Preparing Teams for Real-World Clinical Complexity
Preparing Teams for Real-World Clinical Complexity
Simulation helps organizations prepare for the challenges of real-world care by replicating realistic patient conditions and clinical complexity.
Through these virtual demonstrations, you'll explore the capabilities of SimMan 3G PLUS and SimMan Critical Care, compare their unique strengths, and assess which solution best aligns with your organization's training objectives.
SimMan® 3G PLUS
August 20 | 2:00 PM ET
SimMan 3G PLUS is a patient simulator designed to support a wide range of clinical and simulation applications. Combining realistic patient responses with functionality, it enables organizations to address diverse training objectives, patient presentations, and operational requirements within a single platform.
Explore how SimMan 3G PLUS delivers the adaptability needed to support everything from foundational clinical skills to advanced, scenario-based team training.
Key capabilities include:
- ✓Realistic physiological responses
- ✓Airway, breathing, and circulation management
- ✓Team communication and coordination exercises
- ✓Flexible scenario development and execution
- ✓Applications across a variety of clinical disciplines and environments
SimMan® Critical Care
August 27 | 2:00 PM ET
SimMan Critical Care is designed for organizations seeking enhanced realism in respiratory and high-acuity patient care simulation. With advanced physiological modeling and capabilities focused on complex patient presentations, it supports simulation experiences that reflect the dynamic nature of critically ill patients.
Explore how SimMan Critical Care can help address training needs where respiratory management, ongoing assessment, and rapid changes in patient condition are central to care delivery.
Key capabilities include:
- ✓Advanced respiratory and ventilation-focused simulation
- ✓Dynamic physiological responses
- ✓Complex patient condition management
- ✓Hemodynamic and cardiac monitoring applications
- ✓High-acuity and critical care-focused scenarios