University of Wyoming’s nursing program uses simulation to help train a new generation of nurses who fill the frontline provider and educator roles needed to reduce the nursing shortage.
Midwifery students use simulation-based training to learn and practice neonatal neonatal resuscitation.
NMCC is building a new EMS simulation lab that aims to improve the quality of rural healthcare in Maine
OHSU uses simulation-based training to provide clinical training for students on how to safely care for COVID-19 patients.
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
The Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW) has integrated online learning with its simulation center to enable students to continue their education and fulfill their clinical hours.
Communication skills are vital to educating patients about their illness and treatment and helps improve patient outcomes.
Gundersen Health System students practice clinical and teamwork skills on simulators before they treat a real patient
DeSales University students participate in simulated clinical events wherein they will practice clinical skills and gain experience providing care to patients.
Nursing students at Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, use simulation-based training to help them prepare for rare obstetric emergencies.
MPCC students use simulation to gain hands-on experience providing care for patients during obstetric and neonatal care events.
Springfield Tech has used a state grant to purchase a new high-fidelity patient simulator to help students and medical practitioners develop clinical skills and gain experience in treating patients.
SCC is using simulation to provide nursing students with a variety of obstetric experiences before they work with real patients.
Paramedic students at the University of New Haven’s Fire Science and Professional Studies program are using healthcare simulation to help them improve their skills when treating a pregnant patient.
Several hospital staff and emergency responders in Lincoln County, Oregon, participated in simulation-based trauma training to be better prepared to handle coordinated care.
EMS educators receive simulation-based training to improve the patient care skills of first-responders
Gurnick Academy has opened a new sim center to provide training to nursing students.
Gaumard shows off their latest advancements in healthcare simulation at IMSH.
Miami Dade College’s new simulation center will provide hands-on training to 1700 medical, nursing, and EMS students using Gaumard simulators
MassBay Community College EMS students are using simulation in their training program.
The Ocean City, MD Fire Department will use a new high-fidelity patient simulator to provide training for their paramedics
The College of Nursing at Adelphi University will use a new high-fidelity birthing simulator to train nursing students
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.
Concordia University is using simulation to train their nursing students, so they provide pediatric patients with the best care possible during emergency events.
Pitt Community College School of Nursing is set to open a new simulation-based training hospital.
SSM Health hospitals are using simulation-based training to help their staff be better prepared to handle emergencies.
Pediatric HAL allow home healthcare nurses to get hands-on training and gain the experience and muscle memory needed to respond to any emergency.
Pediatric HAL, the world’s most advanced pediatric patient simulator, is the first pediatric simulator who can reproduce lifelike emotions, facial expressions, and speech to help health care professionals develop effective communication and diagnostic skills.
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.
One of the most challenging aspects of caring for a baby is that they cannot tell you when something is wrong.
The Queen, Elizabeth II, officially opened the University of Hull’s Allam Medical Building on November 16, 2017.
The bold vision to create a facility capable of shifting the landscape of health care education and practice manifests on Thursday, September 28, when the School of Nursing and Health Studies’ (SONHS) Simulation Hospital officially opens its doors.
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.
On this week’s Tech Nation, if it looks like a newborn baby and moves like one and sounds like one, well, it just might be Super Tory, the newborn simulator from Gaumard Scientific.
MassBay Community College has a new Victoria Advanced Birthing and Neonatal simulator mannequin for its EMT and paramedics classes to teach about labor and delivery at the Framingham campus. The simulators are made by Gaumard Scientific.
Super Tory is being hailed as the world’s most advanced neonatal patient simulator and is the first that can go into cardiac arrest and be revived with real time chest compression’s and a ventilator.
“He has the ability to breathe, to blink, to talk, to cry,” said Dr. Mina Attaalla, the hospital’s simulation education director.
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.
Hal’s caregivers quickly identified the warning signs of a stroke—facial drooping, arm weakness and speech difficulty—and continued to find red flags.
For doctors, learning to make quick decisions in the delivery room can be the difference between life and death.
The NC Women’s Hospital education team purchased a Gaumard Scientific “Victoria” tetherless obstetric simulator at the end of 2014.
A “patient” named Hal has helped train some 450 nurses at Queen of the Valley Medical Center to fine-tune their stroke assessment skills.
The idea is simple: practice makes perfect.
A pair of nurses at Logan Regional Hospital surrounded the bed of a newborn infant on Wednesday morning.
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.
Maimonides has several advantages over nearby hospitals, and not just because its local community is somewhat healthier.
A lifelike technology at Seminole State College gives nursing students hands-on experience in labor and delivery scenarios.
No two deliveries are the same.
On October 14, students of Technical police departments, emergency and pre-hospital Nursing Care John Abbott participated in a mock collision with injuries requiring an arrest for drunk driving.
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.
Technology at Lurie Children’s Hospital has come a long way in the last 20 years.
Coconino Community College nursing, firefighting and emergency medical service students will soon be practicing on a breathing, bleeding, even complaining, patient.
SwedishAmerican Hospital has a new high-tech simulator, named Victoria, that makes sure health professionals are as prepared as possible when delivering babies.
Victoria blinks, breathes, talks, and bleeds, just like you. Not terribly impressive stuff—except that she’s a robot.
Victoria is a blinking, breathing, birthing $80,000 robot, designed to help graduate health care students at the MGH Institute of Health Professions.
EMTS at Yale-New Haven Hospital are put in high pressure scenarios, using a lifelike robotic manikin named “Victoria”.
High-tech mannequins at TJC are giving nurses and nursing students hands-on experience in labor and delivery scenarios.
The Gaumard Tory S2210 can be used to practice a variety of medical incidents that could happen with a baby.
Finley Hospital in Dubuque now has a new birthing simulator to help educate staff members.
A robotic mannequin that helps doctors practice delivering babies could usher in a new era of health care, some doctors believe.
At St. Cloud Hospital, Victoria is giving birth — again.
Gaumard® Scientific Company today announced that it will provide demonstrations of its innovative HAL patient simulators and Newborn Tory at the American Heart Association Scientific Sessions 2015.
Delivering a baby can be routine, or tremendously complex, jeopardizing the lives of both mother and baby.
She blinks, breathes, bleeds and births a baby, either by caesarean section or vaginally; take your pick.
Simulated Humans and Gene Therapy Breakthroughs.
A high-tech true-to-life manikin mother is about to deliver a baby and ABC7 health specialist Denise Dador is there to help.
Baylor University’s Louise Herrington School of Nursing (LHSON) in Dallas has added the industry’s most advanced birthing simulator, “Victoria.”
A high-tech new mannequin is taking center stage on one university campus here in the Valley. It’s a device that’s training a new generation of doctors to deliver babies.
“Push, Victoria, Push!” How do the next generation of physicians learn how to help women give birth? With Victoria, of course.
SIC was able to secure a Delta Regional Authority grant of about $32,000 toward the purchase of the Noelle simulator.
A life-saving tool has a life of its own. Creators of the Trauma Hal mannequin unveiled it to first responders this weekend.
In its ongoing effort to provide a state-of-the-art education, the Sacred Heart University School of Nursing has acquired a birthing simulator.
The Denver School of Nursing is using Victoria to train their students to become better labor and delivery nurses.
Nursing students at the University of Michigan-Flint will be working in a new simulation lab equipped with a Noelle patient simulator.
Is the Victoria S2200 the mother of all simulators? An article in OBGyn.net seems to think Victoria is deserving of that title.
The introduction of Victoria to Gaumard’s roster 300 simulators for health care education caught the attention of the Miami Herald.
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.