At the UC Davis Center for Virtual Care, practitioners have access to an unprecedented array of sophisticated teaching aids, from human patient simulators that breathe and respond to treatment like real patients to surgical robots that hold instruments and respond to voice command. The Center for Virtual Care brings realism to preclinical education. It provides advanced traning for procedures as well as innovation in the operating room.
Why simulation? is a summary of simulation education and an explanation of the why, what, how, when and where. This is the first session of a yearlong Simulation Education series in the Center for Virtual Care at UC Davis. Dr. Bair is the medical director for the Center for Virtual Care and a Simulation Educator.
This lecture covers important elements of code blue leadership and is part of the UCDHS module for code blue training.
This lecture is part two of a two part comprehensive lecture on cardiocerebral resuscitation and is part of the UCDHS module for code blue training.
This lecture is part one of a two part comprehensive lecture on cardiocerebral resuscitation and is part of the UCDHS module for code blue training.
The topic covered in this lecture is basic airway management in cardiac arrest and is part of the UCDHS module for code blue training.
This lecture covers the critical drugs used in cardiac arrest management and is part of the UCDHS module for code blue training.
This presentation is by Hernando Garzon, an emergency physician for Kaiser Permanente Global Health Programs and was given to the UC Davis Virtual Care Department.