In Person Labs | In Person Labs + | ||
Skills Development | Much of in person lab time is spent waiting for a turn and passively watching someone else. | Students get more practice than they would with an in-person lab. On-demand repetition also helps students build skills quickly and retain knowledge longer. | |
Cost | High cost structure for lab space, equipment, consumables, staff and maintenance. | More cost-effective than in-person labs. Save money through less wear and tear on equipment and lower consumables usage. | |
Ease of Access | In-person lab time is limited and caps student practice time. | Easily accessible - literally anytime and anywhere, as often as needed. | |
Real Time Feedback | Instructors have limited bandwidth to provide real time feedback for every student. Feedback is primarily subjective. | Objective, real time formative feedback while learning. Plus detailed, summative performance feedback for both students and faculty. | |
Confidence | Students often suffer from performance anxiety when performing a procedure for the first time in a lab or clinical setting. | Students who work with SIMTICS simulations have much higher confidence levels when they actually have to complete a new procedure in a lab or clinical setting. |
Learn by doingSimulation engages the brain, making it a powerful way to learn, practice and perfect cognitive clinical skills. |
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Practice and improveWeb-based, so learners can practice as often as they want and track progress while they learn, to ensure they reach competence. |
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Self-testingStudents can test their skills in the test-mode simulations and be perfectly prepared for labs & externships. |
Simulation, 3D anatomy, video, text and quizzes. Everything students need at their fingertips to learn, practice and test their clinical skills.
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