MicroSim
|
Practice virtual patient cases with microsimulation
Helping Increase Educational Efficiency
MicroSim provides self-directed learning through the simulation of realistic patient scenarios. It is a computer program that simulates medical emergencies and procedures to help learners develop decision-making and critical thinking skills. Together with team training in scenarios, MicroSim is a resource-efficient way for learners to practice virtual patient cases that ready them for the real world. MicroSim has three different versions: Inhospital, Prehospital and Military. Learn more in our case studies below:
|
|
|
MicroSim InhospitalMicroSim Inhospital is designed for use by all healthcare professionals, especially for physicians, nurses, physicians assistants, and medical residents. MicroSim Inhospital version is Guidelines 2005 compliant. MicroSim Inhospital AHA Modules: Airway & Breathing Chest Pain Cardiac Arrest 1 Cardiac Arrest 2 Cardiac Arrhythmia 1 (Tachydia) Cardiac Arrhythmia 2 (Bradycardia) Metabolic & Environmental Emergencies Poisoning & Overdose *Each module has 5 patient cases. Order Online
|
|
MicroSim PrehospitalMicroSim Prehospital is an innovative solution for EMS providers, EMS training schools and other institutions looking to improve educational effectiveness. Order Online
|
|
MicroSim MilitaryMicroSim Military was developed in close coorporation with the US Army. The scenarios are in the combat zone, emergency stations and in MEDEVACs. The learner has access to most of the tools and drugs that are available in these settings. MicroSim can solve educational and economic needs for medical training in the military. Order Online
|
|
MicroSim CurriculumAre you running a training program for emergency medicine and are thinking of ways to improve your program? Are you experiencing pressure to have more students go through your program more efficiently and still improve the educational value of your program? Are you exploring alternative ways to address these challenges? |
|
MicroSim Installation and Integration GuideLearn more about how you can get MicroSim up and running at your facility and fully integrate the system into your curriculum. Bob, the director of staff development at a hospital chain decides to buy MicroSim - what happens when the package arrives? Click here to see a step by step detailed guide on how to benefit from the system's full potential. |