Regarding patient and community safety, it is important to prepare learners of all disciplines for safe handling of medications before they transition into real-world healthcare practice. Simulated medications allow room for learners to make mistakes while practicing medication packaging and dispensation and administration, developing their confidence and hands-on skills with no harm to patients.
As the cold weather approaches, it is important that we remind ourselves to take extra care when practicing proper sanitation. While healthcare professionals are always expected to follow standard sanitation guidelines, the spread of viruses peaks as the weather gets colder, so it’s best to stay mindful during the winter months. Hand hygiene and
We are excited to inform you that KbPort™ will be exhibiting at INACSL24 held in Raleigh, North Carolina on June 12–15. Come visit our booth in the Exhibit Hall to learn more about our products and solutions. With over 2,400 members worldwide, the International Nursing Association for Clinical Simulation and Learning (INACSL) is an
We are excited to announce the release of our Nursing Education Lesson Plans, 2nd Edition! We have worked hard with both nursing and pharmacy professionals as well as our trusted partner schools to rework our first edition lesson plans based on customer feedback and to reflect the ever-evolving world of nursing. Our nursing educators
Did you know all of our products are made and assembled in the United States? We have two locations, one in Pittsburgh, PA and one in Burnet, TX, dedicated to the research, craft, and production of some of the most innovative and top of the line simulation products. Opening our first location in Pittsburgh,
Battery-powered carts allow nursing staff to bring a computer to the patient’s bedside. This enables them to enter data, update electronic medical records, and use auxiliary equipment without being tethered to a wall outlet or making repeated trips to a computer room. Learners will experience battery technology in the real world, so we’ve made
In the healthcare education industry, simulation is used to improve patient safety outcomes by integrating traditional education with practice-based training. Providing learners with a good foundation and hands-on experience is the key to future success in their careers. Simulation in healthcare education has risen significantly over the past two decades due to the continuous
Binghamton University’s Decker School of Nursing continues to enhance learning outcomes by providing its students with the most advanced medication administration training devices on the market. SimCartRx™ is a realistic, medication administration cart that is designed exclusively for training purposes. Actual clinical devices often fail to deliver effective learning opportunities because they are completely
