Free Webinar
Disclaimer: The video stream may reduce the quality of the ultrasound images.
Join us for an exclusive look at the new Gaumard Ultrasound simulator and pediatric emergency POCUS/eFAST scenario module for Pediatric HAL® S2225.
Content Highlights:
This session will provide you with valuable insight into the scenario-based learning experiences now possible with Pediatric HAL and the new Gaumard Ultrasound system. We will cover how this new powerful solution introduces a new level of realism to pediatric emergency care training. Our team will demonstrate the new Gaumard Ultrasound platform’s features and scenario content ahead of the official launch later this year.
Speakers:
Ivy Cooper, CHSE
Gaumard Product Expert
Danny Herrera, RCS, CCT
Cardiac Sonographer – Gaumard
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