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Medical simulation across the casualty-care pathway
Medical simulation brings clinical skills and team performance into the same exercise. A coherent casualty-care scenario gives participants a reason to assess, communicate, coordinate and hand over care.
Train the team as well as the task
Nautilus’s capability includes medical simulation and damage-control-surgery training. Role 1 and Role 2 training requirements should define the clinical audience, the part of the care pathway being rehearsed and the intended learning outcomes. Scenario design can then connect individual tasks with the communication and coordination needed across the team.
Select equipment for the clinical objective
SimMan 3G Trauma and SimMan 3G PLUS support trauma assessment, haemorrhage-control, airway-management and resuscitation scenarios. These systems can support clinical team rehearsal in demanding training environments. Damage-control-surgery procedural training requires equipment and task trainers appropriate to the specific surgical objectives; a general patient simulator should not be assumed to cover every procedure.
Connect treatment, handover and review
Training can examine how a casualty’s changing condition is understood, how responsibilities are shared and how information is transferred between teams. Instructors can use repeatable scenarios and structured review to identify learning needs. The aim is a training package that connects the appropriate simulation tools, specialist instruction and exercise support around a defined clinical requirement.
Discuss your training requirement
Talk to Nautilus about the audience, learning objectives and specialist support your training needs.