SimMon

I’m a clinical educator and we use SimMon for all our insitu simulation, as well as at our sim center. It’s super easy to use and has a minimalistic interface which I love. Sliding your finger up or down on the vital sign to quickly change the rate/value is genius. A lot of the time we don’t have a sim tech to run a simulator, so using SimMon allows me to easily adjust vitals while still being able to watch the learners. We have the app on all our iPad sets!

Contacted support multiple times and no response. Will update if they get back to me

I am a health care simulation educator, and I use the app a lot to run in-situ sims in hospitals. Easy to use, connects between my iOS devices easily. Had one minor glitch when one device updated and the other hadn’t, but it was a quick fix. Are there any plans to add a sync feature for cardioversions?

Not so great app and poor customer support

using it mostly for resident/medical student education I find this app very expensive for what it does and that it has glitches connecting via bluetooh at times. Also the sound doesn't work consistently. When it does work, it does the job and looks realistic.

Définitivement trop cher! 15$! Aucun bloc AV. Pas de torsade de pointe. Une seule dérivation...en un mot déçu. Beaucoup d'ouvrage à faire. Pour le moment..Ne remplace pas un simulateur.

This series of apps (iPad and iPhone) was the perfect solution to add a simulated patient monitor to our neonatal resuscitation training. Very easy to set up and use. The developer is very responsive to feedback and has made many improvements in the short time I have used it. This is a great alternative to investing in very expensive patient simulators. I highly recommend it.

I love this app! I am an NRP instructor, and the students love having a simulation monitor experience- it makes the scenarios more realistic

The app is easy to use but the main purpose of incorporating the pulmonary artery simulated element is to teach on PADP elevations for left sided issue identification.

Pretty good, but unable to get VT to work in stand alone mode.