Training with a 3D-printed port-a-catheter model

This trial tests a digital education program for patients with colon or rectal cancer who are scheduled for surgery. It aims to see if online learning helps people better prepare for their operation and recovery.

This study tests whether a 3D-printed face model helps teach medical students how to use noninvasive ventilation (a breathing mask). It may make training more realistic and effective.

This trial teaches nurses how to better care for a port-a-catheter (a small device placed under the skin to give chemotherapy). It looks at whether special training helps nurses improve their skills. If you are a nurse with at least one year of experience in an oncology unit, this might be for you.

This study tests whether nursing students can learn how to use an implanted port catheter (a medical device for long-term IV access) better with a virtual reality training simulation. It looks for students who have already finished their Internal Medicine Nursing course.

This study tests a new way to teach patients how to do their own peritoneal dialysis at home. They use a mix of online videos and in-person training to make learning easier.

This study tests whether using 3D-printed models of airways helps medical students learn to place breathing tubes (endotracheal intubation) more successfully. Researchers will compare traditional training methods with this new 3D printing technology.