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This text presents a synthesis of an interview with Dr. Kirsten Johnson, a Canadianphysician fully engaged in training health professionals in humanitarian response andintervention. Dr. Johnson shows that simulation-based training is essential to thedevelopment of core humanitarian competencies and to the shaping of ethical attitudes aswell. She stresses Canada’s duty to assure appropriate training of its health professionalsbefore sending them out on humanitarian missions.Ce texte présente la synthèse d’une entrevue avec Dr Kirsten Johnson, un médecincanadien pleinement engagé dans la formation des médecins à l’intervention humanitaire. DrJohnson démontre que la formation basée sur la simulation est essentielle au développementdes compétences humanitaires de base ainsi qu’au façonnement de l’attitude éthique. Elleinsiste sur le devoir du Canada d’assurer la formation appropriée de ses professionnels dela santé avant de les envoyer en mission humanitaire

Beyond Doing Good: An Interview with Dr. Kirsten Johnson on the Canadian Disaster and Humanitarian Response Training Program