S&W gauging cardiac response
by Janice Gibbs
Published January 4, 2008

Scott & White Memorial Hospital employees have been looking at its response to cardiac arrest through its resuscitation committee for some time. Interesting, considering a new study indicates a slow response in hospitals treating patients whose hearts stop beating.

Practice Makes Perfect
- TC students use simulation lab to rehearse for real life trauma situations -
by Janice Gibbs
Published June 19, 2007

It was trial by fire.
There was a dialysis patient bleeding out, a trauma victim with exposed bowels, compound fracture and other injuries, and a post-surgery cardiac patient with complications. Some of the patients didn’t fare too well, but in the end, all could be revived to teach another day at the Temple College Simulation Center.

Gonzalez tours TC facilities
- Simulation Center receives praise -
by Kevin Chandler
Published March 11, 2006

From the vegetable fields of California to one of the highest offices in the land, Acting Assistant Secretary of Education Beto Gonzalez spent Friday morning encouraging local students to work hard to reach their dreams.

Temple College breathing life into health sciences
by Kevin Chandler
Published December 18, 2005

Temple College is home to some of the best surgical simulators in the nation. The school’s simulation mannequins breathe, bleed, and even speak and react realistically to students.