Trauma Education
Join us for Point of Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Training session on December 10th. This hands-on course offers a great opportunity to enhance your skills in EFAST, Echo, Pelvic, Abdominal, Vascular and other Ultrasound applications, building confidence in your practice.
Event Details:
Location: Owatonna Hospital/Clinic—main conference room in the Owatonna Clinic portion of the building. Enter through the Clinic doors and make your way to the left, down the hall and into the conference room.
Date: December 10th
Session Time: 8:00 am to 12:45 pm Zoom link
Registration Information: To ensure proper tracking for grant purposes, registration is required. We encourage you to register in advance, but if that is not possible, you may still register on the day of the event.
This course is completely FREE and open to all providers interested. It is a fantastic opportunity to refresh your skills and gain new insights into Point of Care Ultrasound technology.
How to Register: Complete your registration and you’re all set!
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Register as a new user and select the Mankato site.
This presentation will include Lunch RSVP to admin@smrtac.org
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Bleeding Control
Who can respond and control bleeding?
There are three types of responders who, when properly trained, are crucial to saving victims with severe bleeding:
- Trauma Professionals: hospitalists; emergency department physicians, nurses, technicians, and trauma surgeons
- Professional First Responders: Law enforcement, emergency medical service personnel, fire fighters, and rescue workers
- Immediate Responders: civilian bystanders present at the scene who perform external bleeding control for victims at the point of wounding before the arrival of professional responders.
SMRTAC has trained individuals to be B-Con instructors in their local regions. If your community has a need to educate a group of individuals, if you want to become a course instructor, or already are an instructor, we have resources for you.
THE ONLY THING MORE TRAGIC THAN A DEATH FROM BLEEDING…IS A DEATH THAT COULD HAVE BEEN PREVENTED.
American College of Surgeons (ACS) Trauma Course
ATLS
Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) is a 2 day course offered through the American College of Surgeons to provide its participants with a safe and reliable method for the immediate treatment of injured patients and basic knowledge of assessment, resuscitation and stabilization, recognition and arrangement of patient necessitating transfer to tertiary care center.
RTTDC
The Rural Trauma Team Development Course (RTTDC) emphasizes a team approach to the initial evaluation and resuscitation of the trauma patient at a rural facility. Developed by the Rural Trauma Committee of the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma (ACS COT), RTTDC is based on the concept that in most situations, rural facilities can form a trauma team consisting of at least three core members. The course is offered in a single day or modular format.
Trauma Nursing Courses
ATCN
Advanced Trauma care for Nurses (ATCN) is a 2 day course offered through the Society of Trauma Nurses Association. ATCN is an advanced course designed for the registered nurse interested in increasing his/her knowledge in management of the multiple trauma patient. ATCN is taught concurrently with ATLS
TNCC
Trauma Nursing Core Course is a 2 day course offered through the Emergency Nurses Association. TNCC is designed to provide core level trauma knowledge and psychomotor skills associated with the delivery of professional nursing care to the trauma patient.
Other Trauma Education
Minnesota Burn Surge: General information as well as Educational Curriculum for Medical Providers Responding to a Mass Casualty Burn Surge Incident can be found on the MN Dept of Health website.
Minnesota Pediatric Surge: General information as well as Educational Curriculum for Medical Providers Responding to a Mass Casualty Pediatric Surge Incident can be found on the MN Dept of Health website.
Pediatric CAT Application: Slide Presentation | Video
(Combat Application Tourniquet)
Hemorrhagic Shock: Presentation June 2013