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Sim Seize is an easy tool to use when running eclampsia drills. It is very portable and works well with the basic full body manikins. Even though it is not creating a full tonic clonic seizure, it has adequate realism to indicate when the seizure starts and stops, which is all that is actually required. It is simple to activate remotely. If the scenario is an unknown case, a confederate says "Look! Is that a seizure?" Otherwise you can demonstrate what the seizure looks like in the Room Orientation. Many groups of participants have found this sufficiently realistic, and it has prompted appropriate interventions.

Kimberly Harney, MD Clinical Professor, Director of OB Resident Simulations - STANFORD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER

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"There is no other product on the market, for any price, that simulates seizures as accurately as SimSeize & SimDefib."

Kay Daniels, MDClinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Director of the OBSim Program at Stanford Health Services, Stanford University, March 21, 2017

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"SimAction solved a need that we had been wrestling with for years....with SimSeize and SimDefib we are able to accurately simulate a seizure for the first time"

Julie Arafeh MSN, RNSimulation Specialist, Center for Advanced Pediatric and Perinatal Education (CAPE), Stanford University, March 21, 2017

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"Sim Seize is an easy tool to use when running eclampsia drills. It is very portable and works well with the basic full body manikins. Even though it is not creating a full tonic clonic seizure, it has adequate realism to indicate when the seizure starts and stops, which is all that is actually required. It is simple to activate remotely. If the scenario is an unknown case, a confederate says “Look! Is that a seizure?” Otherwise you can demonstrate what the seizure looks like in the Room Orientation. Many groups of participants have found this sufficiently realistic, and it has prompted appropriate interventions."

Kimberly Harney, MDClinical Professor, Director of OB Resident Simulations, Stanford University Medical Center