At the Forefront of Nursing Simulation Having recently earned international accreditation for its nursing simulation program, UCF is a living example of how we can take healthcare from here to the future.
UCF Earns International Accreditation in Healthcare Simulation Education UCF’s nursing simulation program is among more than 100 programs in 10 countries to receive accreditation from the Society for Simulation in Healthcare, which is the world’s largest healthcare simulation accrediting body.
Interim Director Named for Modeling and Simulation Degree Program Charles Hughes, the director of UCF’s Synthetic Reality Lab, also served on the committee that formed the Institute of Simulation and Training in 1982.
UCF, Orlando Health, and Stratasys Partner to Provide 3D-Printed Medical Shields, Masks for Healthcare Providers The team is using high capacity 3D printers to produce face shields and is developing respirator masks in multiple sizes.
Simulation Helps Graduate Students Continue to Earn Clinical Hours Graduate speech therapy students continue to learn and gain experience, thanks to patient simulation software.
Limbitless Solutions Supports Face Shield Production Amid COVID-19 Limbitless is 3D printing visors, a component of the disposable face shield used by many medical workers. Each piece has one of four messages: Hope, Love, Compassion or Thank You.
UCF Researchers Are Digitally Preserving Florida’s Architecture Before It’s Gone The data generated can be used to not only virtually recreate a structure but also to rebuild it if it’s ever destroyed.
UCF Researcher Aims to Improve Lives of Foster Teens Karla Badillo-Urquiola ’14 ’15MS strives to break stereotypes through her work and her community activism.
“It’s my job to help students grow as people.” January marks National Mentoring Month, but for one UCF computer science assistant professor, mentorship is a priority all-year-round.
Researcher Receives $771,000 Grant to Develop Offshore Wind Turbine Simulator The only floating wind-turbine farm in operation is in Scotland. The United States could be next if a UCF professor’s work is successful.
