HARRISON, OHIO (Oct. 28, 2026) — The Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) has published its updated 2026 Full Accreditation Standards. The revised standards represent an important step in the evolution of SSH Accreditation and will be required for all applicants beginning February 15, 2027.
The SSH Learning Center is where SSH’s on-demand education catalog lives. Here is what is in it and how to use it.
Greetings everyone! This month, I would like to focus on a new initiative within SSH that represents a massive advance in how we digest and synthesize new discoveries in our field: the International Liaison Council on Simulation (ILCOS).
Joining the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) provides professionals in healthcare simulation with unparalleled opportunities for growth, collaboration, and leadership.
We’ve listened to your feedback and compiled the most frequently asked questions we’ve received since the new SSH experience launch to help you better navigate the new landscape. Whether you're looking for login help, certification renewal details, or how to access education resources, the answers are just below.
To make things easier, we’ve grouped the questions by department.
Recently, I attended the American Society of Association Executives Annual Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia, as an ASAE member.
It was my version of IMSH! There, a lot of conversation took place both in sessions and in the hallways about AI tools (such as Chat GPT and Google Bard) and how associations can and should approach the onslaught of new tools.
It got me to thinking, of course, about how SSH members and their institutions might or might not be implementing AI usage. It also got me to thinking about ethical use of such tools.
Society for Simulation in Healthcare Applauds New York Legislation Expanding Simulation Training in Nursing Education
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
