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(5 May 2006) 1. Dr. Paul Preston standing over pregnant robot, speaking to doctors and nurses 2. Close of robot''s head 3. Close of Dr Preston moving robot''s arm 4. Doctor and nurse students watching demonstration 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Paul Preston, anaesthesiologist, : "The mannequins that we have breathe. We use confederates and microphones so they will talk to you. They have blood pressures, the have pulses. Some of the ones we use in labour and delivery actually have the capability to deliver a baby." 6. Close of robot baby 7. Close of mask being put over baby''s face 8. Nurse putting oxygen mask over baby''s face 9. Close of nurse squeezing oxygen bag 10. Close shot of ventilation monitor 11. Doctors and nurses surrounding pregnant robot during training session 12. Pregnant mannequin being wheeled down hall UPSOUND (English): "Please move! Thank you!" 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Dr Paul Preston, anaesthesiologist: "What we are trying to do is allow people to practice for emergencies. What we are allowing them to do is analyse their own settings and we are trusting that they are good people, they are smart people, they are experts and if we can get them into a situation like this they will analyse it themselves and they''ll come up with some really cool stuff." 14. Various of nurses and doctors surrounding pregnant mannequin in hospital delivery room 15. Robot baby being lifted from robot mother in delivery room 16. Robot baby placed on table 17. Close shots of nurses giving baby oxygen post delivery 18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Marion Constable, programme director: "Not only do you improve technical skills and perfect procedures, the most important is getting this team work together. Communication -- at my company would call it ''choreographing the crisis.'' Everybody knows the dance steps but unless you practice them, you can''t just hit the floor beautifully when the music starts." 19. Nurses working with robot baby after delivery 20. Various of delivery nurses surrounding robot mother, monitoring her condition 21. SOUNDBITE: (English) Marion Constable, programme director: "I think the use of simulation is essential to the people who are already practising. I think it''s essential for the new kids coming up through nursing schools and med(ical) schools. I think it is essential for our foreign nurses who are coming into this country to help with our nursing shortage and have to learn the way we do things. And I think it is essential mostly to patient safety to get standardisation, where we can have standardisation." 22. Pregnant mannequin lying on table, hooked up to monitors, during teaching session 23. Dr. Preston teaching doctors and nurses using mannequin 24. Close of monitor hooked up to mannequin 25. Students standing over mannequin SUGGESTED LEAD IN: Over the past three years, she''s given birth hundreds of times, all over the world. She breathes and has a pulse, but she''s not human. She''s a robot -- and she''s ''pregnant''. Doctors believe she has the potential to revolutionise labour and delivery training. STORYLINE: She''s given birth in Afghanistan, California and dozens of points in between. Her name is Noelle and she''s a life-like, ''pregnant'' robot used in increasing numbers of medical schools and hospital maternity wards in the United States to help train labour and delivery doctors and nurses. After all, it''s better to make a mistake on a 20-thousand-dollar (US) robot than on a live patient. He says the mannequins simulate breathing and with the use of microphones, will also talk. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives ​​ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/ You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/youtube/703a9572acc8acd6143059f5696d0e6a

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