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.
Through simulation training, the Wyoming Medical Center hopes to prepare their medical staff to better respond to postpartum hemorrhaging.
OB departments use simulation training to improve morale, teamwork, and streamline procedures during labor and delivery emergencies.
The Debra L. Spunt Clinical Simulation Labs (CSLs) recently added the infant patient simulator to their state-of-the-art facility to help train nurses on how to treat infants during a medical emergency.
Recently, the residents and fellows of OHSU practiced treating patients with acute respiratory distress at their new simulation center.
Gaumard’s lifelike simulators are changing how nurses at Seminole State College practice and master clinical skills.
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.
In Puerto Rico, where communities are still recovering from damage caused by Hurricane Maria, a new simulation center is training nurses in life-saving skills.
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.
Boston Children’s Hospital recently acquired a new teaching tool to help train area doctors and nurses on how to deal with neonatal emergencies.
For nursing students, training for the licensing exam is a time consuming and arduous process.