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Along with the second version of Harvey came a set of slides to show images of echoes and other medical imaging pieces helpful when diagnosing the disease. These slide programs were around 1998 replaced with software that allowed for video recordings. This software came in 1985, around the time of
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As the medical world becomes more complex, more demand is placed on the need for training techniques that do not rely upon living patients, and Harvey is one of the answers to this demand. It and other similar simulators are very effective teaching tools, since medical students are more willing to
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bedside skills in medical personnel. By mimicking the basic cardiac functions of the human body, Harvey provides a much more realistic training exercise than a traditional classroom lecture. By removing the risk of working on a real patient, simulators prepare medical students, or anyone else who
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The current version of the Harvey simulator can mimic six different breath sounds, nine different cardiac auscultation areas, 30 different cardiac diseases, and 12 digitally driven impulses. The amplitude and intensity of the heartbeat is changeable. The trainees utilize a built-in
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When using Harvey, trainees also use the slide programs, which provide additional sources of instruction by giving patient history, examples of laboratory findings from real patients who had the disease, as well as therapeutic decisions, pathologic data, and
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Issenberg SB, McGaghie WC, Hart IR, Mayer JW, Felner JM, Petrusa Emil R, Waugh Robert A, Brown DD, Safford RR, Gessner IH, Gordon DL, Ewy GA (October 1999). "Simulation technology for health care professional skills training assessment".
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techniques and help students recognize a heart murmur. For more senior level medical students, Harvey can mimic heart sound variation with respiration, along with a variety of cardiac issues, such as
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available for training of health care professionals. Harvey was created in 1968 by Dr. Michael S. Gordon at the University of Miami. Harvey is currently sold by the Laerdal Corporation.
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Originally, three Harvey simulators were created, each representing a different disease. Since then, Harvey has been advanced to the point where it can simulate multiple diseases.
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Both the hardware and the software for this simulator were developed at the Medical Training and Simulation Laboratory at the University of Miami School of Medicine.
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Oddone EZ, Waugh Robert A, Samsa G, Corey R, Feussner JR (October 1993). "Teaching cardiovascular examination skills: results from a randomized control trial".
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instead of telephone relays, but kept the 4-track tape recordings for sound. When the manufacturer of the tape recorder (Ampro Corp) went out of business, a
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Jones JS, Hunt SJ, Carlson SA, Seamon JP (October 1997). "Assessing bedside cardiologic examination skills using "Harvey", a cardiology patient simulator".
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Studies with medical students have shown a significant difference between cardiology elective scores for students who used Harvey and students who did not.
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Woolliscroft JO, Calhoun JG, Tenhaken JD, Judge RD (1987). "Harvey: the impact of a cardiovascular teaching simulator on student skill acquisition".
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Medical students and cardiologists are not the only people who use mannequins such as Harvey to learn bedside techniques. Other specialties, such as
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The first version of Harvey cost around $ 100,000, but the upgrades of a sound card and a servo motor cut the cost to around $ 50,000.
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patient simulator Harvey provides a method of standardized testing for real-time procedures, and skills of the trainee, usually a
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attempt to learn on a mannequin than on a patient volunteer, and this saves both the teacher and the student valuable time.
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Agabegi, Elizabeth D; Agabegi, Steven S. (2008). "Diseases of the Cardiovascular system Section: Valvular Heart Disease".
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Current version of Harvey along with its base. Black boxes at bottom allow for sound to be transmitted to multiple users.
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data. Slide programs have since been replaced with computer programs that provide video instead of still pictures.
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View of internal structure of older version of Harvey. Motor, shown near bottom of image, drives cam shaft shown.
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Guides move levers. Plungers are attached to roller mechanism shown here to create movement of pulses and heart.
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Maran NJ, Glavin RJ (November 2003). "Low- to high-fidelity simulation - a continuum of medical education?".
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Harvey is used to teach all levels of medical education. For beginners, the simulator is used to teach
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Harvey's inner functions went through three main stages of development. The prototype used telephone
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to create heart movement and sounds, respectively. The first commercial model used a series of
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was integrated to mimic heart sounds. The third and current version of this simulator uses a
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Lever guides along cam shaft have more elliptical shape to create movement needed.
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that performs more than 25 different cardiac functions of the human body, varying
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and other military personnel also use this technology to improve their skills.
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Removing panels on sides of older version of Harvey shows internal structure.
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and a sound card to mimic the cardiovascular functions of the human body.
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Considered one of the groundbreaking products in medical simulation, the
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Issenberg SB, Scalese RJ (2008). "Simulation in Healthcare Education".
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The Harvey mannequin was named after W. Proctor Harvey, a physician at
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Rosen, Katherine R (June 2008). "The history of Medical Simulation".
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to control movement and sounds for current version of Harvey.
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Before the Harvey simulator, there were other models such as
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and mentor of the Mannequin's creator, Dr. Michael Gordon.
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Older version of Harvey Cardiovascular Patient Simulator
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Cardiology Patient Simulator Harvey Instruction Manual
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First demonstrated in 1968, the Harvey simulator is a
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to listen to the sounds. Trainees may also manually
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University of Miami
Laerdal Corporation
http://www.gcrme.miami.edu/#/harvey-major-changes
medical simulators
cardiopulmonary
medical student
resident
mannequin
blood pressure
breathing
pulse
heart sounds
heart murmurs
cardiology
blood pressure measurement
carotid
jugular
venous
anesthesiology
internal medicine
Emergency Medicine
Combat medics
medical education
cardiovascular
Georgetown University
Resusci Anne
relays
four track tape
cams

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