Simulation for Trauma Team Training
In situ simulation for Trauma Team Training by Chris Hicks. Managing difficult cases often doesn’t have anything to do with a lack of medical knowledge.
Category Education & Communication
Great ideas in healthcare
Liz Crowe interviews Justin Morgenstern about curiosity in medicine.
Debrief: Resuscitative Hysterotomy
Debrief: Following SMACCForce Simulation Team of a Resuscitative Hysterotomy in a high-pressured situation.
Translating SMACCFORCE into practice
Neurological rehabilitation: Alternative perspectives with Claire Seiffert at SMACC 2019
Curiosity in medicine
Liz Crowe interviews Justin Morgenstern about curiosity in medicine.
Learning and Culture in Healthcare
Liz Crowe interviews Justin Morgenstern about curiosity in medicine.
Psychology of trauma care
Trauma care should be easy… shouldn’t it? So why doesn’t it feel easy? The clinical component is the easy bit, the challenge is the non-technical factors.
Change in PHARM
The ATACC group take us through the evolution of human patient simulation. How can clinicians experience emotional attachment that comes when practicing procedures on rubber human simulators?
ATACC Simulation
The ATACC group take us through the evolution of human patient simulation. How can clinicians experience emotional attachment that comes when practicing procedures on rubber human simulators?
The Time for Ultrasound is Now
Health care providers who phantom or "quick look" ultrasound examine are causing the viral spread of an epidemic, which we can minimize by responsibly utilizing ultrasound inpatient care and by implementing the coaching that artificial intelligence provides.
Gaming your way to Sono Leadership
Rachel Liu, Creagh Boulger & Sharon Kay will provide a brief introduction into the use of gaming in education, more specifically ultrasound education, with live demos.
Negotiating Autonomy at the Point of Care
Clinical supervision in our busy workplaces is hard. Good supervision conversations don't always happen, and may not always go well. Sometimes the words we use are not the best guide to how we are actually thinking or feeling but they COULD be.