28.11.2024

Author: ESEP

PROGRESSION virtual reality application has been developed by LMU and MUNIMED alongside the development of the "learning concept" by ESEP, KSH, MUNIMED and FMUP.

31.10.2024

Author: ESEP

In recent decades, technology has extended physical reality into a cyber-physical dimension. This dimension emerges from the interplay between physical reality, virtual environments, and human interaction. Individuals navigate between these dimensions to perform a variety of daily tasks and activities. Consequently, new terminologies have emerged to describe these evolving reality.

15.09.2024

Author: Dominika Králová

Today, we would like to introduce another project partner: the Faculty of Medicine of Masaryk University (MUNI MED).

Masaryk University, the second-largest university in the Czech Republic, was founded in 1919. The university upholds the democratic traditions and intellectual legacy of President Tomáš G. Masaryk. It combines history, tradition, and quality education. The Faculty of Medicine, one of the four founding faculties of Masaryk University, boasts over 24,000 graduates in the medical field since its establishment.

15.08.2024

Author: Dominika Králová

Childbirth is a complex process where the midwife plays an irreplaceable role as a guide for the expectant mother. With their expertise, empathy, and communication skills, the midwife is a key figure who helps the mother not only navigate the challenging moments but also facilitates the entire labor process.

30.07.2024

Author: Dominika Krávolá

In June, the second day after the very interesting and inspiring conference of the Society in Europe for Simulation Applied to Medicine (SESAM), we met face to face for the first time while working on the PROGRESSION project.

30.06.2024

Author: Friederike Aulenbacher, KSH

The 29th Annual Meeting of the Society in Europe for Simulation Applied to Medicine (SESAM) took place in Prague this year. From June 19 to 21, 2024, experts from all over the world came together to discuss the latest developments in medical simulation.