SCORE: Simulating Crises for Optimal Response in Emergencies

Cancelled

Unfortunately, due to low interest in this course, the Scientific Planning Committee has made the decision to cancel this program.

Welcome to SCORE

Simulating Crises for Optimal Response in Emergencies

Simulating Crises for Optimal Response in Emergencies (SCORE) is a multidisciplinary medical education course, especially designed to meet the unique challenges of rural and community health care providers. Health care practitioners in Emergency Medicine, Hospitalist Medicine, Anesthesia, Intensive care and other acute care disciplines must all possess the skills necessary to manage unpredictable, high acuity and high stakes clinical situations.

SCORE emphasizes the role of non-technical and human factors in effective team performance for these challenging situations. Using a combination of high fidelity simulation, in-depth post simulation debriefing and crisis resource management coaching sessions, SCORE provides participants with a chance to develop and practice the types of leadership, communication, teamwork and problem solving skills necessary for effective crisis response.

While most of the content is applicable to all practice environments, a particular emphasis on rural and community hospital resource limitations is embedded in the course content.

Learn More About SCORE!

To learn more about SCORE, please visit the SCORE website where you will find information on:

• Course Content
• Instructor Profiles
• What people are saying about SCORE
• And More!

Learning Objectives:

By the end of any given series of SCORE modules, participants will be able to:

1. Recognize the role of crisis resource management, human factors or non-technical
   factors on individual and team performance in acute care emergency situations
2. Identify opportunities for improved performance through effective Crisis Resource
   Management
3. Demonstrate improvements in the application of Crisis Resource Management
   techniques.

Registration, Accommodation & Cancellation

Registration

The SCORE course has a max capacity of 10 registrants.

• NOSM U Faculty: $1,800
• Physician (Non-NOSM Faculty): $1,800

Accommodations - Delta Toronto Airport Hotel

Deadline: April 11, 2024

Hotel accommodations are not covered through registration. NOSM U has received a reduced rate of $189.00/night.

A rooming list will be submitted to the venue on your behalf, and hotel fees (room + incidentals) will be paid by registrants upon check-out for any guest staying on May 1st and/or May 2nd, 2024. If the rooming request comes after the deadline date, all rooms are then at a first come/first serve basis.

Northern Constellations & Connection Attendees: If you are also attending Northern Constellations & Connections, you will have all requested nights submitted to the hotel on your behalf. NOSM U will only be covering the costs for the room May 3, 2024 (less incidentals), and registrants will be responsible for covering the additional hotel fees (room + incidentals) for stays beyond May 3, 2024.

Cancellation Policy

The NOSM U CEPD office reserves the right to cancel courses if required. Registrants will be notified as early as possible if this course is cancelled.

Registration fees for courses cancelled by NOSM U CEPD office will be refunded; however NOSM U CEPD will not be liable for any loss, damage or other expenses that such cancellation may cause.

In the event that a participant needs to withdraw from the program after registering, a cancellation administration fee will be applied. Please see below for cancellation deadlines and associated fees:

• Cancellation by April 19, 2024 will receive a refund less a 25% administration fee.
• Cancellations received after April 19, 2024 will not receive a refund.

Please submit your cancellation request to the CEPD office at cepd@nosm.ca

Mainpro+ Certification Statement

This Group Learning program has been certified by the College of Family Physicians of Canada for at least 24 Mainpro+ Credits.