Pediatric Fundamental Critical Care Support Hosted Course

The live, instructor-led, two-day course is the traditional method for delivering the PFCCS course. The goal is for individual sites to become self-sustaining in their delivery of the PFCCS program.
 

• Licensed sites arrange for qualified instructors to deliver lectures and their related skill stations.
• Complete slide decks with speaker notes, administrative materials, and forms are provided to each site.
• Textbooks are shipped to the site before the course, allowing learners to prepare for the live activity.
• This site coordinator administers the pre- and posttests and provides score information to SCCM.

The Licensing Team can help sites that have not previously held a course find consultants who will lead the development of the PFCCS course on site.
 
The PFCCS course should be held over the course of two full days.
 
View a Sample Course Schedule
 
Alternative schedule samples might follow these patters:
 

• Morning lectures followed by afternoon skill stations OR
• Two to three lectures followed by corresponding skill stations

 Shaped by SCCM”s committed to meeting the needs of each individual customer, the course pricing structure is designed to be both fair and flexible. Pricing options are tiered, based on a country’s gross domestic product at purchasing power parity (PPP) per capita as reported by the World Bank in its most current World Development Indicators database. This allows SCCM to accommodate ranges in needs and available financial resources.
 

Tier	GDP (PPP) Per Capita (USD)	Single Course Pricing (USD)	Per Learner Pricing (USD)
For-Profit	Not applicable	$1, 320	$65 per learner
Nonprofit Tier  3	More than $15,000	$830	$61 per learner
Nonprofit Tier 2	Between $5,000 and $15,000	$550	$42 per learner
Nonprofit Tier 1	Less than $5,000	$220	$21 per learner

 
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The online hosted course allows sites to more efficiently deliver the didactic educational content and creates flexibility for instructors and learners for the delivery of the hands-on skill stations.
 

• Using a state-of-the-art online learning management system, participants complete the lecture portion of the course over four weeks.
• Online lectures prepared by leaders in critical care are delivered by professional presenters.
• Course directors and coordinators can monitor the progress of students in real time through their personalized administrative dashboard.Participants who successfully complete the online licensed course will receive a certificate of completion.

Licensed institutions will we assessed a fee for each learner, which includes a copy of the current edition of the textbook (print or eBook) and, upon successful completion of the course, a certificate of completion.
 
Shaped by SCCM”s committed to meeting the needs of each individual customer, the course pricing structure is designed to be both fair and flexible. Pricing options are tiered, based on a country’s gross domestic product at purchasing power parity (PPP) per capita as reported by the World Bank in its most current World Development Indicators database. This allows SCCM to accommodate ranges in needs and available financial resources.
 

Tier	GDP (PPP) Per Capita (USD)	Single Course Pricing (USD)	Per Learner Pricing (USD)
For-Profit	Not applicable	$3,970	$65 per learner
Nonprofit Tier 3	More than $15,000	$2,490	$61 per learner
Nonprofit Tier 2	Between $5,000 and $15,000	$1,650	$42 per learner
Nonprofit Tier 1	Less than $5,000	$660	$21 per learner

 
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In order to receive a successful completion certificate ALL lectures and skill stations must be completed.
 
Lectures

Required:
 

• Acute Respiratory Failure and Mechanical Ventilation*
• Cardiovascular Evaluation and Pediatric Shock
• Fluids, Electrolytes, and Metabolic Disorders
• Pediatric Neurologic Emergencies
• Postoperative Management
• Sedation, Analgesia, and Neuromuscular Blockade 

*If course participants require more in-depth information, these optional lectures may be substituted: Airway Management, Acute Upper and Lower Airway Diseases, and Noninvasive and Invasive Mechanical Ventilation.
 
 Optional (based on services provided at institution):
 

• Acute Infections
• Abusive Trauma in Children
• Acute Kidney Injury
• Acute Upper and Lower Airway Disease
• Airway Management
• Assessment of the Critically Ill Child
• Critical Care Management of the Child with Congenital Heart Disease
• Management of the Poisoned Child and Adolescent
• Oncologic and Hematologic Emergencies
• Noninvasive and Invasive Mechanical Ventilation
• Pediatric Burn Injury
• Pediatric Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
• Pediatric Emergency Preparedness
• Transport of the Critically Ill Child
• Trauma Injuries in Children

 
Skill Stations

Required:
 

• Cardiopulmonary Dysfunction
• Mechanical Ventilation
• Pediatric Transport
• Sedation
• Radiology/Invasive Devices
• Advanced Integration Scenarios

 Optional:
 

• Accidental and Abusive Trauma