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HelpMeSee’s Healthcare Simulation Training & Partnerships Deliver New Hope for Cataract Blind
Across healthcare simulation, the ability to innovate and adapt to ever-changing environments is critical. As the global pandemic continues to vastly impact the healthcare industry, the need to innovate clinical simulation-based training has become more critical than ever before. Now, this medical simulation training is being used to meet the challenges of some of the…
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Should Uniforms Be Required for Nursing Students in Simulation?
Most Nursing Students are expected to wear uniforms in the clinical setting while taking care of patients however, should students be required to wear uniforms in the simulation lab, skills lab or just generally on campus? While most clinical facilities would expect to see students in uniform while taking care of patients, the facility may…
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Tips for Simulated K9 Trauma Training from TacMed Solutions
Working dogs serve critical roles in many civilian and military organizations world-wide. The United States Government Accounting Office found, as of February 2022, about 5,500 working dogs served the federal government in some capacity in support of military operations, explosive and narcotic detection and other duties assigned. K9 Police officers are commonplace in today’s law…
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How to Run a Postpartum Hemorrhage Nursing Simulation Scenario
When a high-fidelity obstetric simulator is available, the simulated postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) can be rather dramatic and provides nursing staff members with a chance to experience the reality of massive fluid loss in a safe environment. However, birthing simulators can cost upwards of $100,000, and sometimes educators just need to put together a quick in-situ…
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Physiology: The Force Behind Healthcare Simulation – A Guide for Techs, Part 10B: Heart Blocks
This article is a continuation of a series of articles by Dr. Kim Baily on the Force Behind Healthcare Simulation: Physiology. Part 10B focuses about cardiac dysrhythmias and is designed to provide introductory information for healthcare simulation staff with a limited background in physiology and/or medicine, such as those operating as simulation technicians. Dr. Kim…
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Be Safe! Simulated Turkey Frying Fires Show the Risks
Simulation can provide instruction on how to perform skills that can be pivotal in avoiding medical emergencies. During the holiday season and specifically on Thanksgiving Day, meal preparation can pose a serious risk if mistakes or errors in judgment are made. Cooking is the cause of more than half of all reported home fires, but…
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Leading Clinical Simulation Products from Nasco Healthcare
From in-hospital care to casualty and rescue/extrication scenarios, Nasco Healthcare offers healthcare solutions to prepare frontline healthcare workers to Be READY to deliver the care required to improve patient outcomes and save lives. Nasco Healthcare’s deep breadth of upgradeable products, from low to high fidelity, means you can find the right training solution for your…
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Gaumard Launches New UNI 3 Unified Medical Simulator Control Software
Gaumard’s UNI 3, the Unified Simulator Control Software by Gaumard Scientific is described as a powerful and intuitive patient simulator control software used to drive multiple manikins with impressive software features integrated. UNI 3 is Gaumard’s most new and advanced manikin control software which just recently launched into the global healthcare simulation market place. The…
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How to Manage Healthcare Simulation Program Workloads
As a healthcare simulation program expands, there can be an increased number of requests for clinical simulation activities. While this can be an incredibly exciting time for a clinical simulation program, particularly new and developing ones, there can also be a lot of stress on faculty, administrative and operational staff. This article by Erin Carn-Bennett,…
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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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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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Simterview Avec le Professeur Jean Claude Granry, Pionnier Français de la Simulation en Santé
Aujourd’hui, HealthySimulation.com a le plaisir de s’intéresser au parcours et à la carrière remarquables du Pr Jean Claude Granry. Parmi les pionniers de la simulation en santé en France, il a grandement contribué à son développement et à son implémentation dans notre pays et au-delà. Alors, allons voir comment toutes ses réalisations ont été rendues…