Observed arrival · 2026-09-25
A bedside monitor simulator built for two devices
A browser-based medical-training simulator pairs an instructor’s phone with a trainee’s tablet to display simulated patient-monitor waveforms.
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- Medical instructors running monitor scenarios
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- Instructors switch each vital sign on individually; rhythm names stay off the trainee display so learners must read the waveforms.
Field notes
The instructor’s device controls the scenario while the second device acts as the bedside display; the homepage says the pair can be in different buildings or on different networks. Instructors switch vital signs on individually, and the learner’s screen does not name the rhythm. The site reports use in training exercises with around a hundred people and offers eight language versions, with EtCO₂ units varying by language.
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