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IMSH 2022 is Just Around the Corner! Exhibit Sales are Officially in Full Swing!

Three short months from today we will be moving into the...

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How health care AI could help train tomorrow's physicians

As the medical community's understanding of the application of augmented intelligence in health care grows, there remains the question of how AI should be incorporated into physician training. The term augmented intelligence is preferred because it recognizes the enhancement,...

source: American Medical Association

Twin Health doubles down on 'digital twin' technology for diabetes reversal with $140M series C

Seeing double may often be a sign of a larger health issue, but, in this case, it could be the key to reversing chronic diseases like diabetes.

source: Fierce Healthcare

Simulation's role in healthcare talent development: A Q&A with Gretchen Kolb

The ATD Talent Development and Training in Healthcare Handbook addresses the many opportunities and challenges TD professionals face in the growing and rapidly changing healthcare space.

source: ATD

The pandemic changed how nursing schools use simulation

Xan Hawkes spoke in a tone just above a murmur while slouching in a chair inside a room resembling a doctor's office. Hawkes, whose hair was graying, was living out of their car and trying to get over a case of strep throat that was getting in the way of their search for...

source: The Lund Report

Systematic curriculum mapping of virtual patient assignments to end-of-program outcomes

During the COVID-19 pandemic, virtual clinical learning assignments replaced onsite clinical instruction in many prelicensure nursing programs, but the alignment of those learning experiences to end-of-program outcomes was unknown.

source: Docwire News

Team to create framework for evaluating AI-based medical imaging

Artificial intelligence is showing promise in multiple medical imaging applications. Yet rigorous evaluation of these methods is important before they are introduced into clinical practice.

source: Washington University in St. Louis

How technology is transforming dental industry

Modern technological advancements are helping dentists to upgrade their practice and enhance the quality of dental care. This article describes five such high-impact advancements.

source: Express Healthcare

Hybrid ophthalmology telemedicine could exist beyond COVID-19

Hybrid telemedicine practices, brought on by necessity during the COVID-19 pandemic, may have a permanent practice in modern ophthalmology care.

source: HCP Live

Saint Mary's unveils state-of-the-art Center for Integrative Healthcare Education

"Today, we have a facility that provides students with an interdisciplinary and inter-professional education with access to multidisciplinary simulation labs, classroom space and research opportunities," Titilayo Ufomata, senior...

source: The Observer

From the Desk of the Membership Director

Can you believe that summer is gone and we are moving into fall? We continue to be super busy here...

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Model predicts COVID-19 spread in vaccinated vs. unvaccinated populations

A mathematical model was designed that estimated the spread of COVID-19 in the U.S. Factors such as vaccination rates, vaccine effectiveness, and waning immunity after six months influenced estimates.

source: News-Medical

How technology is changing the wellness industry

Healthcare has always been a central focus of public and private sectors, employing huge percentages of the global workforce and creating trillions in GDP worldwide.

source: BBN Times

3D printing, virtual reality help separate twins conjoined at the head

3D printing and virtual reality assisted a team of doctors to successfully separate twins attached at the head. The Jerusalem Post reported the 12-hour operation on the one-year-old twins born with craniopagus took place at Soroka-University...

source: Thomas Net

Researchers develop 'revolutionary' VR kidney dialysis platform

Researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University are working on a VR tool that could revolutionize the way nurses, children on kidney dialysis and their families are trained.

source: Med-Tech News

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IMSH 2022 is Just Around the Corner! Exhibit Sales are Officially in Full Swing!

How health care AI could help train tomorrow's physicians

Twin Health doubles down on 'digital twin' technology for diabetes reversal with $140M series C

Simulation's role in healthcare talent development: A Q&A with Gretchen Kolb

The pandemic changed how nursing schools use simulation

Systematic curriculum mapping of virtual patient assignments to end-of-program outcomes

Team to create framework for evaluating AI-based medical imaging

How technology is transforming dental industry

Hybrid ophthalmology telemedicine could exist beyond COVID-19

Saint Mary's unveils state-of-the-art Center for Integrative Healthcare Education

From the Desk of the Membership Director

Model predicts COVID-19 spread in vaccinated vs. unvaccinated populations

How technology is changing the wellness industry

3D printing, virtual reality help separate twins conjoined at the head

Researchers develop 'revolutionary' VR kidney dialysis platform

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