COVID-19 has raised many questions about care protocols, patient needs, hospital layouts, and how to prepare for the unexpected. Here, we share what some hospitals have identified as their lessons learned from the coronavirus and how simulation training can help moving forward.

In hospitals, Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs) are among the departments having to take the most extreme precautions in response to COVID-19. We’re listening to our clients, and here are some ways that NICUs are adjusting to COVID-19.

To better support customer needs, building AI healthcare education tools that embrace and convey the natural diversity and variability represented in human populations is key to providing healthcare students with much-needed realism in their learning.

Learn how Westfields Hospital, through their "patient-centered" approach, build collaboration through practice and employ simulation training regularly.

Rapid-Cycle Deliberate Practice (RCDP) is a simulation method that differs just a bit to the traditional simulation training. However, whereas the traditional one highlights the debriefing, RCDP is actually skipping this to the benefit of structured feedback and repetitions to create immediate skill improvements.

Explore a few of the current priorities that have the attention of many districts this school year. And, learn some ways you can use simulation in these areas to elevate your Health Sciences program.

Laerdal Medical have announced that the Laerdal Silicone Resuscitator, Laerdal Silicone Masks, NeoNatalie Resuscitator, Upright Bag Mask, Upright Bag Mask with PEEP and Newborn Mask have achieved MDR certification.

Are you considering implementing peer-to-peer skills practice into your existing curricula? Download this free educational resource for a brief introduction to the concept, pedagogy, and research of peer learning.

Watch the Product Showcase Webinar "What’s New in Resuscitation" from September 2021.