1985 |
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Jeffrey Cooper is a founding member of Anesthesia Patient Safety Foundation (APSF) |
1989 |
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Cooper assumes Chair of APSF and establishes APSF Research program |
1990 |
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Cooper visits Stanford and Gainesville research projects |
1991 |
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Eleven members of Harvard Medical School (HMS) Anesthesia visit Stanford, experience Crisis Resource Management (CRM) training. |
1992 |
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Stanford Professor Gaba and Cooper conduct 'The Great Simulation Experiment' at HMS: 70 clinicians trained in CRM |
1993 |
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Boston Center for Medical Simulation facility established |
1994 |
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First Official CRM course conducted |
1995 |
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Anesthesia chairs of Harvard Hospitals participate in joint CRM training program |
1996 |
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Name changed to Center for Medical Simulation |
1997 |
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Simulation CMS Instructors' course & manual (with Stanford and Toronto) |
1998 |
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First live simulation videoconference |
1999 |
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CMS established as non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation |
2001 |
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First insurance premium incentive for simulation training |
2002 |
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Pilot course for Labor & Delivery team training |
2003 |
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- Simulation training required for Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH)anesthesia faculty for credentialing
- Dan Raemer Receives HMS Teacher of the Year award
- Healthcare Management Team training course established
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2004 |
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Society for Medical Simulation formed; Dan Raemer named Chair of first Board |
2005 |
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Second insurance premium incentive for simulation training |
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