Tampa, FL – October 9, 2015 -‐
The Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation in downtown Tampa is partnering with the Gunster law firm to host a healthcare symposium looking at expanding health care in Florida.
The October 13 event will run from 1 p.m. until 5:45 p,m. with a cocktail reception afterward.
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Herndon, Virginia (September 21, 2015) -‐ The IDSA Medical Design Conference takes over the state-of-the-art Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation (CAMLS) in Tampa, Florida, from Oct. 21-22, 2015. A pre-conference, Experiential Symposium (additional registration required) is scheduled on Oct. 20 with a hands-on experiential tissue lab experience and a contextual usability study on robotic-assisted surgery; along with contextual inquiry workshops on emergency room conditions and interventional cardiology.
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Tampa, FL (September 17, 2015) -‐ The premier medical design event—the IDSA Medical Design Conference—takes over the state-of-the-art Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation (CAMLS) in Tampa, FL from Oct. 21-22, 2015. A pre-conference, Experiential Symposium (additional registration required) is scheduled on Oct. 20 with a hands-on experiential tissue lab experience and a contextual usability study on robotic-assisted surgery; along with contextual inquiry workshops on emergency room conditions and interventional cardiology.
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Industry Expert Mark Moyer to Lead the Innovation Center
Tampa, FL (June 18, 2015) -‐ The University of South Florida Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation (CAMLS) is making strategic moves to address the most challenging needs of the rapidly changing medical device industry and its health care provider clients.
An injured sea turtle from The Florida Aquarium was taken to USF Health Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation (CAMLS) for advanced diagnostic imaging and additional procedures. “Freud” was transferred to The Florida Aquarium from the state’s panhandle, where he was found floating and suffering from a possible tear in his lung. Unable to completely diagnose Freud’s condition without sophisticated advanced imaging, The Florida Aquarium is teaming up with the staff at the USF Health CAMLS facility to get a better look at his injuries and figure out the best course of action for his recovery.
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