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MultiMed--remote interactive medical simulation.
M A Tooley1, F C Forrest, D R Mantripp
1Bristol Medical Simulation Centre, University of Bristol, UK. mark.a.tooley@bris.ac.uk
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare
|October 27, 1999
Summary
MultiMed provides remote medical education and simulation access via telemedicine. This project enhances learning for UK-based anaesthesia professionals using advanced simulation facilities.
Area of Science:
- Medical Education Technology
- Telemedicine
- Healthcare Simulation
Background:
- Access to advanced medical simulation facilities is often limited.
- Telemedicine offers a solution for remote access to specialized resources.
- Continuing education is crucial for healthcare professionals.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe the MultiMed project, a telemedicine initiative.
- To extend access to a sophisticated medical simulation facility in Bristol.
- To provide a comprehensive remote learning experience for medical professionals.
Main Methods:
- Implementing a telemedicine and tele-education platform.
- Developing remote access to a medical simulation facility.
- Integrating a reference database for enhanced learning.
Main Results:
- The project facilitates remote participation in simulated medical scenarios.
- Users can access a comprehensive reference database.
- The initial phase targets anaesthesia training for UK-based users.
Conclusions:
- MultiMed enhances medical training accessibility through technology.
- Telemedicine and simulation can bridge geographical barriers in education.
- The project offers a scalable model for remote medical tele-education.