Crisis Managemen in the Simulator

A one-day workshop for
Family Practice Anaesthetists

Learn the up-to-date skills needed to manage critical events. Hone your critical thinking skills and apply theory to practice in a safe and realistic environment.

Using a high-fidelity patient simulator, participants administer drugs and anaesthetics, perform procedures, and interact with the simulator in a realistic, fully equipped, operating room environment. Watch as the simulator responds physiologically to all the latest drugs and procedures.

Don’t miss this opportunity to update and your anaesthesia skills in a hands-on, interactive workshop that you will not soon forget!

Join Us:

Edmonton, Alberta
Oct. 13, 2006 & March. 16, 2007
Andrew Reid
(780)735-4363
areid@cha.ab.ca

Toronto, Ontario
Oct. 23, 2006 & Apr. 20, 2007
Susan DeSousa
(416) 480-6100 x 3377
simulation.centre@sunnybrook.ca

Ottawa, Ontario
Oct. 27, 2006 & Mar. 30, 2007
Robert D. Elliot, MD
(613) 737-8187
relliott@ottawahospital.on.ca

This program meets the accreditation criteria College of Family Physicians of Canada and has been accredited for 7.0 MAINPRO-C credits.

Program sponsored by the Society of Rural Physicians of Canada. For more information: www.srpc.ca/cme.html

CRISIS MANAGEMENT IN THE SIMULATOR (CMS)

CMS PROGRAMS 2006/2007

EDMONTON

TORONTO

OTTAWA

October 13, 2006
March 16, 2007

October 23, 2006
April 20, 2007

October 27, 2006
March 30, 2007

Contact: Andrew Reid
(780)735-4363
areid@cha.ab.ca

Contact: Susan DeSousa
(416) 480-6100 x 3377
simulation.centre@sunnybrook.ca

Contact: Robert Elliot, MD
(613) 737-8187
relliott@ottawahospital.on.ca

Reading Links

Printable Brochure
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Evaluation Report

Printable Registration Form
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FP-Anaesthesia Program Being Offered: Crisis Management in the Simulator

You are invited to experience high-fidelity simulation in a one-day SRPC sponsored course designed specifically for Family Practice Anaesthetists. Use of the Human Patient Simulator allows you to experience and manage rare and critical events in a controlled, unique and hands-on environment. Anaesthetics can be administered to a full-body adult mannequin complete with heart sounds, breath sounds, pulses and reactive pupils. Interact with the mannequin as it responds physiologically and in real-time to administered drugs, airway manipulations and numerous other interventions.

Working in any new environment can be stressful.The day starts with a thorough orientation.The scenarios you will encounter have specific educational objectives and mimic real-life situations.There will be time to repeat scenarios trying different management strategies. All workshop activities are completely confidential.

The course runs from 8:00-4:00.You will be sent a pre-course package with reference material and information. You will arrive in the morning and change into scrubs. Breakfast will be served while discussing course objectives and the day s events.The course will be tailored to your educational needs.The day is spent participating in scenarios allowing you the chance to play different roles throughout the day. A debriefing and discussion session will occur after each scenario. Lunch will also be provided.The day will end with a course evaluation, and a follow-up evaluation will be mailed 2-3 months later.

Enrolment is limited to 6 participants per day with a minimum of 4.

Course brochures and registration forms are available online as .PDF files (click here for Brochure or here for reg form or here for the Evaluation Report) or by sending a request to admin@srpc.ca

The Society of Rural Physicians of Canada