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One of the presentations at the Kaiser Datapalooza. Kaiser Permanente Center for Total Health. 700 2nd St NE, Washington, DC.
Simulation day at #CityCollegeFTL! We conducted a scenario involving a mass casualty situation with five victims, in which students from several programs participated. The results were outstanding! The medical assisting students came to the aide of one victim and called the EMS team to take over. The most severe patient was taken to the operating room for surgery, with the anesthesia and surgical technology students. Amazing work was done by our students.
Staged Simulation of an Anesthesia & Surgical Resident interaction taking place in the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health (UWSMPH) Department of Anesthesiology Simulation Laboratory.
The Anesthesiology Resident clearly went to medical school elsewhere!
European Political Community Summit Simulation for Moldovan Youth, 2023
On 26-27 May, 50 young people from various regions of Moldova took part in a simulation of the European Political Community Summit, organised by the Young European Ambassadors (YEAs) from Moldova. The event took place at the Moldovan Parliament in Chisinau.
The simulation took place on the eve of the summit of the European political community held near Chisinau on 1 June at the initiative of the EU. Forty-seven heads of state and government, as well as the presidents of the European Council, the European Commission and the European Parliament were invited to the summit.
The simulation provided young participants with the opportunity to take on the role of European leaders representing their countries or institutions. Participants discussed a variety of topics, including peace, democracy, climate, energy, security and misinformation, and offered their vision of how to strengthen security and stability on the European continent.
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Combat Casualty Care Course C4, in Chile, Students from 6 Latino American Countries, made Medical Simulation Skills Stations, using the state of the art in Human Patient Simulation at the field, with iStan METI, METIman, Meti ECS and the new CAE Caesar, and also some Laerdal Megacode Kelly and Simman patient simulators. During seven days, 158 Doctors, Dentist, Nurses, Medics, and Navy Marines and Special Forces, from all the Armed Forces of Chile, and also some guest (7) from other countries like Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador and Paraguay, have the opportunity to learn the most advanced technics and skills in Combat Casualty Care, with lessons learned in the Global War on Terrorism, with 50 instructors from Chile and the DMRTI (USA). This was the 10th version of this program in Chile, since 2003, and the only one country outside the US, running the program.
Simulation day at #CityCollegeFTL! We conducted a scenario involving a mass casualty situation with five victims, in which students from several programs participated. The results were outstanding! The medical assisting students came to the aide of one victim and called the EMS team to take over. The most severe patient was taken to the operating room for surgery, with the anesthesia and surgical technology students. Amazing work was done by our students.
This image shows two students in the University of Michigan School of Nursing class in Second Life. Behind the students, you see the supervising faculty members, Michelle Aebersold and Dana Tschannen. In this exercise, the students discover a problem in the patient's care, and roleplay the necessary communication skills to resolve the problem and prevent its reoccurrence.
This is a only a simulation of radar target detection made by me beaming sound waves! For this I use only a pulse of low sound frequency toward a target (works like a transmiter) and I received back the echoes in a electret microphone located just in the focos of parabolic dish. In reality this dish isn't parabolic but espheroid one and that I found it's not so good . It is possible see the echos in a audio spectrometer like this. This works like a sonar, the difference between radar is that it beams sounds besides radiowaves.
This is an image of the supervising faculty of the University of Michigan School of Nursing course in Second Life. Behind her you see the other faculty member in the simulations meeting room in conversation with a couple students.