Auxiliary simulation based training in Latin America is expanding

Helpmesee announced the expansion of a simulation-based training program to Latin America to fight global deficiency of cataracts.

The non-profit organization has established cooperation with the Institute of Two Ophthalmology in the region.

This instance is visual in Guatemala and the Caribbean (COFCA) ophthalmology clinic.

Helpmesee, with this new partnership, high fidelity, virtual reality (VR) surgical simulation education, aims to provide surgical simulation education related to costumes in previously unsold areas.

The training program is recognized in real-time instructor feedback and a standardized approach to approved evaluation tools.

Cooperation with Visualiza and COFCA, Mexico, Mexico completes the existing partnership with Mexico’s “Mexico” Mexico “Mexico” Mexico “Mexico” Mexico “Mexico”.

Latan American Research and Business Development Director Dr. Van Lansingh said: “This new partnership is not only expanding geographical trafficking, but also strengthens our shared commitment to provide effective and fair surgical education for future cataracts.”

Helpmesee Training program focuses on a small cut cataract operation (MSICS), but also focuses on a process of effective and effective procedure to successful results.

MSICS offers VR simulation, which has a training system, haptic feedback, learning systems, lesson programs and e-learning sources.

To ensure that all communities may include trained MSSIK specialists, Helpmesee has set up more than 40 simulators and 15 educational centers around the world.

The organization cooperates with universities, governments and innovation centers to resolve the crisis of cataracts.

“Helpmesee simulation-based exercises in Latin America have been created and published Hospital managementA global brand.

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