Transforming the learning experience together
“There is no transformation of the healthcare delivery system without also transforming how we learn.”
WHAT: PAC and our MedEDge Lab are a collaborative design space. We work collectively to create the next generation of learning tools by providing design, development and mentorship resources. Our MedEDge lab provides multimedia and fabrication equipment, and our extended network from the Maker Lab at Cornell Tech to the School of Visual Arts provides a one of kind multidisciplinary approach to MedEd design.
HOW: Propose and develop your own project or join one of the ongoing projects below. Use our MedEd design space to address the challenges of knowledge translation in today’s learning environment. Our work has been applied to education curriculum from student to advanced clinician; from personal learning to department and institution patient safety and quality improvement.
WHO: Anyone with interest in MedED innovation are welcome including: students, residents, faculty, advanced practitioners, EMS, nursing and others. Please feel free to contact us.
List of Current Projects
| Title | Description | Contact | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| The PAC Course | Help with design, creation and production of key elements of this course | St George | |
| 3D printed video laryngoscopes | Development of 3D printed video laryngoscopes using off the shelf technology & mobile devices | Jonathan St George | Info |
| Physiologically Difficult Airway | Interactive immersive learning space to teach peri-intubation resuscitation skills | Sara Murphy | |
| Difficult Airway Cart Design | Use of space & infographic design to improve rapid access to our difficult airway equipment | Jonathan St George | |
| The AIR Kit | Rapid response kit for easy access to critical airway equipment | Piechowski | Info |
| Airway Anatomy | Collaboration with the Cornell anatomy dept to create clinically relevant detailed anatomy for clinicians. | Dr Mtui | |
| SALAD & Blakemore SIM | Creation of a SIM designed to train clinicians to safely and effectively place an endotracheal tube & Blakemore in patient with a massive variceal bleed | Jim DuCanto | |
| Neonatal Airway | Creation of a clinically effective airway curriculum for the neonate. Collaborate with PEM and NICU team | Maria Lame | Info |
| Real Stories | Collecting audio and video stories from clinicians on their airway experiences | ||
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