KBPORT™ SIMPLICITY™ SOLUTIONS
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Whether building a new simulation center or expanding or renovating an existing center, KbPort Simplicity™, an end-to-end solution that begins with designing the ideal environment, meets the needs of any facility setup.
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Latest news from KbPort™
SimCartRx™ Custom Power Solutions
Battery-powered carts allow nursing staff to bring a computer to the patient’s bedside. This enables them to enter data, update
Why is Simulation in Healthcare Education Important?
In the healthcare education industry, simulation is used to improve patient safety outcomes by integrating traditional education with practice-based training.
Florence-Darlington Tech’s Innovative Pharmacy Technician Program
Florence-Darlington Technical College's new Pharmacy Technician Program is ready to enhance learning outcomes by providing students with advanced simulation tools
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
KbPort™ and Kitware Release SimPulse™
KbPort and Kitware are excited to announce the release SimPulse™, a Virtual Patient Simulator With Real-Time Physiologic and Pharmacologic Responses.
Introducing our New SimEMR® Telehealth Module!
More and more medical facilities are turning to telehealth systems as a patient care option. As the use and demand
Use Healthcare Simulation to Improve Medication Administration Safety
With registration ending March 24th, HealthySimulation.com is thrilled to announce its first (limited enrollment) continuing education 6 hour clinical simulation
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.
