Conway Regional Health System unveiled a new simulation lab Thursday designed to train the next generation of healthcare ...

Nov. 8—Amy Pyatt, of Joplin, never pictured herself becoming an actress, but her part-time job posing as a sick patient at Kansas City University-Joplin has helped dozens of medical students gain ...

They say necessity is the mother of invention. During the COVID-19 pandemic, this came to life in order to provide UAB DPT second-year students an opportunity to participate in providing physical ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- "Is everything all right with my baby?" the patient demanded. Then the newborn cried. "Oh, you've got a girl," Spectrum Health's simulation educator Vickie Slot said as she ...

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Karri Livingston remembers the “Seinfeld” episode with Kramer as a simulated patient. It still makes her laugh. She began as a simulated patient at Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences in ...

For many medical students, there’s no better way to learn how to treat patients than hands on and in real life settings. McLaren Greater Lansing is doing just that. Using an educational tool that ...

Hundreds of Gulf Coast State College students gathered in anticipation Thursday for the groundbreaking of the new nursing and ...

The small hospital room was packed with charts, fluid bags and monitors. John Arm lay in the bed, tubes emerging from his body. His chest heaved steadily under the sheet. Then his eyelids fluttered ...

PSC is the home to one of the most advanced nursing simulation centers in the Southeastern United States. Students can safely practice in a controlled environment that can simulate a wide-range of ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Medical professionals traditionally learn to save lives in actual life and death situations. While hands-on experiences is indispensable, medical educators say, just like pilots ...

Amy Pyatt, of Joplin, never pictured herself becoming an actress, but her part-time job posing as a sick patient at Kansas City University-Joplin has helped dozens of medical students gain experience.