Monday, February 17, 2020
SibMedCenter employees are trained in real time environment
From February 10 to 15, the regular training in basic life support (BLS), advanced life support (ALS) and international trauma life support (ITLS) was held for SibMedCenter (CCM Group) employees at the simulation training center "Arctic Medical Training".
A defining feature of the SibMedCenter (CCM Group) is the quality of medical services, which, first of all, is manifested through the high professionalism of the company's medical staff.
SibMedCenter (CCM) pays attention to the training of its medical personnel. CCM corporate training is practical, meets all modern requirements for labor protection and industrial security and is aimed at reducing mortality and injuries in the workplace.
A defining feature of the SibMedCenter (CCM Group) is the quality of medical services, which, first of all, is manifested through the high professionalism of the company's medical staff.
SibMedCenter (CCM) pays attention to the training of its medical personnel. CCM corporate training is practical, meets all modern requirements for labor protection and industrial security and is aimed at reducing mortality and injuries in the workplace.
The training is most closely to the real situations that occur at industrial enterprises, where for providing quality medical care is important not only the skills and abilities of the medical assistant, but also the second opinion of a narrow specialist.
In the process of training there was a violation of the man's heart rate, clinical death, which took place at one of the remote sites of SibMedCenter. The course participants saw in real time how instructors promptly provided consulting support, coordinating the medical staff of remout site to use a modern fibrinolytic drug. This methodology of using this drug is part of the advanced life support (ALS) course curriculum.
In the process of training there was a violation of the man's heart rate, clinical death, which took place at one of the remote sites of SibMedCenter. The course participants saw in real time how instructors promptly provided consulting support, coordinating the medical staff of remout site to use a modern fibrinolytic drug. This methodology of using this drug is part of the advanced life support (ALS) course curriculum.
The extended resuscitation course in Tomsk was conducted by Kristina Maiste, an anesthesiologist - resuscitator, instructor of the National Resuscitation Council in Moscow and Vladislav Sorokozherdiev, Associate Professor of the Department of Anesthesiology, Resuscitation and Intensive Care of Siberian State Medical University.