With our experience in artwork we are able to work with you to create the simulation environment you need. We have a library of simulation scenarios from which you can choose or you are able to provide your own imagery.

Whether it is a simulated ambulance, helicopter or even a cave (wilderness training) we can help you create the right environment for the situation.

CASE STUDY: REALISTIC SIMULATION

IMMERSIVE ENVIRONMENTUsing KwickScreens for simulation allows the easy creation of immersive simulation environments in a inexpensive, time saving manner.

When not in use the KwickScreen retracts from 3m back into it’s own casing for easy and neat storage. Zip-out inner panels are easy to change so you can quickly switch between scenarios, even whilst on site.

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Application: Client wished to create a high fidelity training environment for paramedics.

Client: Centre for Engagement and Simulation Science, Imperial College London

Product: Portable, Simulation Ambulance and other backdrops

Benefit: Using the KwickScreen for simulation training allows for a realistic scenario to be quickly setup. This creates a safe environment in which training can occur and feedback be given before medical practitioners have to act on a live patient.

Imperial College Centre for Engagement & Simulation Science (ICCESS) “Inside the Simbulance”Installation Photo

BENEFITSThe KwickScreen Simbulance has enabled ICCESS to use their portable simbulance more frequently and take simulation training and medical education to more places.

The previous product ICCESS had was made of bulky sheets which did not collapse. With the KwickScreen Simbulance fidelity is maintained, and storage and transport are much easier.

Using KwickScreens also helps ICCESS to push their distributed simulation model as a low cost, portable option for simulation training scenarios.

“Simbulance” in use at King’s College Hospital Simulation DepartmentInstallation Photo

Simulation Scenario at Guy’s Hospital Simulation CentreInstallation Photo

A Sequential Simulation utilising Distributed Simulation to portray a patients’ journey from home to hospital via an ambulance”Kneebone R. Addressing simulation accessibility & integrated healthcare training & education through Sequential Simulation & Distributed Simulation

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