Education On Wheels: Students can learn what it’s like to be in healthcare with this mobile health simulator

The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences has a new mobile health simulator that takes this educational tool to students and healthcare professionals across the state, and it also allows students to get first-hand experience with these world-class training tools.

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