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Meti-Man
From left, Col. Debra Doty, 88th Medical Group, chief nurse at Wright-Patterson Medical Center; Dr. (Col.) Elizabeth Bridges, an Air Force Reserve nurse, University of Washington principal investigator and study overseer; and Maj. Joyce Hale, the base’s medical inpatient unit flight commander, discuss the results of a study involving the use of Meti-man, a human patient simulator, in training nurses. The study showed that Meti-man significantly increases a nurse’s ability to think critically and to manage trauma patients effectively in high stress situations. The study also showed that the comfort level in the experimental group was considerably higher after the training. (Air Force photo by Mike Frangipane)
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