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- Radiological Technology students participate in unique opportunity during orthopedic surgery labThree Radiological Technology students at The Michener Institute of Education at UHN recently had the unique opportunity to take X-ray images during a cadaver lab in the Temerty Advanced Surgical Education & Simulation Centre on Michener’s 12th floor…
- New State-of-the-Art Surgical Education Centre Launches in Canada with Johnson & Johnson Self-Directed Skills LabThe newly launched Temerty Advanced Surgical Education & Simulation Centre, home of the Johnson & Johnson Self-Directed Skills Lab, opened its doors earlier this year and the Canadian J&J MedTech* team was among its first visitors…
- COVID Care Learning platform receives award for innovation in healthcare educationA team led by Maria Tassone, Karen Chaiton and Mohammad Salhia from The Michener Institute of Education at UHN and University Health Network, has won the 2021 Ted Freedman Award for Innovation in Education in recognition of the program: www.COVIDCareLearning.ca. In 2000, Longwoods Publishing created the Ted Freedman Award for Innovation in Education to recognize …
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- 21st century teaching toolsStanding in front of a suitcase-shaped simulator, a surgeon across the globe manipulates a set of gripper handles connected to instruments via long thin rods. Using images sent from a camera within the simulator to a nearby monitor to guide his movements, the physician delicately finishes tying a surgical knot, then snips the suture material. …
- Toronto doctor develops AI prototype to help reduce surgical complicationsWhen Dr. Amin Madani isn’t removing burst appendixes or excising cancerous cells from his patients, he’s thinking about how to improve the performance of surgeons in the operating room. That’s because up to 25 per cent of the millions of people who undergo inpatient operations each year around the world experience negative complications either during …
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