Host an FCCS: Crisis Management course and prepare healthcare professionals to sustain patient care during disasters.
The Society of Critical Care Medicine’s (SCCM) Fundamental Critical Care Support: Crisis Management (formerly Fundamental Disaster Management) hosted course combines expert-developed presentations with interactive skill stations to provide healthcare professionals the knowledge needed to sustain patient care in both natural and intentional disasters. Core principles include disaster preparation, the role of the hospital in disaster response, augmentation of ICU capacity, tertiary triage and palliative care considerations, special patient populations, personal protective equipment, infectious disease outbreaks, chemical and radiologic exposures, mass shootings, blast and burn incidents, and natural disasters.
The hosted course is offered in person.
Course features:
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bringing training to your institution.
The hosted course is available in in-person and online formats. The in-person hosted course consists of face-to-face presentations and skill stations. The online hosted course consists of web-based presentations and in-person skill stations.
To receive the certificate of successful completion, course participants must attend all presentations, successfully complete all skill stations, and achieve a score of 70% or higher on the posttest.
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For individuals seeking FCCS: Crisis Management self-study options, an eBook and textbook are available for purchase as well as the option to search for a course scheduled nearby.
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