Clinical Tools

The Whole Brain Atlas from Harvard University shows images of the Normal Brain, Cerebrovascular Disease, Neoplastic Disease, Degenerative Disease, Inflammatory or Infectious Disease.

Visible Body has a library of over 24,000 visual assets, including full male and female 3D gross anatomy models, microanatomy models, moving muscle action models, physiology animations, pathology visualizations, illustrations, and cadaver images paired with CT or MRI scans. Visible Biology includes 3D models, interactive simulations, and animations that explain key introductory biology concepts. Students can learn even more with the included definitions, pronunciations, and learning presentations that use this visual content.

Evidence-based medical treatment and disability duration guidelines used to minimize the impact of illness and injury in the workplace. They also are applied to improve as well as benchmark outcomes in workers' compensation and non-occupational disability. They are succinct, complete, and authoritative statements and standards developed based on an aggregate of over 10 million cases and a decade and a half of research, including a systematic medical literature review.

Built on real anatomy from the National Library of Medicine's Visible Human Project^®, the VH Dissector platform provides an integrated environment for anatomical education and reference. With the ability to interact with correlated 3D and cross-sectional views of over 2,000 anatomical structures through identification, dissection, assembly and rotation the VH Dissector helps students understand the complex three-dimensional structure of the human body. Combining a complete electronic dissector with integrated 3D and cross-sectional atlases, the VH Dissector platform provides a comprehensive resource for gross anatomy education. 

Need support? Watch a VH Dissector tutorial here. If you need assistance with your current license or would like to request one, please email askonline@parker.edu.

Shadow Health's Digital Clinical Experiences^TM allow students to demonstrate and perfect their clinical reasoning skills through lifelike interactions with Digital Standardized Patients^TM.

These simulations allow students in a variety of programs and expertise levels to practice the nursing skills needed to prepare for the Next Generation NCLEX and to care for patients — all in a safe and standardized environment that’s available 24/7.