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Give to Henson Medical Simulation Center on Giving Day and help us reach our total goal of $2530!
We are in need of two medical device simulators so that students feel more physically and psychologically immersed in near-real-world clinical situations. The Innov2Learn fingertip pulse oximeter ($750.00) and the simulated Welch Allyn Suretemp Plus 690 thermometer ($1,780.00) will help accelerate our students’ transition to real-world patient care.
When students place the Innov2Learn fingertip pulse oximeter on a manikin or standardized patient, scenario-specific blood oxygen saturation (SpO2) and pulse rate measurements can be pushed to and viewed on the pulse oximeter screen. Similarly, when students place The Innov2Learn oral thermometer probe into a standardized patient or manikin’s mouth the simulated Welch Allyn Suretemp Plus 690 thermometer will display scenario-specific temperature values (C or F).
The principal use of simulation-based training in preprofessional heath care education is to provide learners with the highest fidelity, near-real-world clinical scenarios possible.
Henson Medical Simulation Center
The mission of the Richard A. Henson Medical Simulation Center is to provide education, promote quality and patient safety, stimulate research and scholarship, and integrate evidence into clinical practice through the provision of invaluable simulation experiences for Salisbury University health professions students and area healthcare professionals.
Your gift to the Henson Medical Simulation Center will help us become the leader in simulation-enhanced healthcare education in the region. Providing state-of-the-science equipment and training will benefit not only Salisbury University students but also the medical community at large. Your gift, combined with others, will make a difference.