In addition to basic trauma care, the virtual training sessions cover crush injury scenarios, blast wounds, burn treatment and mental health trauma, according to a July 8 news release. The sessions are conducted from the medical center’s simulation emergency trauma center and involve mannequins with realistic wounds.
“With our simulation center, we have the ability to demonstrate to them what injuries may look like clinically and how we may do procedures in a very realistic situation,” said Nirav Patel, MD, trauma surgeon and one of the program’s panelists.
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