Prevent Stroke in Children with Sickle Cell Anemia
Dr. Shehi Abubakar practices operating a Transcranial Doppler simulator before taking it home to Nigeria. Our unique simulator can help ease the shortage of providers trained to perform TCD.
The low cost of ultrasound equipment has encouraged many rural providers to adopt POCUS into their practices. However POCUS takes more than a one day course to learn, and travel to attend courses is not practical. Our simulators enable inexpensive on-site training because our unique immediate feedback technology gives guidance like having “a prof at your side.”
Practice on real patient images to acquire the advanced skills needed for interventional guidance. Our immediate feedback helps learners gauge their progress in acquiring images rapidly, obtaining additional views, and skillfully transitioning from view to view.
Simulation has now been proven more effective than lecture, e-learning, or even hands-on training in the OR in teaching transesophageal echo. It is safe for the patient, and safe for the trainee. Our simulator is better than safe. The self-directed curriculum takes the load off you by giving feedback so you don’t even need to stand by.
Test your trainees with objective and quantitative skill metrics. Print out reports of their progress through the curriculum from baseline; measure their learning curve. Our validated metrics allow you to compare training results from year to year, curriculum to curriculum. Suitable for standardized exams.