with Underserved Minorities: Standardized Patient-Based Mastery Learning for Senior Medical Students
Benjamin Blatt, MD, CHSE, George Washington University
2019 Recipients:
Impact of Applied Mindfulness Practice on Stress Management and Resiliency for Standardized Patients who Portray Emotionally Challenging Cases
Melissa A. Fisher, MD, MEd, University of Massachusetts Medical School
Transgender Health Matters Photovoice Project; Amplifying Transgender Voices Through Photography in Standardized Patient Case Development
Jenny Murphy, MPH, MSW, University of Michigan
2018 Recipients:
Simulation to Practice: Assessing the Impact of Standardized Patients on Pharmacy Students' Ability to Perform a Medical History in Practice
Tina Zerilli, PharmD, Arnold & Marie Schwartz College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Long Island University
The Experience of Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Involved as Patient Educators
Kevin Hobbs BA, BA Spec., University of Toronto Suit
2017 Recipients:
Using SPs to Develop Judgment of Philadelphia School Leaders
Denise LaMarra, MS, CHSE, Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania
A simulation for continuity in patient care
Amy Shanks, MA, University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB)
2016 Recipient:
MSIGHT: Multidisciplinary SP-based Instruction in Global Human Trafficking
Olivia Mittel, MD, University of Louisville School of Medicine
2015 Recipients:
Using Verbal Interaction Analysis to Understand Ethnicity and Gender Effects in Standardized Patient Evaluation of Medical Student Empathy.
Katherine Berg, MD, Sidney Kimmel Medical College, Thomas Jefferson University, Pennsylvania
Can We Talk? Improving Interprofessional Team Skills of Nurse-Midwifery Students and OB-GYN Residents While Enhancing the Interprofessional Simulation Skills of SP Educators.
Jane Miller, PhD, University of Minnesota
2014 Recipient:
Standardized Patients as Change Agents: Recognizing the Patient Voice in Patient Centered Communication.
Simone Brennan, MA, CHSE, Wayne State University School of Medicine
2013 Recipient:
Investigating Psychometric Properties of Scoring Based on Live Interaction and Videotaped Observation: Focusing on Communication and Interpersonal Skills.
Yoon Soo Park, PhD, Department of Medical Education, Martin Hurm, MFA, Dr. Allen L. and Mary L. Graham Clinical Performance Center College of Medicine, University of Illinois at Chicago
2012 Recipient:
Use of Standardized Patients with Disabilities in an Undergraduate Nursing Program
Suzanne C. Smeltzer, EdD, RN, FAAN (Project Director); Elizabeth Bruderle, PhD, RN; Bette Mariani, PhD, RN; Jennifer Gunberg Ross, PhD, RN; Colleen Meakim, MSN, RN; and Elizabeth Petit de Mange, PhD, MSN, NP-C, RN Villanova University College of Nursing
2011 Recipient:
Expanding Application of Standardized Patients and GTAs in Effective Sexual Assault Response Instruction:
Lisa Pompeo, MD, and Isle Polonko, University of Medicine and Dentistry, New Jersey, and Scott George, Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG)
2010 Recipient:
Standardized Patients as Standardized Health Care Providers: How Valid are They?
Lisa Altshuler, PhD, and Elizabeth Kachur, PhD, Maimonides Infants and Children’s Hospital of Brooklyn (MICH)
2009 Recipients:
An International Survey to Examine Standardized Patients Use in Nursing Education
Mindi Anderson
Connecting Clinicians with Patients and Practice
Amy Flanagan Risdal
2008 Recipients:
Predictive Validity of Clinical Competency Exams
Heather Hageman
2007 Recipients:
Direct Interaction with Elders as a Standardized Patient Training Tool for the Portrayal of Cognitive Impairment
Rhonda A. Sparks, Sheila Crow, Thomas A. Teasdale, Bryan D. Struck, Robert M. Hamm, Michelle Wallace
Special Effects Simulation for the SP Educator
Karen L. Lewis, Marcy Hamburger
2006 Recipients:
External Validation of Resident Evaluation Using Stealth Standardized Patients
Antoinette F. Hood, Thomas W. Hubbard, Mark W. Scerbo, and Gayle Gliva-McConvey
Developing Evidence for the Reliability and Validity of an Instrument for SPs and Faculty to Evaluate the Communication Skills of Clinicians: the Master Interview Rating Scale
Carol A. Pfeiffer
2005 Recipients:
Collecting Patient Satisfaction Data: A Comparison of Checklists and Rating Scales at SIU School of Medicine
Linda Morrison, Mary Aiello, Terri Cameron, and Steven Verhulst
Global Assessment of Pharmacy Student Performance in an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE)
Senior Medical Student Physician Standardized Participants
Sherry Johnson, Cindy Stowe
2004 Recipients:
Social History Compendium
Maurice S. Clifton, John F. Mahoney, and Patricia J. Campbell
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Training Standardized Patients to Give Feedback to Medical Trainees: The State of the Art
Patti Hatchet
2003 Recipients:
Standardized Patients in Medical Education: Exploring the Possibilities
Karen Szauter, Judy Thornton, Martha Phipps, Hazel Smith, Jonghoon Kim
Recruitment, Retention and Training of African American, Caucasian and Latino Standardized Patients: A Collaborative Study
Mauritha Everett, John Shatzer, Rose Zaeske, Win May
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