The<unk>  (Analysis, Design, Development, Implementation, and Evaluation) is a<unk>  that can be used for teaching in the Emergency Department. Originally developed by the U.S. military, it is a well-defined instructional design<unk>  that has been re-purposed for patient safety protocols, curriculum development, and product design.
The emergency department is a rich environment for medical teaching, with its breadth of pathology and volume of first-presentation cases.
Particularly in academic institutions, where junior residents and students are learning, teaching is one of the main responsibilities of faculty and senior staff.
However, the high volume, quick-evolving situations, critical care, proximity of patient interaction and general hectic environment compete with teaching time for educators.
Beginning learners have been shown to decrease efficiency in the ED.
Effective education is one of the most important functions of the emergency physician.
for residents/students for their future effectiveness as physicians
for nurses/techs for their effectiveness in their roles in the team
for patients/families for their primary role in their continued care
An<unk> -based<unk>  has been re-purposed for ED teaching. 
well-designed and structured
concise, focused instruction well-suited to the ED environment
Particularly in academic institutions, where junior residents and students are learning, teaching is one of the main responsibilities of faculty and senior staff.
However, the high volume, quick-evolving situations, critical care, proximity of patient interaction and general hectic environment compete with teaching time for educators.
Beginning learners have been shown to decrease efficiency in the ED.
Beginning learners have been shown to decrease efficiency in the ED.
for residents/students for their future effectiveness as physicians
for nurses/techs for their effectiveness in their roles in the team
for patients/families for their primary role in their continued care
well-designed and structured
concise, focused instruction well-suited to the ED environment
ADDIE system
AVPU scale
SAD PERSONS score
Labs Checklist
Pediatric assessment triangle
NIH Stroke Scale
Anal tags
Hemocue