Throughout the year, UAB Clinical Simulation and the Heersink School of Medicine’s (HSOM) Department of Anesthesiology and Perioperative Medicine offer the Maintenance of Certification in Anesthesia (MOCA) simulation course to help health-care providers meet requirements set forth by the American Board of Anesthesiology.
As one of UAB Medicine’s newest clinics, Lee Branch Primary & Specialty Care enlisted the help of UAB Clinical Simulation to put its systems to the test.
UAB Clinical Simulation’s innovative eLearning platform allows for a variety of interactive and focused modules that can be designed and developed in-house to meet the specific needs of UAB Medicine practices, ensuring both relevance and effectiveness.
Through Clinical Simulation’s virtual reality offerings, members of the health-care team can simply put on a headset and immerse themselves in learning like never before.
iTeachU is a Focused Ultrasound Simulation Education (FUSE) course made available to anesthesia residents and fellows throughout their years at UAB.
This past February, the UAB Mobile Simulation team visited J. Paul Jones Hospital and Cahaba Medical Care in Camden, Ala., as well as Greene County Hospital in Eutaw, Ala., to deliver simulation experiences focused on rapid labor, more commonly known as precipitous delivery.
In March, the UAB Mobile Simulation team and Regional Medical Center of Central Alabama in Greenville, Ala., conducted an immersive simulation focused on Code Blue response.
The UAB Mobile Simulation team, in collaboration with Lakeland Community Hospital in Haleyville, Ala., orchestrated a patient care experience Simulation this past March.
Russell Medical Center in Alexander City, Ala., celebrated the grand opening of its dedicated simulation space for learners, and UAB Mobile Simulation made a special trip to join in the February festivities.
In the realm of medical emergencies, certain procedures stand out for their rarity, urgency and inherent risks. Among these is the Blakemore procedure, a critical intervention utilized to stabilize esophageal hemorrhages.