The individual support service to train your doctors directly on site in the clinic.

Benefit from the proven Samed training systems and realistic organ models for diagnostics and therapy training, which are used in clinics and training centers worldwide.”

Carefree training

• proven rental system for our simulation systems
• We take care of assembly, preparation, dismantling, cleaning and technical support of the training systems
• In-house training – no travel costs or staff downtime
• You fully concentrate on training
• Learn on your own equipment and instruments
• Certificate for the trainee and as proof for your quality management

Urology

Resection of prostate und bladder (TUR-P/-BT)
HOLEP,ThuLEP,ERBT
Cystoscopy, Urethrotomy,
URS (stone management)
PNL/PNS

Gynecology

Hysteroscopy (Cervix, Uterus, Fallopian tube)
Cervical conization (portio vaginalis uteri)

Gastroenterology

Colonoscopy (sessil und flate polyps,
pathological positive and negative polyps,
Pseudopolyps)

Robotic simulation training

Laparoscopy (basic- and advanced training)

In-house Training at Klinikum Fürth

"Convinced by the idea and concept, we were able to quickly and easily implement an in-house course covering the entire endourological spectrum. The focus was primarily on transurethral resection of bladder and prostate models. The advantages quickly became apparent: a manageable organizational effort, as a large part of the equipment is provided by Samed GmbH Dresden. Young colleagues can be trained in their familiar environment, and there is also the option to complete a virtual course. Participants have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the available technical equipment without the time pressure of daily clinical routines. The handling of instruments for daily work can be learned differently (from opening to closing the instrument tray).

The training is conducted by experienced colleagues within the department, who can convey in-house specifics in a unique way. This concept is particularly beneficial for colleagues who are just beginning to perform new endourological procedures, providing an advantageous entry-level option. The economic benefits should also not be overlooked, as even with a small minimum number of participants, the course remains cost-effective. For our department, this will certainly not be the last course conducted by colleagues for colleagues."

Cajus Seel, Senior Physician in Urology, Klinikum Fürth