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KbPort™ Special SimEMR® Offer!
Dear Members of the Educational Community, KbPort™ is offering a subscription bonus in light of recent global events. Purchase an
Realistic Medication Administration with SimCartRx™ Prepares Nursing Students for Clinical Environments
Binghamton University’s Decker School of Nursing continues to enhance learning outcomes by providing its students with the most advanced medication
COVID-19 Relief Effort: KbPort™ & Kitware
Dear Members of the Educational Community, As distance learning and online education have become a significant source of education during
FEATURED ARTICLE
Teaching Proper Blood Pressure Measurement with BPSim™
“Training healthcare providers in the psycho-motor aspects of blood pressure auscultation is crucial. The ability for learners to recognize appropriate Korotkoff sounds as well as perfect valve control for pressure relief are key.” — Wendeline Grbach, MSN, RN, CLNC
COVID-19 Medical Simulation Partners
KbPort™ appreciates the overwhelming support we have received from our simulation partners. HealthySimulation.com: A leading simulation resource website has published
KbPort™ COVID-19 Relief Effort – Patient Profile Sharing
In light of the COVID-19 crisis, we recognize faculty are seeking alternatives to on-site clinical and classroom education to
KbPort™ COVID-19 Relief Effort
UPDATE: Webinars Tuesdays 2PM Eastern Join us for open SimEMR® & Virtual MedsManager™ training Q&A sessions. Contact responseteam@kbport.com for details.
REVIEWED PRODUCT
BPSim™ for Simulation
BPSim™ provides an additional layer of realism to standardized patient scenarios, by requiring learners to accurately measure pre-programmed blood pressure, rather than documenting reported values from the patient.