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Table 1.4

Commercially Available High-fidelity Manikin-Based Simulators: Provide

Adequate Cues to Allow for Full Immersion, Respond to Treatment

Interventions, and Provide Feedback

Name Manufacturer Price Picture URL

S3010 Newborn HAL®

Mobile Team Trainer

Gaumard $20,000–$40,000 http://www.

gaumard.com/

newborn-hals3010/

S3009 Premie HAL® Gaumard $20,000–$40,000 http://www.

gaumard.com/

s3009-premie-hal/

SimNewB™ Laerdal $20,000–$40,000 http://www.laerdal.

com/us/doc/88/

SimNewB

SimBaby™ Laerdal $30,000–$45,000 http://www.laerdal.

com/SimBaby

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Name Manufacturer Price Picture URL

BabySIM METI $30,000–$45,000 http://www.meti.

com/products_

ps_baby.htm

PDA Baby Simulaids $10,500 http://www.simulaids

.com/401.htm

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Adequate Cues to Allow for Full Immersion, Respond to Treatment

Interventions, and Provide Feedback (Continued )

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