The Gold Standard in Academic Clinical Simulation

The Gold Standard in Academic Clinical Simulation

Closing the gap between novice students and competent healthcare professionals. Traditional foam or soft silicone dolls often "spring back" or stretch unrealistically, making it impossible to accurately demonstrate positional holds or weight distribution. The Solution: SIB is the world’s first newborn training aid born from genuine X-ray data. Its engineered stainless steel joints mirror the exact range of movement of a real newborn, providing the resistance and "sleeping baby" feel required for high-fidelity training.

  • Nursing & Midwifery

    Master "Birth Arrival" positions and critical techniques such as Shoulder Dystocia
    management. Unlike traditional mannequins, SIB requires full head and neck support,
    making it vital for physical assessment and basic care protocols.

  • Client & SPaediatric Physiotherapy & Occupational Therapyibling Confidence

    Practice intricate positioning and handling techniques using accurate wrist and ankle articulation. Effectively demonstrate Exercise Therapy and joint manipulation to promote parent confidence.

  • Medical Imaging

    Utilize a mannequin born from genuine diagnostic data to teach precise positioning for Neonatal Imaging. SIB allows multidisciplinary teams to simulate complex scenarios without radiation exposure to real infants.

  • Paediatrics & Obstetrics

    Bridge the gap in Neonatal Life Support and high-risk procedures. Weighted to the 50th percentile, SIB provides realistic resistance for neonatal resuscitation and emergency drills.

The Academic Advantage

Feature
Institutional Benefit
Anatomical Accuracy
Stainless steel ball joints mirror the exact range of movement of a real newborn.
Asset Protection™
Our Overextended Joint Protection™ ensures that if a limb is over-articulated during practice, it simply "pops off" to prevent permanent damage, protecting your department’s investment.
Global Standard
Join leading universities in over 97 countries currently using SIB to enhance patient safety and clinical outcomes.