Trauma Team Training

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This course has a critical difference from other Trauma Management courses. The target of instruction is the Team.

Each of you will be assigned to a team by the course facilitator. The teams will have unique names for each course. Examples from past courses in Kenya were named after football teams: Admirals, Leopards, Stars, and Sharks. The Teams in the initial course for Guyana will be named after rivers. Amazon, Berbice, Courentyne, Demerara and Essequibo

You will have individual activities and group assignments, all of which you will perform with your team. Certificates will be presented based on successful course completion. The platform monitors your participation through the completion of interactive questions, which are inserted in videos and presentations as well as quizzes and video assignments.

Grading will be based on your Pre-Course Evaluation and Survey, modular Formative Evaluations, team exercises, and Post-Course Evaluations and Survey. You will be busy with the expectation you will complete all of the activities. You will watch and interact with various videos and presentations, and you will also have homework assignments either before or during the course. We expect you to learn a lot and enjoy the course.

Ronald Lett—CNIS Director Curriculum Development.

The Introductory module starts with interactive videos welcoming you to the Trauma Team Training Course from Dr. Lett CEO and Director of Curriculum Development Canadian Network for International Surgery Vancouver BC, Canada. When the course is held in Kenya, there is a specific introduction from Dr. Gladwell  Gathecha, Head, Non-communicable Diseases - Ministry of Health, Nairobi Kenya. Email: gladwellgathecha@gmail.com, and when in Guyana there is a specific introduction from Dr, Alexandra Harvey, Director, Medical Education, Institute of  Health Science Education. Consultant Anesthetist, GEORGETOWN PUBLIC HOSPITAL CORPORATION, GUYANA.  As you watch the video, you will see a few questions you should answer.  The questions either present as a panel or with a hand icon, which you click to see the panels.

• Introduction
• Module 1
• Module 2
• Module 3
• Module 4
• Module 5
• Module 6
• Module 7
• Closing Module

Quiz

Pre-Course Participant Evaluation (Quiz)

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