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Marco Paterni¹, Francesca Mastorci², Chiara Benvenuti^1,3

¹Institute of Clinical Physiology, National Research Council, Pisa, Italy.

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Summary

A new simulator for clinical hyperbaric chambers (CHCs) offers a safe training environment, improving medical staff skills in hyperbaric operations and emergency response. This innovative tool enhances competency for specialized medical professionals.

Keywords:

Clinical hyperbaric chambers Hyperbaric medicine Medical education Modelling Simulation

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Area of Science:

Medical Simulation
Hyperbaric Medicine
Clinical Training Technology

Background:

Critical training gaps exist in hyperbaric medicine, necessitating safer methods for skill development.
Current training methods may involve risks to patients and equipment.
There is a need for advanced simulation tools in hyperbaric medicine education.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce an innovative simulator for clinical hyperbaric chambers.
To provide a risk-free environment for training medical and technical personnel.
To evaluate the simulator's effectiveness in improving procedural proficiency and emergency response.

Main Methods:

Development of a dual-module, web-accessible hyperbaric chamber simulator.
Implementation of intuitive controls for realistic chamber operation and administrative capabilities.
Conducting a pilot study with clinical professionals to assess training outcomes.

Main Results:

Participants demonstrated significant improvements in procedural proficiency.
Measurable skill enhancement was observed in emergency response capabilities after training.
Preliminary assessments indicated high educational value for the simulation software.

Conclusions:

The innovative simulator effectively addresses training gaps in hyperbaric medicine.
The technology offers a substantial contribution to initial training and competency maintenance.
Simulator-based training enhances operational skills for clinical and technical hyperbaric personnel.