Concepts in Healthcare as Applied to Simulation
General healthcare concepts, terminology, roles, anatomy, physiology, medications, equipment, and environments.
Study Blueprint
Blueprint-guided study planning
Use these domain maps to prioritize practice sessions and understand which knowledge areas are represented in the local practice bank.
CHSOS® practice should emphasize Simulation Technology Operations because it has the highest published blueprint weight in this app: 35%. This app uses original educational items only and does not predict official exam performance.
CHSOS® Domains
10%
Simulation Technology Operations
Manikins, A/V systems, networking, connectivity, equipment setup, troubleshooting, data, maintenance, and modality operations.
Healthcare Simulation Practices, Principles, and Procedures
Scenario setup, reset, realism, safety, inventory, scheduling, documentation, quality improvement, and resource use.
Professional Role: Behavior, Capabilities, and Leadership
Ethics, confidentiality, collaboration, role clarity, leadership, DEI, professional development, and psychological safety.
Concepts in Instructional Design as Applied to Simulation
Needs assessment, objectives, outcomes, assessment, logistics, scenario design, prebriefing, debriefing, and evaluation.
CHSE® Domains
Professional Values, Capabilities, and Leadership
Ethical leadership, confidentiality, role modeling, faculty growth, scholarship, advocacy, and inclusive practice.
Healthcare and Simulation Knowledge and Practices
Simulation modalities, practice standards, scenario delivery, participant support, safety, and healthcare context.
Educational Principles Applied to Simulation
Learning objectives, adult learning, facilitation, prebriefing, debriefing, assessment, validity, and remediation.
Simulation Resources and Environments
Resource stewardship, environments, standardized patients, technology selection, accessibility, program evaluation, and quality improvement.