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medichopeful

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Duke University School of Medicine uses it. However, I can't see where this could come anywhere close to the experience you would get in a simulation lab.

Example of a Simulation Lab:

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebnglO6-6AQ[/YOUTUBE]
 
medicRob said:
Duke University School of Medicine uses it. However, I can't see where this could come anywhere close to the experience you would get in a simulation lab.

Example of a Simulation Lab:

[YOUTUBE]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebnglO6-6AQ[/YOUTUBE]
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Oh I'll definitely agree that a simulation lab would be much better, but I just don't have the funding to buy one for myself :P
 
medichopeful said:
I ran across this recently. Does anybody have any information on it, like when it will be out and whether it will be available to the public?

http://www.virtualheroes.com/healthcare.asp

Thanks!
Eric
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Nice way to do case studies I would think.

We had a much less purty one at uni. It wasn't any good though because you always felt you knew what you would be doing/looking for but you had to figure out how to make the computer do that.
 
Melclin said:
Nice way to do case studies I would think.

We had a much less purty one at uni. It wasn't any good though because you always felt you knew what you would be doing/looking for but you had to figure out how to make the computer do that.
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Interesting way to use simulation, not sure if it would work for me. Received a newborn/mother and child sim-man over the holidays. They have made teach PALS and ACLS more entertaining. Students are more engaged it seems.
 
emtpche said:
Interesting way to use simulation, not sure if it would work for me. Received a newborn/mother and child sim-man over the holidays. They have made teach PALS and ACLS more entertaining. Students are more engaged it seems.
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When you say sim-man are you talking about a computer program or those resusi-anne type dolls with vitals and so forth? Because the dolls are invaluable.
 
Melclin said:
When you say sim-man are you talking about a computer program or those resusi-anne type dolls with vitals and so forth? Because the dolls are invaluable.
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We have the resusi-anne type dolls. Teaching seldom used skills at a FD and they have 3 of them as well. Makes running scenarios a lot easier.
 
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