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In this short webinar, we: introduce SimMan® Vascular, introduce our partnership with Mentice, and discuss SimMan® Vascular's features and capabilities.

The complex health care needs of today's society require healthcare professionals to work as a collaborative team. During this on-demand webinar from September 2019, Dr. Ivette Motola will review best evidence practices for integrating simulation into your hospital training program.

In this short article, we explore how using real medical equipment in simulations can better prepare your learners to manage a ventilated patient, monitor vital signs, and perform defibrillation.

To address knowledge gaps surrounding how to operate simulators and develop and integrate simulations into the curriculum, continual competency development is critical. Implementing high-quality educational courses for faculty can also help them to better assess learner performance. This article discusses three problem areas cited by simulation educators, coordinators, and administrators.

In this article, we explore three areas that can make a positive impact on pediatric patient outcomes.

In this article, we share an overview of the challenges presented in a pediatric SCA and discuss how increasing the frequency and quality of hands-on practice for pediatric resuscitation can help.

On-Demand Webinar from October 2018. Learn how to manage a tension pneumothorax scenario and asses the patient’s condition using the LLEAP Patient Monitor and a real ventilator.

On-Demand Webinar from June, 2018. Learn how to conduct a post-op ventilator management scenario with this collaboratively developed solution integrating IngMar Medical's ASL 5000™ Lung Solution with Laerdal Medical's SimMan® platform.

This featured story reflects one institution’s experience implementing the Simulation Education Solutions for Nursing (SESN) program. The following are discussed herein: the challenges prior to the change, the process of implementing change, and the results thus far. The featured story was developed in collaboration with, and approved by, SIUE.

Carlos and Joshua were the first paramedic team at the scene of the Pulse Nightclub tragedy in 2016. Their skills, decisiveness, and resilience under pressure saved the 13 patients they treated and transported that early morning.