(Landmarks month 12), February 18, 1997, the British invention of a new generation of computer simulated patient ".


British doctor for a check to computer simulated patient
1997 February 18, 2010, the British invention of a new generation of computer simulated patient "British scientists recently launched a new generation of computer simulated patients , its shape and response to stimuli is almost similar to a real person. Computer analogue patients pulsating heartbeat, will breathe, bleed, and excretion, and even react to drugs and medical practices. The lower end of the simulated patient head is equipped with a small microphone, and can answer questions from medical staff as like a "perception of the injured or the patient". Simulated patient used to train doctors to deal with emergencies.