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IMSH 2018 Starts with a Bang — SynDaver Acquires Lifecast Body Simulation
A HealthySimulation Launch Exclusive: IMSH 2018 Opens Now with already a huge bang — as SynDaver launched the show with the announcement of the acquisition of Lifecast Body Simulation — a company that is less than a year old! From the same team who brings us MDT Technologies, the unmatched realism of Lifecast Body Simulation…
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Physiology: The Force Behind Healthcare Simulation – A Guide for Techs, Part 4: Diabetes
This article is part 4 of a series of posts related to physiology, with this article introducing the physiology of diabetes. Some simulation team members may have a limited background in physiology or medicine. An understanding of basic physiological concepts can enable non medical simulationists to better understand medical simulation. (Note: See the entire series linked…
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Save Time & Costs with Loaded Crash Carts for Simulation From DiaMedical USA and SimLabSolutions
As all healthcare professionals know, crash carts are some of the most crucial piece of equipment available when a life threatening situation arises. Students obviously need to be familiar with the supplies within a Crash Cart, as codes happen very quickly and life-saving interventions need to be in place, STAT! The Loaded Crash Cart™, which…
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U.S. Military Uses Underwater Helicopter Simulator To Save Marine Lives
The U.S. Military does not need convincing that simulation is a crucial part of training, necessary to save lives. Just look at the lengths the Marines go to provide new recruits with helicopter underwater crash training with this specialized Egress trainer. The device can provide for a multitude of training opportunities, with the key function…
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TraumaFX UK Provides Cutting Edge Moulage Products and Live Actor Training Services
Today we take a look at Europe’s leading Moulage company TraumaFX UK! Trauma FX are the UK’s leading provider of professional casualty simulation services, supporting a variety of training providers in the delivery of realism within training. Going beyond product innovations, the team also provides amputee Standardized Patient actors for MCI drills to military and…
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The Cocoanut Grove Fire: The Tragedy that Changed Emergency Simulation
On Saturday 28th November 1942, when the Second World War was raging across much of Europe, North Africa, Asia and Russia, a nightclub fire in Boston, Massachusetts changed medicine and emergency simulation forever. Today, Associate Professor Natasha Taylor Ed D, MSc, MEd, M Ed, BSc (Hons), PGCE, from Coventry University shares with us about this…
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Physiology: The Force Behind Healthcare Simulation – A Guide for Techs, Part 7C: PCA for Pain
Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA) allows patients to manage their pain by self-administering small doses of intravenous analgesia within set limits. Today’s article is part of a multi-article series by guest authored by Kim Baily PhD, MSN, RN, CNE, previous Simulation Coordinator for Los Angeles Harbor College and Director of Nursing for El Camino College entitled…
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Canadian Simulation Educators Create RETAIN Board Game to Train Neonatal Resuscitation
Serious Games in Healthcare Education doesn’t just come in the video game format — but board games too! Today we take a look at the educational game platform “RETAIN” (Resuscitation TrAINing for Healthcare Professionals) provides a new approach to healthcare simulation based education which has both digital and board game components. The current resuscitation guidelines…
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ALERT: Acute Life Threatening Events Recognition and Treatment Medical Simulation Training
The ALERT (Acute Life Threatening Events Recognition and Treatment) is a well-established program that focuses on the detection and management of patients becoming unwell in the healthcare setting. The course was developed to provide the multi-profession healthcare team with a systematic approach to recognizing, treating and escalating to a higher level of care when needed.…
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OR 360: Simulated OR of the Future from Cedars-Sinai & DoD
In 2014, Cedars-Sinai partnered with the U.S. military to design the “operating room of the future” with the goal of improving outcomes during the first “golden hour” of trauma patient care. Today Dr. Kim Baily PhD, MSN, RN, CNE, previous Simulation Coordinator for Los Angeles Harbor College and Director of Nursing for El Camino College,…
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Virtual Reality for Healthcare Training in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
The Pathways for Prosperity Commission Background Paper Series has put together research supporting medical simulation Virtual Reality (VR) for medical and nursing training in low- and middle-income countries. Naomi Muinga BSc MSc, KEMRI of the Wellcome Trust Research Programme in Nairobi, Kenya and Chris Paton BMBS BMedSci MBA FACHI FFCI of the Nuffield Department of…
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California Firefighter Academy Students Train with Virtual Reality
Sacramento’s Local CBS News station recently reported that for the first time ever, fire academy recruits in Elk Grove and Galt are using virtual reality technology to train thanks to some of the concept training systems available from the Consumnes Fire Department. Using 360 captured video of previous firefighting engagements, learners are able to experience…