Learning on real patients always comes with risk, and limited insight. Cardiologists are constantly seeking to innovate the ways in which they train for clinically complex scenarios within a safe environment. The more complex a procedure, the more simulation has been able to support interventional cardiologists decision making process and ultimately supporting an improved patient experience.
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Why More Cardiologists use Simulation for Clinically Complex Scenarios
Topics: Partnership with SHS Webinar Series
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How Cardiologists Use Simulation to Reduce Learning on Real Patients
In a world where pilots are required to train and certify for their own skills, simulation should become a more solidified standard for healthcare professionals as well. Pilots have standard processes in place for avoiding real-life crash landings, yet interventional cardiologists still face a need to better define their own training methods for improved patient outcomes.
Topics: Partnership with SHS Webinar Series
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The Future of Simulation in Interventional Cardiology Education
Healthcare professionals on a global scale recognize that medical simulation plays a key role in improving cardiovascular training and education. We recently met with Prof Dr. Jens Flensted Lassen of Odense University Hospital and had a critical discussion exploring the future of interventional cardiology. Explore the conversation:
How are Interventional Cardiologists using simulation to improve their training workflow?
Training in Interventional Cardiology has come a long way from the see one, do one, teach one model as more and more cardiologists integrate high-fidelity simulators into their workflows. Simulation has undoubtedly helped IC’s reduce real patient learning and significantly improve patient outcomes over the years. In fact, the EAPCI has recently updated their Core Curriculum (2020), recognizing that simulators are increasingly effective educational tools, and that they should be incorporated into training and early adoption.
Topics: Partnership with SHS Webinar Series
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Physiological Flow Systems are Evolving the Medical Simulation Landscape
Physiological flow systems are changing the landscape of simulation and creating new opportunities for endovascular research and training, and we’re excited to be pioneers.
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Mentice Acquires Vascular Simulations
Combined portfolio will enhance Mentice’s endovascular simulation offerings with world class replication solutions.
Topics: Press Release
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Mentice to enhance its organization with several new key positions
Mentice AB (publ), a leading supplier of high-tech solutions for simulation in the medical sector, with focus on endovascular procedures has announced changes to its organization. Several new key positions have been created, aimed at improving Mentice’s regional presence in the market.
Topics: Press Release
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What can Formula One teach us about improving advanced coronary interventions?
The F1 car comes roaring into the pit. There’s a blur of motion, and just a few seconds later the car slams back onto the track. What does this amazing feat have to do with advanced coronary interventions? Quite a bit it turns out. Here’s what high-performance racing teams can teach high-performance cath lab teams to help them stay at the top of their game and provide outstanding care.
Topics: Product Releases Endovascular Training Coronary Adanced
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Mentice to Acquire Eqip and MyIRlog™
Gothenburg, Sweden
Acquisition to enhance Mentice’s cloud and data analytics solutions portfolio to interventional specialists around the world.
Topics: Press Release
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Mentice Appoints Thanos Karras as Americas General Manager to Accelerate Group’s Growth Strategy
Gothenburg, Sweden
