NORWICH – Medical crews in the area have been visiting the Norwich Fire Station this week to get special training at Air Methods’ patient simulator lab parked outside.
The mobile lab, a trailer containing a high-tech training room which can simulate a wide range of medical emergencies, tests knowledge from basic first aid to serious hospital traumas, explained Flight Medic Mike Morris.
From a computer console, Morris’ colleague Flight Paramedic Dwain Gallt controls the response and injuries of a “patient” in the next room. While Norwich ambulance crews work to treat the faux patient, Gallt controls the type and extent of injuries and can even speak through the life-like mannequin in the next room.
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