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The
BabySIM is designed by Medical Education
Technologies, Inc (METI) and makes it possible to prepare students
for interaction with our most vulnerable patients—in a safe, realistic
learning environment. Intricate details such as realistic touch and
feel, clinched fists and a layer of baby fat help create an appropriate
representation of a three- to six-month old infant.
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BabySIM
Drug Programming
The College of
Pharmacy was a development partner for the BabySIM undertaking the drug
programming. This was an extensive project completed by a team of
faculty, staff and students from the college. The team was directed by Dr. Chichester.
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BabySIM allows
critical care interventions—such as infant CPR, airway management, drug
administration and defibrillation, to name a few—to be practiced on the
simulator, better preparing healthcare professionals for critical
events involving infants.

Click here to see a larger picture of the BabySIM
Based on the powerful
METI HPS6™ Software, the BabySIM incorporates highly developed infant
patient physiological models that generate realistic and automatic
responses to clinical interventions and drug administrations that are
specific to infant patients.
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Clinton
Chichester
Professor
of Pharmacology and Toxicology
Co-Director, Human Patient Simulation Center
Room: 125, Fogarty Hall
chichester@uri.edu
Amanda De Angelis, Sc.M.
Co-Director, Human
Patient Simulation Center
Room 343, Fogarty Hall
Phone: 401-874-5038
amandaanthony@cox.net
Ian Lester
Senior Information Technologist
Room 343b, Fogarty Hall
Phone: 401-874-9239
Email: ian@uri.edu
MSN Instant Messenger: ian@uri.edu
AOL Instant Messenger: urirxit
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of Rhode Island
Disclaimer
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For more information,
contact:
Office of Continuing Education
College of Pharmacy
Fogarty Hall, 41 Lower College Road, Kingston, RI 02881
Phone: 401-874-5552, Fax: 401-874-4424
E-mail:
pharmce@etal.uri.edu
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