BPCC is using simulation training to equip the Louisiana healthcare workforce with the capabilities to address the state’s health crisis and improve the overall quality of healthcare delivery.
Alpena Community College (ACC) is using simulation-based training in its nursing education program to ensure graduates can provide better patient care.
The Center for Simulation Medicine will provide a safe environment in which healthcare students and professionals can learn, practice, and hone clinical skills.
The Davis Global Center will use state-of-the-art simulation technology designed to transform health care education and provide students with opportunities to practice patient care
Universities are using remote learning simulation sessions to help students practice and hone skills.
LAC+USC Medical Center are using simulation to test and improve their infection control, communication, workflow, and patient care skills.
Gundersen Health System students practice clinical and teamwork skills on simulators before they treat a real patient
EMS educators receive simulation-based training to improve the patient care skills of first-responders
MassBay Community College EMS students are using simulation in their training program.
CHSU unveiled the new simulators they will use to give students extensive hands-on education.
Iowa nurses are using a pediatric simulator to improve their skills before they treat real patients
Education and health institutions across Redding, PA are using simulators to provide training to their students and staff.
Emory University is preparing their resident doctors to treat respiratory emergencies involving infants by using simulators.
SSM Health hospitals are using simulation-based training to help their staff be better prepared to handle emergencies.
This year, the Tampa Bay Lightning’s team physicians and athletic trainers are participating in a new emergency medical skills training program equipped with Gaumard’s patient simulator, HAL.
Stanford’s Revive training program recently began using Pediatric HAL to help the Lucile Parker Children’s Hospital staff train to respond to “code blue” events.
Wired magazine took notice of Gaumard’s new pediatric simulator and wrote an article discussing the cutting-edge technology that brings HAL to life.
Every year, between 37 and 171 children die because of the flu. With the help of Gaumard’s industry-leading pediatric patient simulators, nurses in Orlando are preparing to stem this troubling pandemic.
Preventable medical errors are fast becoming the third leading cause of death in America. A new documentary sheds light on this troubling statistic and safe practices like simulation can fix it.
Pediatric HAL® is the world’s most advanced pediatric patient simulator and the first capable of simulating lifelike emotions through dynamic facial expressions, movement, and speech.
Super Tory is the first newborn simulator developed to meet the challenges of neonatal care specialist training in real environments.
Super Tory is a tool designed to help train doctors, nurses, health care teams, and even laypeople to save a life.
The next generation of pediatric care simulation has arrived with the introduction of Pediatric HAL…
Presence United Samaritans Medical Center recently acquired several HAL patient simulators to begin their mobile simulation education lab which trains EMS professionals across Illinois.
Teaching students health science and medicine has become increasingly complex.
One of the most challenging aspects of caring for a baby is that they cannot tell you when something is wrong.
James Archetto, Vice President of Corporate Planning, and Dr. Beverly Robin of Rush University Medical Center highlight the many features of Super Tory on Fox 23 Good Day Chicago at the American Academy of Pediatrics 2017 National Conference.
If you’ve ever wondered what it takes to train medical airmen, we get a rare view from inside Luke AFB’s Medical Simulation Lab.
For doctors, learning to make quick decisions in the delivery room can be the difference between life and death.
The idea is simple: practice makes perfect.
The University of Arizona College of Medicine-Phoenix and Banner Health hosted interactive sessions for health professionals that simulated patients in crisis using volunteers and anatomically-correct dummies.
Meet Victoria, one of most technologically advanced and highly realistic “patient simulators” on the market.
Las Vegas doctors learn how to treat the injured while responding to an active shooter by practicing on a robot so realistic that it talks, has seizures.
Local, state, national and international first responders took part in active shooter training involving a robot.
EMTS at Yale-New Haven Hospital are put in high pressure scenarios, using a lifelike robotic manikin named “Victoria”.
At St. Cloud Hospital, Victoria is giving birth — again.
Delivering a baby can be routine, or tremendously complex, jeopardizing the lives of both mother and baby.
A high-tech true-to-life manikin mother is about to deliver a baby and ABC7 health specialist Denise Dador is there to help.
Nurses, residents, and doctors at the Adena Health System’s PACCAR Medical Education Center will have a new training tool to help them improve health care delivery in the Scioto Valley.