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Giving intramuscular (IM), subcutaneous (SQ) and intradermal (ID) injections is a vital patient care skill for nurses and medical assistants. Medical simulation training allows future healthcare professionals to learn best practices for nursing skills like medication injection so they can protect themselves and their patients from injury. However, it can be difficult for educators to choose the best injection trainers, needles and syringes for their skills labs. Our latest video below demonstrates products that are specifically designed to help educators teach safe injection techniques.
Demo Dose® Inject-Ed Injection Trainers are a great economic injection training pad option for instructors as they feature a life-like skin surface suited for IM, SQ, ID and z-track simulation. We also offer Demo Dose® Simulated Medications, pre-filled syringes and safety needles created to mimic their clinical use counterparts. Cost-effective syringes with safety needles enable students to engage the safety mechanism every time, promoting good injection safety habits for future clinical practice. Watch our latest Tuesday Teachings video installment to learn more about the products used to safely and effectively teach medication injection!
MEET OUR NURSE EDUCATOR SALLY
Sally O’Meara, our on-staff nurse educator has over 30 years of experience as a registered nurse and has been teaching nursing courses for the last 15 years! She has a variety of experience using high and low fidelity simulation for healthcare education and simulation. Sally is passionate about providing both students and instructors with all the tools to run innovative and cost-effective healthcare simulations! Subscribe to our YouTube channel at DiaMedical USA.
