Making a difference

A complete mobile solution Simulation has gathered increasing acceptance over the years as an integral part of healthcare training and a fundamental approach to help improve patient safety. The challenge now for educators is how to make it more accessible to the wider healthcare community, so that the educational benefits can be experienced by both healthcare practitioners and ultimately, the patients they care for.

SimMan Essential has been designed to meet this challenge.

A realistic, full body adult, wireless patient simulator, SimMan Essential offers comprehensive clinical functionality to teach the core skills of airway, breathing, cardiac and circulation management. With ‘simplicity of use being a core principle of its design, both novice and experienced instructors can take full advantage of the benefits of simulation. With a range of Technical and Educational Services and a full complement of patient cases and scenarios to ease instructor preparation time, SimMan Essential ensures simulation programs are successfully supported from the outset.

In-situ and inter-disciplinary team training

Bringing together multi-disciplinary healthcare professionals in their actual workplace to rehearse both common clinical scenarios and emergency critical incidents is a significant component of successful simulation practice. From an emergency situation in a remote location through the process of definitive care in a hospital, SimMan Essential injects greater realism into scenario based training to further enhance and contextualize learning objectives in preparation for real patient encounters.

Building skills competence

While offering unique training opportunities to improve communication skills and develop effective team performance, SimMan Essential will also help build individual student competence in a number of clinical skills. From basic to complex levels of difficulty, skills repetition in simulated practice reduces the potential for error and enhances skills performance when it really matters.

 

Directions for SimMan use:

http://laerdalcdn.blob.core.windows.net/downloads/f2069/Directions_for_Use_for_SimMan_Essential_and_Bleeding_Rev_F.pdf

 

An Evidence Based review of Simulation with supporting links.

 

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/pmc2966571/