DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Asia Pacific Patient Simulator Market to 2025 - Regional Analysis and Forecasts by Product, End User, and Country" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's ...

NINGBO, ZHEJIANG PROVINCE, CHINA, January 19, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- In recent years, the global healthcare ...

Husson University in Bangor is adding a lifelike patient simulator that will let nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy and pharmacy students practice their skills in a hands-on medical ...

Dubai: When it comes to recreating real life medical emergency scenarios without risking patient safety, the only simulation centre in Dubai seems to be up to the challenge. The six life-sized ...

SAN FRANCISCO – Duke University Medical Center researchers have demonstrated that training research coordinators on a human simulator prior to a complex clinical trial can significantly improve the ...

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 ...

The significance of robust education and training is unequivocal in the dynamic realm of healthcare, marked by relentless advances in medical science and a steadfast pivot toward patient-centric care ...

Nurses, doctors and even health care students who want to practice on pediatric patients in Cedar Rapids can now turn to a new high-tech helper at Mercy Medical Center. It’s a patient simulator that ...

A lifelike mannequin will be teaching astronauts, flight surgeons and other mission personnel how to effectively manage medical emergencies in space. “This patient simulator is no dummy. It breathes, ...

ORLANDO, Fla. – He screams, he bleeds, he tells you where it hurts. His leg is blown off. He bleeds, a lot. Apply a tourniquet, get it right, and you might save his life. If he is human. If he is a ...

Photo by Michael Kelly Surgical technologist students Paige Linville, left, and Jami Matthew watch as instructor Megan Ludwig demonstrates how the eyes of Apollo, a patient simulator, react to light.