14 days
IPS.
A patient a squad can assess, when the only actor in the room is another student. Talk to the patient, take the history, and hear how the run changes after you treat.
Local rescue squads and fire departments rarely have the high-fidelity manikin, or the AI and VR software, that an institution keeps in the lab. The scenario still has to be run. Too often the patient is a classmate. That acting cannot show a proper assessment: what you see, what the history actually is, and what changes after you treat.
What is in this copy
- A voice patient the crew can assess. The history stays the same from one run to the next.
- Eleven medical scenarios for EMT and EMS training.
- A code from this website. The program asks this website every time it opens.
- One computer. The code locks to the first computer that uses it.
Get the 14-day copy
A Windows program you download and run. Unzip the folder and open RMIPS_V1.exe. No installer, and no account. Needs an internet connection when it opens. It opens only while this website says the trial is still good, and only on the computer where the code is first used. An agency license file still opens the program without a code.
Your trial code is
Unzip the folder, open RMIPS_V1.exe, and type this code. The program checks it here.
A training officer who wants IPS in front of a whole crew can use agency licensing.