SIMETRI, Inc.
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SIMETRI is a leading technology firm focused on offering innovative medical training technologies based on merging the latest simulation technology. We deliver integrated medical training solutions that utilize advanced network-centric architecture and revolutionary prosthetic technology for emergency preparedness. Examples of our past experience with the U.S. Army include:
Developing clinical skills training devices for life saving skills such as Cricothyrotomy and Needle Chest Decompression
Developing simulated amputations and wounds that are being used for medical training by the U.S. Army to provide an immersive experience for Combat Medics and Combat Lifesavers
Standardizing medical training scenario development and archival for all Army medical training
Developing a Toolset for Evaluation and Scoring of Training Effectiveness and Relevance, to facilitate data acquisition and analysis during a Training Effectiveness Evaluation
SIMETRI was selected as one of Military Training Technology's 2012 Top Simulation and Training Companies. We are a woman-owned, minority-owned simulation and training business based in Winter Park, Florida with a solid record of delivering innovative products to meet medical training needs.
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facebook.comThese dogs can talk. Seriously. - CNN Video
Ever wonder what your best four-legged friend was saying? Researchers at Georgia Tech have developed technology that gives dogs the ability to talk. :-) http://goo.gl/vZqBej
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SIMETRI is extremely thankful to have the opportunity to work with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory to improve medical training devices. Yesterday at ITEC, both Dr. Teresita Marie Irizarry Silvestrini from ARL and our president and CEO, Angela M. Alban Naranjo, presented papers they co-authored on the part task trainers they developed for Humeral Head Intraosseous Insertion and Venipuncture and Phlebotomy.
Are autonomous robots your next surgeons?
Science is making amazing leaps every day! But it brings to light a great question: Would you let a robot perform your surgery by itself? Learn more about a team of surgeons at Children's National Medical Center in Washington who are making it happen. http://goo.gl/QqxPdh
‘Second Skin’ May Reduce Wrinkles, Eyebags, Scientists Say
Scientists at Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have discovered a "second skin." It's an invisbile film that can be painted on skin to treat eczema, psoriasis and other skin conditions...maybe even wrinkles and bags under the eyes! http://goo.gl/oAqn5m
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Our SIMETRI team spends a great deal of time out in our community sharing our expertise and passion for medical training and education. We have experts like Barry Anderson, our director of special effects engineering, who create anatomical parts that are highly realistic. So realistic, in fact, that we typically get strange stares and sighs of relief when observers realize the truth!
Medical error—the third leading cause of death in the US
Patient safety research studies recommend establishing interdisciplinary team training programs for providers that incorporate proven methods of team training, such as simulation (NAS 1999 study). http://goo.gl/y4YfHk
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Beginning this Sunday, May 8-12, show your support for #woundedwarriors in the 2016 Invictus Games 2016 at Disney's ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. More than 500 military competitors will take part in 10 sporting events. They are mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, sons, daughters, husbands and wives, who put their lives on the line and suffered life-changing injuries. Come out and cheer them on! http://invictusgames2016.org/the-invictus-story/
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Senior leaders provide catalyst for innovative approach to develop live-saving capability
Later this year, Soldiers will start using the Tactical Combat Casualty Care-Exportable (TC3X) capability at home stations. TC3X combines live and virtual training to prepare Soldiers to quickly and correctly treat wounded Soldiers. http://goo.gl/b7D8xT
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We have enjoyed the opportunity today to take part in the Florida Health Care Affordability Summit and will be back tomorrow to continue showcasing our humeral head intraosseus (IO) part task trainer, sharing our booth with National Center for Simulation and Engineering & Computer Simulations (ECS). One of this morning's panels featured a few of our colleagues: UCF College of Medicine's Jerry Aubert, Waymon Armstrong from ECS and VA SimLEARN's Wilson Ariza.
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Do you ever wonder how your phlebotomist learned to expertly find your vein and make getting a blood test a painless, simple procedure? Practice! With part-task trainers (PTTs) like SIMETRI's Venipuncture and Injection PTT, training experiences are so real that students are more prepared and confident when they perform the actual procedure. UCF College of Nursing students have used our trainers and responded positively about the experience.
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Today is Earth Day! Earth Day was first celebrated in 1970 and the idea was first proposed at a UNESCO conference a year earlier, when activist John McConnell suggested a day to honor the planet and the idea of peace. US Senator Gaylord Nelson founded Earth Day in the US, and it was made into an international day in 1990 and now is celebrated by over 193 countries every year! Go outside today on this beautiful day and enjoy our Earth and all its beauty!
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