The Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) is the largest global organisation dedicated to improving patient care and safety through simulation-based education, research, and advocacy.

Simulation Australasia promotes simulation in healthcare for education, workforce development, planning, and professional development. ASSH is their specialist community focused on advancing simulation practices within healthcare.

HealthySimulation.com is the world’s leading healthcare simulation resource website, providing daily how-to articles from leading global experts, weekly CE/CME webinars & courses, medical simulation conference and job listings, clinical simulation community discussion groups, comprehensive vendor directory with patient simulator product reviews, nursing simulation research highlights, and more!

SimGHOSTS is a global healthcare education community that empowers users of simulation technology to improve learning and patient care outcomes. It supports simulation technologists through resources, training, and networking.

SIMM is dedicated to advancing healthcare training through simulation-based education. It serves as a platform for professionals to exchange ideas, share best practices, and collaborate on innovations in healthcare simulation.

WACEM unites educators, researchers, clinicians, and institutions globally to advance emergency medicine through academic collaboration. Originating from INDUSEM, WACEM conducts annual congresses promoting patient-centered education, research, and clinical care.

IPSS is a global community of healthcare professionals dedicated to improving pediatric care through multidisciplinary, simulation-based education, training, and research. IPSS Global connects members worldwide to share expertise and resources.

NetworkZ™ is a national team training intervention programme for surgical teams funded by ACC, delivered by the University of Auckland, and supported by the Health Quality and Safety Commission.
NetworkZ™ is now being implemented at DHBs around New Zealand with great feedback. The implementation involves training local staff to deliver the programme and training real surgical teams in real time in their departments.

The NetworkZ™ vision of ‘Better outcomes in acute care’ is achieved through an inclusive multidisciplinary approach, not limited to the operating theatre, and resonates with all teams delivering acute care.

This group connects simulation-interested individuals across organisations like Polytech, University of Otago, St John Ambulance, and healthcare services in the Otago/Southland region.