The UTSW High Reliability Team is offering team training in the forms of in-situ simulation in Clements University Hospital, Zale Pavilion, and outpatient clinic locations. Through simulation of an emergent and critical patient event and subsequent debriefing, staff and faculty are able to practice proven teamwork and communication skills. This safe learning environment utilizes both high and low fidelity manikin(s) or high fidelity scenarios that simulates patient decompensation. Through debriefing, participants discuss what went well and what could have been done better in regards to teamwork and communication. In in-situ simulations learners are given tools from the TeamSTEPPS program to increase these skills, participants then as time permits repeat the simulation to put those tools into effect, after a final debriefing, the event ends. All in-situ simulations are designed to be interdisciplinary, for Physicians, Physician Assistants, Advanced Practice Nurses, Registered Nurses and ancillary staff in clinical areas.