Simulation news from FierceHealthcare
NewsVideo games train medical students
Diverging from entertainment purposes, video game developers are applying virtual reality technology to medical training, reports the Washington Post. These "serious games" allow medical students to Read more...
Mobile simulation labs deliver on-site surgical training
Future surgeons throughout the Midwest are able to get the training they need without major interruptions in their work schedules, thanks to mobile operating rooms that travel to different hospitals. Read more...
Mannequins help doctors practice their moves
Sometimes, when medical schools want to teach students the basics--or senior faculty some new tricks--they hire live people to come in and play the role of a patient with one disorder or another. Read more...
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