Texas A and M University Creates a 3D Medical Training Program

Now this is training! Graphics are not bad either from viewing the trailer on the website. The new generation is exposed to so much more media today that by not involving some media for learning and training, we might lose them if all that's out there is strict entertainment. BD

CORPUS CHRISTI-A game-based computer program, created at Texas A&M Corpus Christi, has been licensed for nationwide commercial use.
The program called "Pulse, the Virtual Clinical Learning Lab" has been used at A&M Corpus Christi to train medical students.The video game format creates emergency scenarios students can learn from.
BreakAway Games has been awarded a license to sell hospitals medical training simulation technology it has been researching for several years.
The game, called Pulse!!, was developed along with the Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi and creates a 3-D world where hospital workers can practice responding to crisis situations.