Reference

Glossary

A shared vocabulary for content, behavior, and the Suite.

These definitions keep the open scenario model separate from the products that create, distribute, coordinate, and run it.

.usim: The portable scenario foundation shared by the Suite.
Scenario: One simulation definition spanning metadata, patients, environment, education, and events.
State: A named scenario condition or phase, including baseline, conclusion, triggered, and scheduled forms.
Action: A learner or operator choice that can trigger a state, reference content, and produce an authored response.
Object: Reusable typed scenario content, such as a medication, diagnostic result, procedure, equipment item, consultation, or information resource.
Base: A reference to a reusable library definition. Merge and resolution semantics remain open.
Key state: A state important to the educational objectives and event output. Baseline and conclusion are automatically key.
Trend: Duration of a vital-sign transition, distinct from event scheduling or result delay.
Encouragement: Delayed learner-facing content or a reference highlighting a changed patient element.
Revision: A fixed publication snapshot of authored content, identified independently of later draft edits.
Digest: A hash identifying serialized content. It does not prove ownership, clinical correctness, or full format compatibility.
Projection: A role-appropriate view derived from scenario content, such as a learner brief or facilitator guide.
Builder: The authoring and production product, including output tools.
Marketplace: The discovery, distribution, and reuse product; listings and receipts are product records.
Center: The institutional coordination product; schedules and local resource mappings remain outside scenario content.
Campus: The learning and runtime product, including classroom; run histories and achievements are product records.
Reference: A reference field or behavior; current implementation is not implied.
Supported: A field accepted by the application scenario schema.

Compatibility and current support