The idea is simple: practice makes perfect.
Doctors, surgeons and other medical professionals in the Medical Center are training for any medical scenario imaginable with the use of hi-tech mannequins. But how true to life are they, and what are the benefits?
The main goal is to save lives and the doctor leading the way is Dr. Jennifer Arnold.
“When you’re in a crisis, you have to learn how to work as a team,” she said.
Arnold is the medical director of the Simulation Center at Texas Children’s Hospital. The SIM program allows medical personnel to train for a multitude of scenarios. She says it’s here where mistakes are welcome.
Click here to read the full article
Post Views: 7,327
Related
You Might also like
-
Simulation-based Training Fills the Educational Gap in Sepsis Management
Healthcare students and professionals can learn and hone sepsis management skills with simulation-based training.
-
EMS Educators Learn How to Use Simulation-Based Training to Improve Patient Care and Outcomes
EMS educators receive simulation-based training to improve the patient care skills of first-responders
-
How Simulation is Preparing Home Healthcare Nurses for Emergencies
Pediatric HAL allow home healthcare nurses to get hands-on training and gain the experience and muscle memory needed to respond to any emergency.