Así es la nueva Clínica de Simulación de la UPB: un lugar para pulir a los médicos del futuro

TL;DR

UPB's new simulation clinic functions as a high-tech health unit with clinical monitors, nursing stations, emergency rooms, operating rooms, and intensive care units.
Students interact with sophisticated manikins that simulate various clinical conditions, allowing for practice without risk to real patients.
The clinic uses a high-fidelity model, referencing the best university practices globally, to create a realistic training environment.
Controlled observation through Gesell chambers allows instructors to monitor and intervene in scenarios in real-time, adjusting patient conditions to challenge students.
High-fidelity manikins can simulate conditions like heart attacks, respiratory failure, and shock, with vital signs displayed on monitors.
Specialized areas include intensive care, emergency, hospitalization, and operating rooms, with specific training scenarios like normal or complicated births.
The clinic also simulates everyday hospital dynamics, such as nursing shift handovers and managing different patient types (calm, violent, non-adherent).
The university invested approximately 4 billion pesos in infrastructure and technology for the clinic.
The facility is open to UPB students and will also offer services to other institutions and professionals for extension courses and refreshers.

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