MIAMI, Jan. 28, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — Get ready to suspend disbelief when you walk into Gaumard’s booth at the International Meeting on Simulation in Healthcare January 29 – 31 in Orlando.
New anatomically accurate features make it easier than ever to treat the high-fidelity manikins on display in booth #617 as if they were real patients.
The Victoria® birthing simulator’s new eyes, for example, can focus and track moving objects, enabling users to conduct a neuro-assessment that evaluates impaired eye motion for warning signs of a stroke, head trauma, drug use, cranial nerve impairment and other conditions.
-
The Importance of Using Real Equipment During Simulation Sessions
Healthcare has become an increasingly device-heavy discipline, so to avoid errors, simulation-based learning should incorporate the use of real equipment.
-
Gaumard Simulators Train Physicians at ACOG 2017
She delivers a beautiful baby. He cries, moves and breathes.
-
Why America Needs More Midwives
Midwifery has been a commonplace practice throughout recorded history and across every culture.
