CPMS Task Teams
The Committee is organized in two groups; one to carry-out day-to-day operations and active tasks to realize the charges of the committee (Committee/Executive Members), the other to review and provide feedback on the activities (Advisory Council). In addition, given the multifaceted interest and multidisciplinary nature of the healthcare M&S field, we make every effort to have a balanced representation of the different stakeholders by including representatives from government, academia, and industry from very diverse disciplinary backgrounds. With this in mind, the executive and advisory members of the Committee have been divided into three teams that represent the fundamental areas that are significant to our primary aim (Figure 1). Using this approach, we are able to bridge synergistic activities in simulation-based medicine throughout the M&S communities.
Figure 1: The CPMS Task Team structure for executing the Committee's primary objectives.
Roles and Responsibilities
Mathematical and Computational Sciences Team represent the interests and perspectives of the stakeholders within the M&S community that comprise of the fundamental and applied researchers, as well as commercial developers of M&S for healthcare applications.
End Users Team represent the interests and perspectives of the stakeholders within the M&S community that are focused on using M&S for clinical research and practice.
Practice Standards and Guidelines Team represent the interests and perspectives of the stakeholders within the M&S community that are mainly focused on establishing professional and/or industry practice guidelines, regulations and standards.
Team Coordinators organize and manage their respective team’s efforts to ensure the interests and perspectives are conveyed effectively to the Committee for appropriate inclusion in the guidelines and certification processes developed by the Committee.
Co-Chairs coordinate cross-team interactions to ensure effective communication and balanced representation of the interests and perspectives of the global stakeholders.