🔬 Panckoo Products in Action at the National Cardiology Association Meeting!
Catch us at the National Cardiology Association Meeting – Italy 🇮🇹 | May 15–17!

Our Panckoo CVC Puncture and Femoral Puncture models are taking center stage in real-life vascular access training.
💬 “The imaging is impressively clear and realistic — it truly reflects clinical procedures.”
— Feedback from cardiology professionals

📸 See how Panckoo’s high-fidelity simulation products are being used for hands-on demos and live training by industry leaders.
✅ Ultrasound-compatible | Clinically accurate
🎥 Stop by us & experience why medical educators trust Panckoo to train like they treat.

Qingdao Panckoo, following its CMEF showcase, is advancing global medical education partnerships through its Q-Center innovations:

Southeast Asia Collaboration
Malaysian Dato’ Albert Hsu led a delegation to Q-Center, endorsing its "tech+service" model. Immersive disaster rescue simulations and full-process training solutions address Southeast Asia’s urgent need for medical talent development, laying groundwork for regional cooperation.

U.S.-China Partners Reunite to Forge New Paths
Pocket Nurse founder Anthony Battaglia visited China at Pankoo’s invitation, revitalizing a decade-long collaboration. Both sides agreed on joint R&D and academic exchanges. Chairman Ren Cheng stated, “Technology bridges long-term value in uncertain times,” underscoring cross-border commitment to medtech progress.

Sino-Brazilian Localization
Entrepreneur Ji Fang, a 26-year advocate for China-Brazil ties, is integrating Q-Center’s simulation training into Brazil’s healthcare system. Her initiatives span infrastructure projects, medical exports, and a Chinese-language education program. Current efforts focus on adapting Chinese training models for Brazilian scenarios.

Pankoo’s "smart products + training + global collaboration" strategy is reshaping medical education across three continents. Where Chinese innovation converges with global expertise, industry transformation accelerates. 

A delegation from Korea, including emergency medical experts and senior educators, recently visited Qingdao Panckoo Robotics. They conducted in-depth training on Panckoo's simulator systems, preparing for rapid expansion into South Korea. Our goal is to break borders in medical simulation and emergency training. Through our partnership with Korean distributors, we aim to exchange expertise and enhance training systems. Panckoo is committed to building a global bridge for medical simulation education, facilitating international trainee exchanges and joint teaching between China and Korea. We warmly invite our Korean partners to visit Qingdao for further collaboration. 

On January 11, the IMSH 2025 Orlando exhibition grandly opened, bringing together the top talents from the global medical simulation field. The Panckoo team made a stunning appearance with its unique design and innovative technology, showcasing the strength of "Made in China." On the first day of the exhibition, a large number of visitors were attracted, highlighting advanced medical simulation products and technologies. Meanwhile, the Society for Simulation in Healthcare (SSH) hosted a forum focusing on the future of medical simulation, inviting renowned experts to share cutting-edge insights. IMSH 2025 provides a valuable platform for industry communication, driving skill enhancement and technological innovation.

Barcelona greeted us with sunny skies, sweeping away days of gloom. The Spanish distributor, who has been deeply involved in the medical simulation industry for many years, collaborates with several well-known brands in the field and is one of the leading players in the local market. They are committed to enhancing the effectiveness of medical simulation training and improving the healthcare environment.

During our discussions, the client candidly mentioned that the market size might be limited by the local population (fewer than 50 million). However, the long-term collaboration between us and the successful product sales clearly demonstrate the market’s potential and the client’s dedication over the years.

Following the product demonstrations and a lively exchange of ideas, we gained a clearer understanding of the product’s positioning in this market, reaffirming our commitment to helping the client further expand their market. Just fight them!

As we expected, visiting the client’s market and listening to their voices allows us to drive product optimization more effectively and ultimately benefit end users. Regarding the client’s request for customized solutions, we will hold internal discussions and provide a swift response, offering them more competitive solutions.

At Panckoo, we value sincerity and let our products speak for themselves:

We’re here to support you, not to bring pressure, but to record real voices and gather useful feedback directly from your market and the end users. We care about what you’re saying so we can do more to improve our products.

The visit ended with the client’s humorous remark:
"You guys speak Chinese just as fast as I speak Spanish!"
HAHAHA… Laugh out loud…
Gracias! 谢谢!

IMSH 2025 (Jan 10–14) and Arab Health 2025 (Jan 27–30) – Stay tuned!

On August 15th, the Qingdao Health Commission held the Simulated Medical Education Symposium at the Q Center. The event, attended by over 100 professionals, featured speakers like Professor Liu Ying on faculty development, Professor Paul from the University of Pittsburgh on simulation centers, and Professor Lin Zhewei on global management. Highlights included a disaster drill and hands-on scenarios such as triage and CPR, focusing on enhancing healthcare training in China through collaboration and innovation.

🌟 Relive the Great Moments! 🌟
Last week, Q-center hosted an incredible iSIM course, bringing together top medical professionals for hands-on, immersive training. The energy, learning, and collaboration were unmatched!
Stay tuned for more opportunities to elevate your simulation skills with us.

Does immersive simulation influence paramedicine students’ situation awareness?
Brett Williams, Bronwyn Beovich, Alexander Olaussen, Justin Hunter
DOI:10.54531/cvrl6765, Pages: 1-3 Article Type: Short Reports on Simulation Innovations Supplement (SRSIS),
Introduction
It is well established that human error may adversely affect health outcomes. This is highlighted by reports that healthcare errors are the third leading cause of hospital inpatient mortality, with estimates of up to 400,000 deaths per year in the U.S. While human error…

Transitioning from student to doctor: a student’s perspective on the value of resuscitation simulations
Zhao Feng Liu
DOI:10.54531/wkqr4915, Pages: 1-2 Article Type: Perspectives
Introduction
Final-year medical student often report feeling unprepared to respond to medical emergencies. Simulation provides students with a safe and realistic environment to practice their skills. This helps improve student confidence and teaches important teamwork skills. Herein, I present my experiences during a simulation on advanced life support…

The impact of debrief models on self-efficacy within mental health simulation training: a quantitative analysis
Olivia Scott, Louisa Burton, Divija Bansal, Chris Attoe, Sean Cross, Aleks Saunders
Introduction
Recently, simulation-based education (SBE) has been evidenced as an effective form of pedagogy in mental health and care settings, through consistent improvements in self-efficacy and technical and non-technical skills. A key component of SBE is post-simulation debriefing…