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Outbreak Hospital Simulator -
The solution is a simulator of an infectious disease hospital operating during an outbreak of an infectious disease.
Project description:
The company Impaired Solutions Sp. z o.o. participates in the IMPACT_POLAND (2.0) program, in which it will work on a simulator of an infectious hospital operating during an epidemic for the Recipient of Technologies: SimFabric S.A. As part of the simulator, its participant will be able to design an infectious diseases hospital himself or use previously prepared variants of building a hospital and his equipment. After selecting a ready variant or designing the hospital space, the simulation participant will assume the role of the head of the hospital. In the relevant part of the simulation, the participant will have, among others, the following tasks:
- designation of zones according to the level of risk of infection: green, yellow and red, which will limit access to space only for personnel with appropriate protective equipment for a given zone,
- rationing of protective equipment,
- setting treatment priorities for patients,
- admitting newly infected people to the ward,
- quarantine reporting persons suspected of being infected,
- extension of the hospital space through e.g. additional tents in front of the hospital,
- disinfection of equipment and hospital space,
- carrying out medical treatments on infected people, e.g. pregnant women,
- drug and treatment testing,
- subjecting or submitting persons to tests,
- employing additional doctors and nurses,
- purchase of equipment and beds,
- disposal of hospital waste,
- morgue service.
The end-user can be any person interested in purchasing and launching such a simulator, and the proposed solution itself belongs to the so-called "Serious games", which, according to the definition, allow the user to acquire knowledge and necessary skills that go beyond the sphere of entertainment.
Details:
The IMPACT_Poland project received funding from the Intelligent Development Operational Program 2014 - 2020, Priority Axis II: Support for the environment and the potential of enterprises to conduct R & D & I activity, Activities 2.5 Acceleration programs, Sub-measures 2.5 Acceleration programs, contract number: UDA-POIR.02.05. 00-00-0004 / 18-00.
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