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Pre-CCTMC Workshops
April 7, 2013– Austin, TX
Continuing Education credits from ASTNA pending for both workshops
Cost: $150 each class
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“INTEGRATING SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS IN AIR AND GROUND TRANSPORT SERVICES”
Objectives
- Describe a typical Safety Management System
- List the typical components of a Safety Management System
- Describe how basic components of SMS can be integrated into a medical transport service to include patient parameters and ground transport
- Define safety culture and its impact on transport and patient care
Agenda (8am – 12 noon) - Sheraton at the Capital Hotel in Austin, Texas (Capital View Terrace South meeting room)
08:00 - 09:00 AMWhat is SMS? (Fred Brisbois)
What is SMS? (Fred Brisbois)09:00 - 09:45 AMApplying SMS to air ambulance (Ashley Smith)
Applying SMS to air ambulance (Ashley Smith)09:45 - 10:00 AMBreak
Break10:00 - 11:00 AMPatient care safety issues (air or ground) (Eileen Frazer)
Patient care safety issues (air or ground) (Eileen Frazer)11:00 - 12:00 PMIntegrating SMS in a Medical Transport Service (Eileen, Ashley and Fred)
Integrating SMS in a Medical Transport Service (Eileen, Ashley and Fred)AMTS Board Member Faulty: Fred Brisbois, former Safety Director for Sikorsky Helicopters was instrumental in developing the SMS for the International Helicopter Safety Team (IHST). Ashley Smith is owner and operator of Jet Logistics in Charlotte, NC, and Eileen Frazer is the Executive Director for CAMTS.
“NUTS AND BOLTS OF SIMULATION”
Objectives
- Describe the many benefits of simulation in the healthcare environment
- List examples of use and implementation in various medical transport settings
- Describe the important aspects of video-assisted debriefings
- Discuss how simulation can be integrated for medical, aviation, ground and communications team members
Agenda (1pm – 5pm) Sheraton at the Capital Hotel in Austin, Texas (Capital View Terrace South meeting room)
1:00—1:45 PMSimulation in the healthcare environment: It is more than just a computerized manikin
Simulation in the healthcare environment: It is more than just a computerized manikin1:45—2:30 PMSimulation program examples and discussions for implementation in the transport setting
Simulation program examples and discussions for implementation in the transport setting2:30—3:00 PMBreak
Break3:00—4:00 PMUse of high fidelity simulation equipment and video-assisted debriefing for team members
Use of high fidelity simulation equipment and video-assisted debriefing for team members4:00—5:00 PMIntegrating all team members into simulations, including medical, aviation & communications
Integrating all team members into simulations, including medical, aviation & communications The Course Director for this workshop will be CAMTS Board Member, Mary E. Holtschneider, RN-BC, BSN, MPA, NREMT-P. Mary represents AACN on the CAMTS Board and has over 17 years of experience in critical care nursing, EMS, and healthcare education. Her focus for the past 7 years has been on using simulation in the healthcare environment to not only educate staff but to improve processes across the care continuum. She regularly presents at national and regional simulation conferences on the benefits of using simulation as a teaching/learning modality. Participating panelists will include representatives from CAMTS accredited programs who are actively using simulation modalities in the transport environment, as well as industry representatives from simulation manufacturers and developers.
