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This document provides information about Cassidy Limer's internship with Applied Research Associates, Inc. focusing on community outreach for the BioGears Conference. The conference aims to engage the medical simulation community in developing physiology models to improve medical training. As an intern, Cassidy's goals are to improve communication skills, understand business systems, and help plan the BioGears Conference in October. Planning involves organizing materials, scheduling, coordinating with venues and presenters, and conducting public relations and community outreach.

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BioGears
Community Outreach
Cassidy Limer

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Background
• Education
• James Madison University
• Rising Sophomore
• Business Management Major
• Expected Graduation May 2018
• Community Outreach Internship
• Applied Research Associates, Inc.
• Conference Planning
• Community Outreach
• Public Relations

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Goals
Personal
• Improve communication skills in a work environment
• Experience ARA as a professional
• Relationships
• Responsibilities
Educational
• Apply prior knowledge
• Explore other career paths/Clarify current career path
Professional
• “Understand the interrelations of business systems”
• Develop professional portfolio and network
•Bring success to the BioGears Conference!

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Project Overview

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BioGears Overview
High Level Objectives
• Create a publicly available physiology research platform that enables accurate
and consistent simulated physiology across training applications
• Lower the barrier to create medical training content
• Engage the community to develop and extend physiology models
• Meet the training needs of the military
• Expand the body of knowledge regarding the use of simulated physiology for
medical education

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BioGears Overview
What is BioGears?
• The BioGears Engine
• An open source physiology engine
• Extensible, comprised of system-level models
• The User Community*
• Serious Game Developers
• Biomedical Modelers
• Manikin Builders
• Researchers/Educators
• The Project’s Future
• BioGears Conference*
• September 2018

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Adds or replaces systems to
extend the functionality
Ex. Physiology Modelers
BioGears
Contributor
Use the engine as-is via the
API
Ex. Game Developers
Engine
Integrator
Uses/extends CDM
Runs BioGears engine and/or
other engine(s)
Ex. Mannequin Builder
External Model/
Engine Developer
Creates input to
BioGears for
study/instruction
Ex. T.A
Researcher/
Educator
BioGears is designed and implemented with 4 user groups in mind.
Images courtesy of Combat Medic project funded by Army RDECOM-STTC
Hemorrhage Airway Obstruction Tension Pneumothorax
The User Community

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Community Outreach
Internship Overview

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The BioGears Conference
October 13-14, 2015
NC Biotechnology Center
Registration is free!
• Sponsored by TATRC
• Will coincide with the BioGears Beta Build
Conference Highlights
• Keynote by Dr. Thomas B. Talbot
• Panel Discussions
• BioGears Workshop
• Serious Games Showcase
• Exhibit Hall
• Virtual Heroes
• BreakAway Games
• UNC Clinical Skills Lab
https://www.biogearsengine.com/conference

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Conference Planning
• Organizing Conference Materials
• Create and update master list
• Design and order conference materials
• Design and update conference proceedings
• Schedule Planning
• Update SCHED
• Coordinate with NC Biotech Center
• Coordinate with presenters and other participants
• Other Logistics
• Presentation guidelines
• Large ARA booth
• Menu

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Public Relations & Community Outreach
• Press
• Gathering contacts
• The hard way
• The Meltwater way
• Making calls, sending emails
• Universities
• Gathering ~180 contacts
• A month of calls….
• Organizations
• Local
• MedSim
• Serious Games

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Cassidy's Intern Presentation

1. www.ara.com SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL IMPORTANCE © 2015 Applied Research Associates, Inc. ARA Proprietary 1 SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL IMPORTANCE www.ara.com 1 © 2015 Applied Research Associates, Inc. ARA Proprietary BioGears Community Outreach Cassidy Limer

2. www.ara.com SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL IMPORTANCE © 2015 Applied Research Associates, Inc. ARA Proprietary 2 Background • Education • James Madison University • Rising Sophomore • Business Management Major • Expected Graduation May 2018 • Community Outreach Internship • Applied Research Associates, Inc. • Conference Planning • Community Outreach • Public Relations

3. www.ara.com SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL IMPORTANCE © 2015 Applied Research Associates, Inc. ARA Proprietary 3 Goals Personal • Improve communication skills in a work environment • Experience ARA as a professional • Relationships • Responsibilities Educational • Apply prior knowledge • Explore other career paths/Clarify current career path Professional • “Understand the interrelations of business systems” • Develop professional portfolio and network •Bring success to the BioGears Conference!

