ACCP Simulation Center for Advanced Clinical Education

2010 Upcoming Courses in Northbrook, IL

Critical Care Bundle
February 2010
June 2010
This 3-day multimodal course will utilize various degrees of simulation to offer experiential learning in domains that include ventilator management, hemodynamic monitoring, and management of a critically ill patient.

Who should attend?
Pulmonary and critical care fellows, critical care nurses, nurse practitioners, respiratory therapists, pulmonary and critical care physicians/intensivists, and physician assistants

Instruction in Education: A Walk Through Simulation-Enhanced Curriculum Development
April 2010
September 2010

This 2-day course will explore the many methods for educating health-care professionals, highlighting the applications and strengths of each method (including simulation). Attendees will then develop an education curriculum for a given topic, incorporating the various methods, as appropriate.

Who should attend?
Pulmonary, critical care, and sleep training program directors; medical education clinical faculty; and medical education and curriculum development staff

Difficult Airway Management
March 2010

This 3-day simulation-enhanced workshop will provide hands-on experience with preparation, teamwork, and tools to manage common and complex airway situations.

Who should attend?
Pulmonary and critical care fellows, critical care nurses, nurse practitioners, respiratory therapists, pulmonary and critical care physicians/intensivists, and physician assistants

Basic and Advanced Bronchoscopy Skills With a Focus on Endobronchial Ultrasound
February 2010
August 2010

This 2-day course will expose participants to the cognitive and psychomotor skills involved in utilizing bronchoscopy effectively in clinical practice.

Who should attend?
Pulmonary and critical care fellows, critical care nurses, nurse practitioners, respiratory therapists, pulmonary and critical care physicians/intensivists, and physician assistants

Mechanical Ventilation
December 2010

Further your mechanical ventilation clinical skills in this 2-day program. Case-based exercises and hands-on simulation will be used to assess your skills and to learn modes of ventilation, interpretation of wave forms, effects of pharmacological agents, and how to manage the side effects of mechanical ventilation with complex patients.

Who should attend?
Pulmonary and critical care fellows, critical care nurses, nurse practitioners, respiratory therapists, pulmonary and critical care physicians/intensivists, and physician assistants

Customized Programs

Programs customized specifically to your group’s education needs can be arranged.
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