Mobile Healthcare Simulation Unit
The Healthcare Simulation Unit (HSU) is an outreach education vehicle with the ability to provide interprofessional simulation-based healthcare education at a distance from the Clinical Simulation Center at the Brody School of Medicine. The vehicle has a realistic, simulated, fully-equipped hospital resuscitation bay, an additional ambulance compartment, an area for controlling the operation of the simulators, and video debriefing capability. Training is accomplished using sophisticated adult and pediatric patient simulators and procedural skills task trainers.
If you are interested in developing an educational program using the Healthcare Simulation Unit, please contact us to discuss your program objectives, scheduling options, and costs associated with the HSU.
Our team can develop a program specific to your needs, including:
- Simulated Clinical Scenarios
- Resuscitation Simulation and Skills
- Clinical Procedural Skills Training
- Interprofessional Teamwork and Communication
- Practice and Performance Assessment
Our program has high and medium fidelity patient simulators:
- Adult
- Pregnant Female
- Child
- Infant
- Neonate
- Trauma
Our program has a variety of procedural task trainers:
- Adult and Pediatric
- Airway
- Chest Tube Insertion
- Intraosseous Line Insertion
- Central Venous Line Insertion
- Thoracentesis
- Paracentesis
- Lumbar Puncture
- Urethral Catheterization
- Suturing
- And many others!