MiNBC News
Oct 1, 2014
Nursing students at the University of Michigan-Flint will be working in a new simulation lab equipped with a Noelle patient simulator. The new center serves as a mock hospital and allows students to collaborate just like the medical staff in a real clinical setting. Nursing students can develop and master many essential skills necessary to deal with both routine and emergency birthing situations. This way, students become familiar with what to expect in an emergency situation and have the experience to respond to the emergency quickly and efficiently.
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Robotic Mannequin Gives Birth to Help Doctors Practice Deliveries
A robotic mannequin that helps doctors practice delivering babies could usher in a new era of health care, some doctors believe.
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High-tech Manikin Gives Students Hands-on Training in Childbirth
A high-tech true-to-life manikin mother is about to deliver a baby and ABC7 health specialist Denise Dador is there to help.
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Victoria Featured in Boston Business Journal: This MGH Institute Patient Gives Birth Every 30 Minutes — and Students Take Note
Victoria is a blinking, breathing, birthing $80,000 robot, designed to help graduate health care students at the MGH Institute of Health Professions.
