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Staying alive Ole Miss kept its NCAA Tournament hopes alive with a 82-73 win against Texas A&M Wednesday.
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Patient simulation programs improve health care education A new patient simulation program is helping bridge the gap between students in the pharmacy and nursing schools at The University of Mississippi. A simulation laboratory is located in Kinard Hall on the Oxford campus. Senior forward Murphy Holloway
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have it now, there’s only about 10 days left in the regular season, then I’m not sure when you are ever going to find it. We understand the importance of each and every one of these games.” Ole Miss used a 17-7 run midway through the second half to build an 18-point lead, and it was ignited by junior guard Marshall Henderson, who hit three shots from beyond the arc in a three-minute span. Henderson scored 18 points,
Ole Miss needed a victory over Texas A&M to keep their NCAA Tournament hopes alive, and they refused to let that hope die. Behind four players in double figures, the Rebels (21-7, 10-5 Southeastern Conference) avenged an earlier loss to the Aggies (16-12, 6-9) by a score of 82-73. “I do feel a sense of urgency,” Kennedy said. “If you don’t See BASKETBALL, PAGE 4
Last spring, The University of Mississippi Schools of Pharmacy and Nursing established a joint program that allows students from both departments to perform real-life situations on a simulator. The simulator, SimMan 3G, resembles a patient and can create multiple scenarios such as blood hemorrhages, seizures and other ailments. Anna Claire Cauthen, a junior nursing student at The
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University of Mississippi Medical Center, said the best part about working with the simulator is that it allows students to practice skills before advancing to the clinical setting. “The SimMan can talk, cough, sneeze, sweat and groan,” Cauthen said. “We can practice taking blood pressure, listening to abnormal heart sounds, doing CPR and starting IVs.” UMMC manages the School of Nursing; however, a simulation laboratory is located in Kinard Hall on the
Oxford campus. Assistant nursing professor Jennifer Hitt said the program is unique because the School of Pharmacy has access to the machine. She believes it is beneficial because it allows students from both the School of Pharmacy and the School of Nursing to work together as they would in real-life situations. “Nursing and pharmacy students are isolated between the two schools, so having See SIMULATION, PAGE 4
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