In December of 2020, the Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations (CRRSA) Act, 2021 was passed. This bill released additional funding and included the same model of funding for higher education institutions as the CARES Act, the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) II.
Application tips and procedures to apply for HEERF II funding can be found here. This funding can be allocated toward remote learning technology to help students learn from a distance.
View our remote learning options for healthcare simulation below.
Many simulation technology companies are creating platforms that help learners feel immersed in a scenario, even in the absence of a hands-on experience. Through virtual reality (VR), web-based platforms, and online scenarios with telehealth capabilities, many simulation technology companies are innovating to support student scenarios.
Explore remote learning simulation tools below, and click the image or button to learn more!
SimVS
SimVS revolutionizes simulation with an adaptable, easy-to-use simulation scenario builder and platform that is simple, affordable, and effective.
SimEMR® and its companion tool, Virtual MedsManager™, can enable institutions to continue to educate learners on patient charting, general clinical care and assessment, and medication administration without requiring physical presence in a lab setting or access to specialized hardware.
With VRpatients, students can remotely interview, assess, diagnose and treat patients in real time, while educators can remotely assess students' critical thinking skills and competency.
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