Training Models
Develop practical clinical skills with medical training models designed for realistic, repeatable healthcare education. Part of our wider medical training equipment range, these specialist teaching aids support training in procedures such as venepuncture, injection, catheterisation, suturing, wound care, airway management and patient examination. Suitable for NHS training departments, universities, medical schools, nursing colleges and clinical skills centres, training models allow students and healthcare professionals to practise techniques in a controlled environment before applying their knowledge in clinical practice.
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Medical Training Models & Clinical Skills Trainers
Practical skills form an important part of healthcare education, and medical training models provide a repeatable way for learners to develop technique, confidence and familiarity with clinical procedures. HCE supplies clinical training models for NHS organisations, universities, medical and nursing schools, simulation centres, ambulance services and other healthcare education providers.
Injection, Venepuncture & IV Training Models
Injection and venepuncture trainers allow students to practise procedures such as blood collection, intravenous access, cannulation and intramuscular or subcutaneous injection. Training arms, hands and specialist injection models can reproduce relevant anatomical landmarks and provide a practical alternative to practising initial techniques on patients.
Catheterisation, Suturing & Wound Care Trainers
Clinical skills models are also available for catheterisation, suturing and wound management training. Depending on the application, these can include male and female catheterisation trainers, suture pads, wound simulation models, pressure injury models and other task trainers designed to demonstrate specific procedures and clinical scenarios.
