DiaMedical Journal

In today's rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, inclusivity and diversity are essential pillars in providing effective care. However, despite significant strides, women's health often remains a marginalized topic in healthcare education courses. This oversight not only diminishes the quality of care provided to women in real life clinical settings, but also perpetuates gender disparities in health outcomes. With May being Women’s Health Month, it's a great time to shed light on the topic and how we can prioritize women's health in medical education and training of all levels to ensure equitable and comprehensive care for all.

One of the most difficult tasks educators face is creating realistic simulation scenarios for students. By engaging in scenarios that closely mimic real-life clinical settings, students are afforded the opportunity to master core competencies as well as gain the confidence to perform in real practice. DiaMedical is proud to offer resources like our Tuesday Teachings video series that serve as a guide to instructors everywhere on how to create realistic and impactful simulation scenarios for students. On this week’s Tuesday Teachings episode, we discuss how educators can utilize a few key products to transform simulations and advance education, all while staying within budget. The video features products like the SimVS Fetal Monitor, Simulaids Rescue Randy Manikin, SimLabSolutions Loaded Postpartum Hemorrhage Cart and a variety of SimRx Simulated Medications and Platelet/Plasma Bags being utilized to easily replicate conditions such as Epidural Anesthesia, Preeclampsia, Umbilical Cord Prolapse and Postpartum Hemorrhage. Watch the full video below to learn how instructors can simulate these scenarios right in their classroom!