New: Noelle Maternal and Neonatal Birthing Simulator with PEDI Blue Neonate

Also Available in a Dark Skin Version

Rural communities are experiencing a shortage of healthcare providers. Patient quality of care and outcomes are declining as a result. And to make matters worse, providers entering the rural workforce are facing an uphill struggle against the limited access to the clinical experiences and preceptor support critical to professional development. Simulation-based training provides an opportunity to facilitate a wide range of clinical learning experiences, from routine checkups to complex emergency care. With such powerful tools, providers from nearly all disciplines can safely train and hone clinical skills, improving critical thinking, teamwork, and the confidence needed to provide effective patient care.

The NOELLE® series offers an effective training solution to prepare students and professionals for the routine and emergency labor and delivery scenarios seen in the real world. NOELLE allows participants to improve skills in assessment, management, and teamwork.

Product information “Noelle Maternal and Neonatal Birthing Simulator with PEDI Blue Neonate”
Designed to provide a complete birthing experience before, during, and after delivery.

Features:
– articulating full-body female manikin
– intubatable airway with chest rise
– IV arm for meds/uids
– removable stomach cover
– practice C-section and forceps delivery
– practice Leopold maneuvers
– multiple fetal heart sounds
– automatic birthing system
– measure head descent and cervical dilation
– multiple placenta locations
– replaceable dilating cervices
– practice postpartum suturing on three vulval inserts
– one articulating birthing baby with placenta and PEDI Blue Neonatal Simulator

Comes with PEDI® Blue Neonatal Simulator with SmartSkin™ technology. The PEDI® Blue Neonatal Simulator has the unique ability to change colour based upon an initial pre-selected condition and the effectiveness of airway ventilation and chest compression provided. A Code Blue® monitor, containing a small computer, observes ventilations and compressions and determines whether they meet or exceed
conventional neonatal CPR standards. If acceptable, the monitor causes the skin to turn to a more healthy color. If ventilations and
compressions are determined to be inadequate or nonexistent, the monitor causes the skin to turn toward an ominous blue color. The newborn is intubatable, umbilical catheterisation can be performed.