Stanford’s 4,900-square-foot innovation center, called Simulation Innovation Center, offers space for nurses, physicians and social workers to practice in a realistic and risk-free environment, according to a June 5 news release from Stanford Medicine Children’s Health.
The center features advanced technology, including high-fidelity mannequins, high-resolution simulation AV, and real-life equipment like mechanical ventilators. These tools, according to the press release, simulate a wide range of medical conditions and provide realistic feedback to users.
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