Evolved Specialist Medical Simulation

SimMan 3G Trauma and SimMan 3G PLUS patient simulators, realistic casualty representation and specialist technical support enable extended scenarios shaped around clinical instructors’ training objectives. Teams can rehearse sustained assessment, changing casualty conditions, resource pressures, team rotations and effective handover when evacuation is delayed.

Role 1 provides initial assessment, emergency treatment and stabilisation. Role 2 provides more advanced deployed care, including resuscitation and, where surgically equipped, damage control surgery.

Clinically informed. Engineered to be repeatable, repairable and replaceable.

Our damage control surgery simulation capabilities have been extensively researched, designed, engineered, delivered and continually refined alongside NHS and MOD surgeons specialising in trauma, vascular, orthopaedic and general surgery. Repairable assemblies and replaceable components support repeated use across demanding training programmes.

Our next generation of medical simulation is being developed to connect Role 1 and Role 2 training, with the ambition of setting a new benchmark for integrated medical simulation.

Options include SimMan 3G Trauma and SimMan 3G PLUS, casualty actors, moulage and simulated bodies or body parts. Select the equipment for the intended clinical task. Surgical procedural training requires appropriate task trainers and qualified instruction; a patient manikin is not a complete surgical simulator.

Yes. Medical serials can be planned alongside other training activity, with casualty flow, team coordination and handover objectives agreed in advance.

Nautilus can discuss specialist casualty representation, scenario support and the staffing and equipment needed for the proposed scale.

No. Clinical assessment criteria, assessors and any qualification requirements must be agreed with the responsible training authority.