The location, preparation, equipment, and people needed to deliver the simulation.
- Required when the containing object is present.
Scenario content
The room, equipment, people, and preparation surrounding a scenario.
Add reproducible setup, actor behavior, communication exchanges, and reset instructions.
Portable format · Suite implementation support
string
Required
Location, encounter context, and relevant environmental constraints.
{ id: ID, name: string, minCount: integer, maxCount: integer, brief: string }
Required; may be empty
Portable learner role requirements. Counts are nonnegative with maxCount ≥ minCount; actual assignments belong to delivery records.
{ id: ID, description: string, resourceIds: Resource ID[], substitutions: string[], required: boolean }
Required; may be empty
Operational preparation needs with acceptable alternatives.
{ id: ID, name: string, role: string, opening: string, knowledge: string[], affect: string, cues: ActorCue[] }
Required; may be empty
Character brief defines what the actor knows, how they behave, and what they volunteer.
{ id: ID, conditionId: Condition ID, line: string, delivery: facilitator | display, maxUses: positive integer }
Required; may be empty
Explicit trigger and repeat bound. Display sends authored text; facilitator means a prompt for a human actor.
{ service: string, actorId: Actor ID, requestedInformation: string[], responseResultIds: Result ID[] }
Required for consultation resources
A structured exchange with authored requests and responses rather than a one-line result.
string[]
Required; may be empty
Ordered steps to restore equipment, media, supplies, and actor starting conditions.
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The location, preparation, equipment, and people needed to deliver the simulation.
Where the scenario takes place and the relevant features of the care environment.
Pre-session tasks for the simulation center, each with a concrete action and setup outcome. Equipment and supplies belong in equipment.
One pre-session setup task with a concrete outcome, such as programming initial manikin observations or briefing an actor.
The equipment and supplies needed to run the scenario.
One item of equipment or supplies needed for the session, with configuration or an acceptable substitute when useful.
The people portraying scenario roles, with their names, roles, and briefing instructions.
One role-player's identity, role in the case, and instructions for responding to learners.
A stable identifier used to reference this entry. Keep it unchanged when editing the entry's name or content.
The character's name or role-player label used to identify this actor.
The character's relationship to the patient or care team, such as parent, bedside nurse, or consultant.
Tell the actor what they know, how to behave, what to disclose, and how to respond to likely learner actions.
Optional authored age and gender for voice casting. Omit unknown details; voice uses a neutral adult default.
The character's age in years, used to guide natural voice delivery without exaggeration.
The character's authored gender, used for default voice selection. Never inferred from their name or occupation.
The patient model and scene configuration shown during the simulation.
The URL of the patient model to load in the 3D scene. Use a model accessible to the simulation viewer.
Credit the model creator and record the source and license or permission to use it.
Clickable locations on the patient model, each linked to an existing learner interaction.
One interaction hotspot with an action, a model-space position, and an outward-facing direction.
The existing learner action to invoke when this hotspot is selected; scheduled transitions cannot be selected.
Hotspot location as three space-separated model-space coordinates (x y z), for example 0m 1m 0m.
Hotspot surface direction as three space-separated vector components (x y z), for example 0 0 1.