Charles Lin, MD, MSc1; John O’Donnell, DrPH, CRNA2
1University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Pittsburgh, PA
2University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing, Pittsburgh, PA
Conflict of interest statement
It’s incredible to think that just weeks ago, our global community came together at IMSH 2026 to learn, collaborate, and push the boundaries of healthcare simulation. The energy was undeniable. The momentum was powerful. And the impact continues to grow.
As we settle into a new calendar year at SSH, I have found myself thinking a lot about momentum. How it builds. How it is sustained. And how it shows up when people are truly aligned around a shared purpose.
Hello everyone,
I hope that those of you who were able to attend IMSH this year have safely arrived home and resumed your daily life.
The Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) is honored to announce the newest cohort of SSH Fellows, a distinction recognizing individuals who have made significant and sustained contributions to healthcare simulation.
This year’s inductees represent a wide range of expertise and dedication, underscoring the global impact of simulation in healthcare education, research, and practice. The 2026 SSH Fellows are:
It’s hard to believe we have less than four weeks until we see you all at IMSH 2026. We are so excited to welcome you all to San Antonio Texas!
Where Innovation Meets Impact: Let’s Turn Gaps into Game-Changers at the 2026 IMSH R&D / Product Development Workshop
Calling all simulation innovators — past, present, and future.
After an overwhelmingly positive response to last year’s inaugural R&D / Product Development Workshop at IMSH 2025 in Orlando, the SSH Corporate Roundtable is excited to bring this dynamic, high-impact session back for IMSH 2026.