Close to life: Year 5 student, Kavya Kudithipudi , demonstrates how real the sim manikins can be for local media

Member for Mallee, Andrew Broad MP, officially opened Mildura’s extension to its clinical simulation laboratory on Thursday 20 February.

Guests at the opening included included Mildura’s Mayor, Glen Milne, and Chairman of the Mallee Health Foundation, Ross Lanyon. The foundation donated $140,000 towards the purchase of teaching aids for the facility.

Those facilities now include a simulation family: SimMan 3G, SimMom, SimBaby and SimNeonate. Student volunteers proudly demonstrated just what the manikins can do. Simulated symptoms, they showed, are very life-like!

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