The NENASim Newborn is a realistic interactive simulator, to be used for various training scenarios. It simulates a baby from 0 to 4 weeks old. The NENASim Newborn allows for a variety of medical procedures, preparing medical staff and everyone involved in the enormous responsibility of caring for a newborn baby. The main assets of the Newborn are its realistic airway, lifelike feel and looks, and task-training functionalities.
NENASim offers an ideal training solution for a wide range of healthcare professionals, including but not limited to patient care, emergency medical intervention, and resuscitation training for dynamic team or individual training. NENASim Newborn is available in two degrees of fidelity and three different skin tones.
The fragile stature of newborn babies is accurately represented by the realistic looks and feel of the simulator. Being fully enveloped in the skin, having eyes with eyelids, proportioned like a newborn, the NENA-Newborn looks and feels alive.
Realistic airway system
The airway has a tongue, vocal cords, trachea and esophagus. The newborn can be orally and nasally intubated. Ventilation generates a rise in the chest. Improper intubation and ventilation leads to a rise of the belly.
CPR training
The NENA-Newborn can be used to practice CPR.
Easy to transport
The lightweight, portable and robust carrying case makes it incredibly easy to transport NENASim, chargers, cables and any accompanying accessories.
Design philosophy
Realism is central to our design philosophy. Simulator training gives medical teams the experience, competence and confidence they desire. Realism adds to the quality and efficacy of training.
NENASim is developed through extensive feedback programs to produce an engaging baby patient experience for medical professionals. Form and function come together in a realistic, interactive simulator, ready to be used in training for all levels of care.
Design philosophy
Turnkey projects
Medical-X offers turnkey projects for simulation training organizations. Our support can be for any stage of setting up or running a simulation center/department. Through the use of key partners, our own product portfolio and years of experience, we offer advice on best-practices in your project. Let us know about your plans and perhaps we can help you set-up the training environment you always dreamed of.
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Where does Healthcare Simulation take place?
Healthcare Simulation training takes place in simulation centers and clinical skills laboratories in universities and hospitals. These can be used by:
Undergraduate training: for the study of anatomy, physiological functions, familiarization with medical examination techniques;
Residency training: Refining and mastering procedural skills and techniques or preparing for recertification tests;
Continuing medical or nursing education: training practical skills and teamwork dynamics.
How does Healthcare Simulation work?
Simulation tools fill the gap between theory and practice by immersing the learner in a realistic, dynamic, and complex setting without the fear of distressing the patient.
Task trainers and procedures simulators to practice specific skills and develop manual dexterity
Human patient simulators: Low-fidelity and high-fidelity mannequins for training physical examination, invasive procedures, CPR, as well as countless clinical scenarios.
Softwares for improving student’s clinical reasoning skills through remote simulation training.
Who benefits from Healthcare Simulation?
Everybody can benefit from using simulation:
First responders: law enforcement officers, paramedics, EMT’s and firefighters
The entire health care team: from undergraduate students and residents to nurses, physiotherapists, and doctors from various disciplines.
Community: teaching First Aid to students, teachers, drivers, etc.
Why is Healthcare Simulation important?
Regarding the concern for the patient’s safety, medical education has undergone significant changes all over the world.
It resulted in innovative curricula that stress the importance of proficiency in several clinical skills by healthcare graduates rather than mere acquisition of knowledge.
Simulation-based learning enhances the efficiency of the learning process in a controlled and safe environment.
What is Healthcare Simulation?
Healthcare Simulation is any educational activity that utilizes simulation aides to replicate clinical scenarios, providing a learning model to complement traditional education.
Simulation tools serve as an alternative to real patients and develop health professionals’ knowledge, skills, and attitudes while protecting patients from unnecessary risks.
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