Laerdal Medical is proud to announce that its Laerdal Advanced Airway Solution (LAAS) has been selected as a finalist in the prestigious 2026 EMS World Innovation Awards. Finalists are recognized for introducing products and solutions that advance emergency medical services through innovation, improved outcomes, and enhanced training capabilities.
The Laerdal Advanced Airway Solution is
SimJunior, Laerdal's next-generation high-fidelity pediatric simulator, is designed to help healthcare teams build competence, strengthen teamwork, and maintain readiness for these high-stakes events. SimJunior serves as the foundation of a comprehensive pediatric simulation solution supporting learning across hospitals, educational institutions, and emergency care settings.
Laerdal Medical is honored to have been awarded the North Carolina Community College System Contract that will support EMS education and workforce development across the state.
Laerdal Medical is proud to collaborate with Umeå Institute of Design to involve students in real‑world development challenges and to create pathways toward future roles in problem-solving and the design of physical and digital user experiences.
Collaboration with academic institutions plays an important role in how we develop people, products and new ways of thinking. By working closely with s
A new USD 3 million contribution from the Norad(Norwegian government) strengthens a global effort to scale proven emergency care training in low-resource settings, building on the Lifeline Fund initiative launched by Laerdal Global Health and the WHO Foundation.
The funding supports the Acute Care Transformation through Basic Emergency Care (ACTxBEC) initiative, a global effort coordinated th
As the Global Financing Facility (GFF) launches its new investment round with over USD 800 million in donor commitments, Laerdal strengthens its long‑standing partnership by supporting the scale‑up of the Safer Births Bundle of Care (SBBC) to 10 countries. The new commitments mark a decisive step toward accelerating reductions in maternal and newborn deaths through proven, cost‑effective solutions
Laerdal recently welcomed the First LEGO League team Tananger All‑Starz for a visit focused on learning, curiosity and inspiration on both sides.
The team, Franklin, Elliot, Mina, Sam and Alfred, together with their coaches Charlotte Søyland and Kristian Fellowes Haukelid from Storevarden School, brought great energy, thoughtful questions and a strong interest in how ideas are turned into
At a time marked by geopolitical instability, war in Europe, and growing demands for national preparedness, Laerdal is strengthening its focus on competence, learning, and collaboration in emergency medical services, both civilian and military.
“When the risk landscape changes, the way we train and prepare must also evolve. Good preparedness is not just about good equipment, but about people wh
Women are less likely than men to receive cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and early use of a defibrillator in the event of cardiac arrest. To mark International Women’s Day on 8 March, Laerdal wants to highlight how more realistic and inclusive training can help reduce this disparity.
The American Heart Association and Laerdal Medical further commitment to provide equitable, increased access to high-quality resuscitation training
Millions of people in health care, workplace safety and emergency response roles globally are required to complete credentialed resuscitation training on a recurring basis, often while balancing demanding schedules and limited access to in-person in
We are pleased to announce that Laerdal has now acquired the VitalsBridge products from Dynasthetics. This strategic acquisition not only strengthens Laerdal’s product offering but also reinforces its dedication to meeting evolving industry standards and customer expectations.
“We are excited to fully integrate VitalsBridge into the Laerdal Medical portfolio, opening new possibilities to furth
UiS has strengthened its collaboration with Laerdal Medical. One of the projects aims to make emergency calls to 113 (999/911 in Norway) easier to handle using artificial intelligence (AI).
