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Gillian: Additionally, nurses, doctors, and clinicians can be trained on this device. You do not need a specialist, like a perfusionist, to be able to operate it. Most theater clinicians can utilize this device with a brief training session and basic understanding, allowing it to move wherever surgery is being performed. ...
Introduction Incidence of caesarean section performed at full dilatation is increasing. Delivery can be technically challenging and associated with increased maternal and neonatal morbidity. The objectives of this study were to evaluate local caesarean section rate at full dilatation, assess the indications, review the maternal and neonatal morbidity and identify any training ...
The defence industry requires advanced technology and solutions for the unique, and often extreme conditions, in which people work. The military conducts scientific and technological research and officer training in high altitude environments with low oxygen levels. Thus, reduced oxygen delivery devices are necessary and widely used by various branches of the military, including the Air Force, ...
All skilled attendants need to be familiar with the diagnosis of breech presentation in labor and with maneuvers for vaginal breech delivery using simulation, because in many settings it is increasingly unlikely that birth attendants will undertake enough vaginal breech deliveries to maintain competency without simulation training. 8 PAIN RELIEF ...
Synthetic Distributed Readiness Training Environment (SDRTE) combines Advanced Distributed Interactive Simulation (A-DIS) and Medical Application Service Provider (Med-ASP) concepts into a seamlessly integrated training platform for the development and maintenance of First Responder (1RP) operational medical readiness. A synthetic substitute for ...