AvailableHospital ward
ACLS cardiac arrest (VF)
A ward patient arrests in ventricular fibrillation. Call for help, assign roles, run compressions, shock, give drugs on time and manage the patient after return of circulation.
Casualty care practice for people who go towards the danger
Combat medics and paramedics need reps on the sequence, under pressure, with a team. Run a casualty in a patrol base or an arrest in a switchroom, then debrief it properly.
Who this is for: Defence health training units, ambulance service educators, fire and rescue trainers and emergency response teams.
What gets in the way today
- Live exercises are expensive
- Field exercises take people, places and planning. Casualty care gets a slice of the time.
- Moulage only goes so far
- Actors and makeup help, but the casualty does not deteriorate on cue when you get it wrong.
- Teams train apart
- Individual skills are signed off separately from the team that will use them.
How defence and emergency services teams use it
- Combat casualty care
- A structured casualty care sequence in a patrol base, with a buddy beside you.
- Cardiac and electrical emergencies
- ACLS cardiac arrest, electrical low-voltage rescue and workplace collapse for paramedics and emergency responders.
- Team roles on one network
- Several headsets join one scenario so a team can practise together.
- Mixed reality
- Passthrough mode lets you place a casualty in your real training space and work around real kit.
Scenarios for defence and emergency services
Full library
AvailableHospitalPregnancy cardiac arrest
Cardiac arrest in a pregnant patient. Adapt resuscitation for pregnancy, coordinate the team and call the right specialists early.
AvailableSwitchroomElectrical low-voltage rescue and CPR
A worker is in contact with live equipment in a switchroom. Isolate the supply, free the casualty safely, start CPR and use the AED.
AvailablePatrol baseCombat casualty care
A casualty with a serious bleed in a patrol base. Work through a structured casualty care sequence under pressure with a buddy beside you.
- ComingMine site
Mines first aid and rescue
Casualty care and rescue in a mine environment, built with the needs of rescue brigades in mind.
How it maps to your training
Scenarios support practice for structured casualty care and emergency response.
| Unit or program | Where it shows up |
|---|---|
| Tactical combat casualty care (TCCC-style sequence) | Combat casualty care scenario in a patrol base. |
| Tactical emergency casualty care (TECC) | Civilian high-threat care follows similar phases. Scenario adaptation can be scoped with your team. |
| Advanced life support | ACLS cardiac arrest (VF) and pregnancy cardiac arrest. |
| Rescue and resuscitation | Electrical low-voltage rescue and CPR, workplace collapse with AED. |
Mapping to your service’s clinical practice guidelines is done during a pilot.
Tactical emergency casualty care
Tactical emergency casualty care (TECC) adapts combat casualty care guidance for civilian high-threat operations. The Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care organises its guidelines into three phases: direct threat care, indirect threat care and evacuation care.
Our combat casualty care scenario already trains a structured sequence under pressure. For police, fire and ambulance teams working to TECC, we can scope a civilian version of the scenario with your educators.
Source: ASPR TRACIE, TECC Guidelines for BLS/ALS Medical Providers
Electrical rescue scene with casualty and AED in a switchroom 
Team command panel for a cardiac arrest scenario with roles and drug timing
Reading for defence and emergency services teams
- Debriefing in Simulation: What Good Looks Like
Debriefing in healthcare simulation, what the INACSL standard asks for, and how a scored, timed debrief in VR supports the facilitator rather than replacing them.
- 360 Video Training vs Interactive Simulation
360 video lets trainees look. Interactive simulation lets them act. A practical guide to choosing, with findings from mine rescue VR research.
Need it built around your own site, equipment or procedures? See custom VR training development.
The technology behind it
- XR training explained
VR, AR and mixed reality in plain words, and which to use for what.
- VR training
Room-scale, interactive simulation on standalone headsets.
- Mixed reality training
Passthrough on Meta Quest 3: the scenario in your own room.
- AR training
In the real room on HoloLens 2 and Meta Quest 3, plus phone web AR built to order.
Questions people ask
Can it run on a closed network?
Scenarios run on standalone headsets. Team sessions use the local network. Talk to us about your security requirements.
Can you build scenarios for our environment?
Custom environments and scenarios can be scoped. Tell us what you need on a call.
Pilot it with your team
Book a 30-minute demo. We will run a scenario live, talk through your training units and scope a pilot that fits your team.