Every day, labor and delivery nurses help mothers welcome their new additions to the world. The majority of those deliveries occur without complications, as women’s bodies perform actions they have been doing for millennia. Yet nurses must be prepared for challenging deliveries that present threats to the mother and the baby.
Advanced training helps healthcare professionals face challenges head on. At Baylor University Louise Herrington School of Nursing in Dallas, Texas, state-of-the-art technology helps students gain the skills and confidence they need to handle various delivery room scenarios.
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Gaumard Unveils Mixed Reality Patient Simulation System to Enhance Obstetric Health Care Training
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