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Members
of The SIM Group at CIMIT
have been actively involved in the development of medical simulation since
the mid-1990’s. Formed in February, 2001 the multi-disciplinary
research team was organized under the leadership of Dr. Steve Dawson to
investigate how technology can improve medical education and increase
patient safety. With expertise in all areas of medical simulation, CIMIT Simulation is working to make
both surgery and medical practice safter.
Recent articles in The Bulletin of the American College of Surgeons, the March 16, 2003 New York Times Magazine; How to Save a Soldier, and findings from meetings with leaders in medical education point out the healthcare industry is ready to accept that medical simulation can play a vital role advancing medical education and increasing patient safety.
Recent articles in The Bulletin of the American College of Surgeons, the March 16, 2003 New York Times Magazine; How to Save a Soldier, and findings from meetings with leaders in medical education point out the healthcare industry is ready to accept that medical simulation can play a vital role advancing medical education and increasing patient safety.
Steve Dawson, MD, Featured on Channel 5's CityLine
Advanced Initiatives in Medical Simulation 2nd Annual Congressional Meeting and Exhibition. Registration now available on the new AIMS website www.medsim.org.
SITU and VIRGIL presented to the White House Interagency Medical Staff, details and pictures available.
Looking for the recently published work on Truthcube?
VIRGIL Presented at MEDCUER 2004 in Klaipeda, Lithuania.
The SIM Group wins The Army's Greatest Invention for 2003! Pictures and Details availabe.
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