Join us at Kansas City Healthcare Simulation Conference on Friday, September 18th!
The non-profit Kansas City Regional Simulation Association, who is hosting this conference, is a membership-supported alliance that represents all educational and training disciplines in the Kansas City region. They aim to increase each member’s mastery of immersive, participatory and experiential educational and training techniques in healthcare.
The theme for KCHSC is to, “Assess, Align, Advance: A Needs-Based Approach to Simulationists’ Growth,” which aligns closely with our approach as a company. At KbPort, we prioritize improving patient safety by providing the most advanced and up-to-date solutions for education.
We’re always looking ahead to what’s next, continuously advancing our products so we can continue supporting better patient outcomes. At KCHSC, we’ll be sharing insights and showcasing our products, including demos of our SimCab V7 ECO Model 200 & SimCart V7 ECO Model 20, along with our Simulated Electronic Medical Record, SimEMR.
SimCab V7 ECO Model 200 and SimCart V7 ECO Model 20 are both fully integrated workstations with electronic-locking storage features and integrated simulated medical record, medication administration, and video integration software. Our Automated Dispensing System (ADS) allows learners to practice the workflows used in real-life clinical environments, from documentation to barcode scanning and medication administration.
SimEMR is a simulated electronic medical record solution that enables students to learn how to electronically chart in today’s hospitals. SimEMR brings clinical documentation to the simulation lab and classroom for student nurses and physicians, nurse practitioners, medical assistants, and many other healthcare disciplines.
Along with our live product demonstrations, we can also discuss about what you’re looking for, from streamlining center management, enhancing video and debriefing capabilities to finding solutions that support your curriculum.
We’re looking forward to meeting you all, exchanging fresh ideas and perspectives, and learning from the simulation community. These connections and conversations help us to stay curious, to continue learning, and to keep looking ahead to what’s next in healthcare education.
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