Proficiency development
A unique combination of simulation, education, research, and data analysis to accelerate the learning curve
VirtaMed training continuum
What we do
Simulator installation and initial training
Access to expert support and advice: we know our simulators and have deep medical education experience. Our team can help you with technical installation and initial training with end users virtually or on-site.
Course and curriculum customization
We ensure trainees and institutions get the most out of the simulation program. Our team can develop a personalized curriculum for your institution, whilst meeting standardized outcomes.
Curriculum integration
We have expertise and know-how to integrate simulation training into your institution's learning pathways for trainees to get the most benefit.
Impact
How do we ensure that our training has the greatest possible impact?
- Integrate a variety of training courses into the curriculum
- Assess and review theoretical knowledge prior to practical exercises
- Base practical training on knowledge of pedagogical and sports training
- Educate interns
- Make training tools permanently available
- Use competency levels and test-enhanced learning
- Create a motivating and slightly competitive environment
- Review manual skills - create an OR license
VirtaMed customer care
Publications
Revolutionizing Residency Training: Introducing the MAAS Program by AANA
In the realm of orthopedic education, the Arthroscopy Association of North America (AANA) has once again set a precedent with the launch of its Mobile Advanced Arthroscopy Simulator (MAAS) program in 2023. This innovative initiative has already made waves across various residency programs, showcasing its potential to redefine how surgical skills are acquired and honed.
Development and evaluation of a “simulator-based” ultrasound training program for university teaching in obstetrics and gynecology–the prospective GynSim study
This study addresses the challenges of ultrasound education in obstetrics and gynecology, focusing on the potential benefits of simulation techniques in medical training. Aiming to evaluate the impact of a structured simulator-based training program, this prospective, randomized, interventional study examines its effects on educational outcomes for 5th year medical students.
Tübingen University Hospital on VirtaMed Gynecological Laparoscopy Simulation: Enabling Systematic Structured Education
We asked experts from the Women's Health Clinic at Tübingen University Hospital in Germany, one of the leading centers of excellence collaborating with VirtaMed on LaparoS™ development, to share their impressions on the value that the mixed reality simulator brings to training and education of gynecology residents.
Partnership
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Get the most out of your simulator with the help of our Proficiency Development team.