TheraSim, Inc. presented a poster describing the remarkable outcomes of its research delivering simulation-based training to clinicians treating patients with HIV/AIDS in seven sub-Saharan Africa countries in early 2006. The annual conference sponsored by PEPFAR is important because it brings together critical partners from around the world to share research findings and to network on

TheraSim, Inc., presented its simulation-based software for improving the quality of care of patients being treated for HIV/AIDS at the annual HIV/AIDS conference sponsored by the National AIDS Council Organization (NACO). The annual conference is critical for the country’s HIV/AIDS efforts by bringing together physicians, government officials, foundations, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to present their

TheraSim releases its health metrics dashboard (hmd) to help measure clinician skill gaps. Clinical capacity development programs strive to increase the number and quality of physicians and nurses around the globe to deal with the scourge of chronic and infectious diseases such as HIV, diabetes and TB. These efforts have been hampered by the difficulty

TheraSim’s medical simulation software is healthcare training for modern times. This poster was co-authored by Douglas Blevins, MD, the Clinical Director of TheraSim, Inc, Timothy Brewer, MD, the Director of the International Society for Infectious Diseases and David Hadden, TheraSim’s Founder and CEO. The premise of the paper is that clinical instructor-led training with printed

TheraSim, the world’s leading provider of interactive disease simulation diagnostic and treatment training aides, announced today that the first computer-based HIV/AIDS clinical disease-simulation training pilot program will be made available to healthcare providers, clinics, medical institutions, and health agencies in more than 34 countries beginning in April. “The hardest hit geographies are our first priority,”