iRIS
iRIS is a unique, collaborative, web-based platform to help you design high quality scenarios/cases that offer the best learning experience possible, as well as helping you get the best value from the investments you have made in simulation resources.
Whether you are building simulation using task trainers, high fidelity manikins, or standardized patients, iRIS will support you in developing the highest quality scenario/case. iRIS provides a web-based, standardised development template with single-click access to all resources required to deliver scenarios/cases.
Exciting news from the iRIS team!
What if you could access hundreds of shared scenarios in return for sharing some of yours with a simulation community, and export them to both CAE and Laerdal manikins?
With iRIS you can! Access the Case Study developed by members of the ASPiH Paediatrics Special Interest Group (SIG): iRIS was put through its paces by the ASPiH Paediatrics SIG to develop a Paediatric 6-Year-Old Sepsis Management scenario / case. This resource is available to all on the ASPiH website.
To access iRIS through your ASPiH membership, please contact [email protected]
Follow iRIS on Twitter @iRISHealthSim
For non-members, the iRIS licensing model is very flexible letting you allocate licenses to users outside of your organisation for collaboration, and letting you assign licenses to users for short periods of time and then reuse them.
For further information – www.irissimulationauthoring.com
Student-Sim Stars Winner 2025
Huge congratulations to Swansea University — winners of the ASPiH & iRIS Student‑Sim Stars 2025 competition!
Their interprofessional team of ODP & Midwifery students wowed us at conference with the powerful simulation scenario they designed and delivered: caring for a mother experiencing anaphylaxis after a caesarean section.
With proactive use of Welsh language and culturally sensitive communication, they championed cultural competency while showcasing skills in:
-Early recognition
-Effective communication
-Teamwork across professions
-Clinical practice aligned with Resuscitation Council (UK) & NICE guidelines
An inspiring example of innovation, collaboration, and excellence in healthcare education.
