As everyone in the healthcare education industry knows, there is an increased lack of available cadavers in recent years. As seen in this article here, "Nationwide, there's a shortage of cadavers, in part because of the rise
in organ donation. Cadavers without their organs are not suitable for
medical education."
How does your institution tackle this trend? As mentioned in the article, more and more medical schools and other healthcare programs are using supplemental anatomy methods and materials to meet their demanding needs. What resources are you using?
One of those key supplemental or replacement resources is the Primal Pictures product Anatomy.tv from STAT!Ref. The over 5,000 three dimensional anatomical structures, clinical slides and other multimedia content in this resource are derived from real human cadavers, unlike some other products that use digital renderings. To supplement the core 3D anatomy data are
clinical videos and text written by some of the world’s leading medical
specialists.

Not only ideal for anatomy education, STAT!Ref subscribers now have the ability to create custom packages of Anatomy.tv in
order to meet specific content needs. These custom packages can focus on
a variety of different fields, containing information relevant to a
plethora of specialties such as Radiology, Speech Language Pathology, Yoga, Resistance Training and more. STAT!Ref will work with your institution to
design the proper package according to size, fields of study, and
desired content, to ensure your institution is receiving the resources
it needs.
As always, please feel free to contact STAT!Ref at
800-901-5494 to speak with a STAT!Ref Primal Pictures Product Specialist to discuss options today.