Michael Cole, MD
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About
Dr. Cole has extensive experience in medical education, clinical reasoning, medical simulation and emergency nontechnical skills, particularly involving cardiac resuscitation and other critically ill patients. At the University of Michigan, his roles include being the Assistant Clerkship Director for Emergency Medicine and Co-Director of interdisciplinary trauma team training. He has developed curricula rooted in education theory for these courses and has won departmental and institutional awards for his teaching ability and curricular endeavors. His research interests involve the integration of cognitive and behavioral science principles into nontechnical skills training using both traditional and virtual reality (VR) medical simulation, integrating clinical reasoning principles into medical simulation and discovering effective methods of assessment of nontechnical skills in a simulated medical environment.
Recent Publications
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Li Y, Cole M, Sample A, Dowker S, Cooke J, Popov V. 2023 Jun 10;Proceeding / Abstract / PosterTowards Supporting Technical and Non-Technical Skills Development by Using Multimodal Debriefing System after Multi-user VR-based Simulation Training
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Li KY, Huang K, Harmer B, Ducharme C, Heasman B, Falahee E, Cooke J, Cole M, Sample A, Popov V. ACM Transactions on Computing for Healthcare, 2026 Jan 14; 7 (1): 1 - 31.Journal ArticleAutoCLC: Towards Automated Assessment and Feedback on Closed-Loop Communication in Team-based Healthcare Simulation Training
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Harmer B, Erickson J, Ross S, Bhatnagar D, Dowker S, Park H, Sample AP, Hartley S, Cooke J, Cole M, Popov V. Simul Healthc, 2025 Dec 22;Journal ArticleDevelopment and Evaluation of a Multimodal Debriefing Dashboard for Virtual Reality Cardiac Arrest Simulation.
DOI:10.1097/SIH.0000000000000901 PMID: 41427618 -
Li KY, Huang K, Ducharme C, Heasman B, Falahee EA, Cooke J, Cole M, Sample A, Popov V. ACM Transactions on Computing for Healthcare, 2025 Sep 13;Proceeding / Abstract / PosterAutoCLC: Towards Automated Assessment and Feedback on Closed-Loop Communication in Team-based Healthcare Simulation Training
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Popov V, Cooke J, Sample A, Damsa C, Echeverria V, Zhang X, Sanchez D, Louwerens C, Eide H, Cole M. 2025 Jul 26;PresentationEnhancing Team-Based Medical Simulations: Learning Through Reflection with Analytics and AI Tools
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Popov V, Cooke J, Sample A, Damsa C, Echeverria V, Zhang X, Sanchez D, Louwerens C, Eide H, Cole M. 2025 Jul 26;PresentationEnhancing Team-Based Medical Simulations: Learning Through Reflection with Analytics and AI Tools
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Cole M, Popov V, Kapotaksha D, Bhatnagar D. 2025 Jul 26;PresentationExploring VR in Healthcare Simulation
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Popov V, Harmer B, Raphael S, Scott I, Sample AP, Cooke JM, Cole M. Annals of Medicine, 2025 Jan 1; 57 (1):Journal ArticleElucidating cognitive processes in cardiac arrest team leaders: a virtual reality-based cued-recall study of experts and novices
DOI:10.1080/07853890.2025.2470976 PMID: 40028867