5. www.ara.com SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL IMPORTANCE © 2015 Applied Research Associates, Inc. ARA Proprietary 5 BioGears Overview High Level Objectives • Create a publicly available physiology research platform that enables accurate and consistent simulated physiology across training applications • Lower the barrier to create medical training content • Engage the community to develop and extend physiology models • Meet the training needs of the military • Expand the body of knowledge regarding the use of simulated physiology for medical education

6. www.ara.com SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL IMPORTANCE © 2015 Applied Research Associates, Inc. ARA Proprietary 6 BioGears Overview What is BioGears? • The BioGears Engine • An open source physiology engine • Extensible, comprised of system-level models • The User Community* • Serious Game Developers • Biomedical Modelers • Manikin Builders • Researchers/Educators • The Project’s Future • BioGears Conference* • September 2018

7. www.ara.com SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL IMPORTANCE © 2015 Applied Research Associates, Inc. ARA Proprietary 7 Adds or replaces systems to extend the functionality Ex. Physiology Modelers BioGears Contributor Use the engine as-is via the API Ex. Game Developers Engine Integrator Uses/extends CDM Runs BioGears engine and/or other engine(s) Ex. Mannequin Builder External Model/ Engine Developer Creates input to BioGears for study/instruction Ex. T.A Researcher/ Educator BioGears is designed and implemented with 4 user groups in mind. Images courtesy of Combat Medic project funded by Army RDECOM-STTC Hemorrhage Airway Obstruction Tension Pneumothorax The User Community

8. www.ara.com SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL IMPORTANCE © 2015 Applied Research Associates, Inc. ARA Proprietary 8 SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL IMPORTANCE www.ara.com 8 Community Outreach Internship Overview

9. www.ara.com SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL IMPORTANCE © 2015 Applied Research Associates, Inc. ARA Proprietary 9 The BioGears Conference October 13-14, 2015 NC Biotechnology Center Registration is free! • Sponsored by TATRC • Will coincide with the BioGears Beta Build Conference Highlights • Keynote by Dr. Thomas B. Talbot • Panel Discussions • BioGears Workshop • Serious Games Showcase • Exhibit Hall • Virtual Heroes • BreakAway Games • UNC Clinical Skills Lab https://www.biogearsengine.com/conference

10. www.ara.com SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL IMPORTANCE © 2015 Applied Research Associates, Inc. ARA Proprietary 10 Conference Planning • Organizing Conference Materials • Create and update master list • Design and order conference materials • Design and update conference proceedings • Schedule Planning • Update SCHED • Coordinate with NC Biotech Center • Coordinate with presenters and other participants • Other Logistics • Presentation guidelines • Large ARA booth • Menu

12. www.ara.com SOLVING PROBLEMS OF GLOBAL IMPORTANCE © 2015 Applied Research Associates, Inc. ARA Proprietary 12 Public Relations & Community Outreach • Press • Gathering contacts • The hard way • The Meltwater way • Making calls, sending emails • Universities • Gathering ~180 contacts • A month of calls…. • Organizations • Local • MedSim • Serious Games

Editor's Notes

Our major driver is to produce a useable engine that can be extended over time The four components of BioGears include a physiology engine, a common data model, documentation and validation and community outreach.
Our major driver is to produce a useable engine that can be extended over time The four components of BioGears include a physiology engine, a common data model, documentation and validation, and community outreach. *My focus and concerns
We are developing BG with 4 main user groups in mind Design decisions and functionality are geared towards their use – providing API with open source libraries ARA is currently working with the 4 advanced modular manikin teams on their concept designs. BioGears powers the physiology responses to trauma and treatment and provides trainees a realistic immersive training experience.
Provides the community of medical modeling and simulation a place to discuss advancements to the state-of-the-art in medical modeling and simulation

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