There is a continuous requirement for anatomy training for healthcare professionals, not only to obtain principles of knowledge, but also to gain practical Hands-on skills to solidify the learning experience.

Without Bioskills training there are potential risks to the patient from a healthcare professional learning a procedure.

New techniques may be associated with higher rates of surgeon-related complications.

For instance, it has been shown that poor surgical exposure and technique in hip replacement can lead to suboptimal implant orientation and subsequent early failure.

If these skills can be acquired and practiced in a Bioskills Simulated Surgery Environment, then patients are obviously not at risk during this learning process, and the healthcare professional’s competency is greatly improved before treating a live patient.

In addition to the anatomy, the medical professional must learn to use the many and varied devices and instruments, optimizing a procedure approach to that reduce time and improve outcome.

These skills require hands on training to become familiar with the intricacy of the anatomy and the procedure, then more hands-on practice is needed to achieve an acceptable degree of competence, and even more repetition and refinement to achieve mastery.

Better these skills are acquired and practiced initially in a Bioskills “Simulated Surgery” environment then on live patients who would be obviously at risk.

In the initial phase, training of the orthopedic surgeons in the science of arthroscopic surgery has been undertaken.

Minimally invasive surgery of the human joints is the need of the time, replacing the disfiguring and painful open joint surgeries in many cases.

Our facility is designed especially for arthroscopy and can train four surgeons at one time for various techniques.

Healthcare professionals will practice a procedure in a Bioskills laboratory to learn a new skill, or improve their current skills proficiency prior to conducting the same procedure on a live human

Utilizing a Bioskills lab to perform and perfect new or existing procedures benefits both surgical teams and their patients.

Workshops Conducted At Cadaveric Bioskills Laboratory