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MSU Nursing Labs Get High-Tech Boost | Bozeman News
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Montana State University’s nursing program just leveled up with a $2.5 million grant to build high-tech simulation labs across all five campuses, featuring lifelike manikins that breathe, react, and simulate real emergencies — letting students practice without risk. Funded by the Helmsley Charitable Trust and built on a 2021 donation, these labs include adult, child, pregnant, and newborn manikins, all controllable by instructors to create dynamic, real-world scenarios. Students log 120 hours of simulation over two years, debriefing with peers and instructors to refine decision-making — preparing them not just for clinical success, but for critical roles in Montana’s healthcare system, especially in underserved rural areas.
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