Maintenance of Certification in Anesthesiology (MOCA) Course by The Ohio State University (Sep, 2018)
In-Person Event
Sep 29, 2018
Columbus, Ohio, USAOVERVIEW
Maintenance of Certification in Anesthesiology (MOCA) Course is organized by The Ohio State University (OSU) and will be held on Sep 29, 2018 at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, Columbus, Ohio, United States of America. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 7 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.
Conference Description:
Routine cases comprise the majority of what practicing anesthesiologists see regularly during day-to-day practice. On the other hand, serious or critical events, while infrequent, require prompt recognition and appropriate management. When a critical event occurs, the timely and correct response by the physician can make the difference between life and death for the patient.
Simulation provides a means to re-create unusual, atypical, or rare events in order for physicians and healthcare teams to gain practice in recognizing and responding to these circumstances. Debriefing provides an additional learning opportunity, as participants discuss the interpretation, decision making, actions, and teamwork. Finally, practitioner performance can be objectively assessed during standardized simulated activities. For all of these reasons, simulation training in Anesthesiology provides an important practice improvement and assessment tool.
The format of this course will be a live, participatory event. The educational design of the activity will be simulated case scenarios followed by a small group debriefing exercise. Learners will be given a clinical scenario in the virtual OR, using the high fidelity manikin. Participants will respond to critical events individually and as teams (with all participants having a chance to rotate through the "hot seat"). Following the scenarios, the structured debriefing will be led by faculty experts. The benefit of this format is that it will meet adult learning principles and will mirror the MOCA simulation course requirements. The course will allow evaluation of performance in a simulated practice situation. They course will simultaneously provide a good learning experience for the faculty participants.
The course is designed to improve knowledge about approaches to a difficult airway, to improve technical competence and to improve the interpersonal communication and team performance in order to achieve the best patient outcome.
Conference Objectives:
At the conclusion of this activity, learners will be able to:
• Effectively manage a critical event as a “hot-seat” participant in which a patient experiences an unexpected critical hemodynamic event.
• Appropriately manage a significant case of hypoxemia, hypotension, ACLS, or difficult airway.
• Demonstrate effective communication during a medical crisis situation and provide self-reflection on performance during group debriefing.
• Demonstrate effective team leadership and utilize resources effectively during a crisis management scenario.
• Describe ways in which simulation can be used as an effective learning tool to generate a practice improvement plan at his/her home institution.
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.
Conference Description:
Routine cases comprise the majority of what practicing anesthesiologists see regularly during day-to-day practice. On the other hand, serious or critical events, while infrequent, require prompt recognition and appropriate management. When a critical event occurs, the timely and correct response by the physician can make the difference between life and death for the patient.
Simulation provides a means to re-create unusual, atypical, or rare events in order for physicians and healthcare teams to gain practice in recognizing and responding to these circumstances. Debriefing provides an additional learning opportunity, as participants discuss the interpretation, decision making, actions, and teamwork. Finally, practitioner performance can be objectively assessed during standardized simulated activities. For all of these reasons, simulation training in Anesthesiology provides an important practice improvement and assessment tool.
The format of this course will be a live, participatory event. The educational design of the activity will be simulated case scenarios followed by a small group debriefing exercise. Learners will be given a clinical scenario in the virtual OR, using the high fidelity manikin. Participants will respond to critical events individually and as teams (with all participants having a chance to rotate through the "hot seat"). Following the scenarios, the structured debriefing will be led by faculty experts. The benefit of this format is that it will meet adult learning principles and will mirror the MOCA simulation course requirements. The course will allow evaluation of performance in a simulated practice situation. They course will simultaneously provide a good learning experience for the faculty participants.
The course is designed to improve knowledge about approaches to a difficult airway, to improve technical competence and to improve the interpersonal communication and team performance in order to achieve the best patient outcome.
Conference Objectives:
At the conclusion of this activity, learners will be able to:
• Effectively manage a critical event as a “hot-seat” participant in which a patient experiences an unexpected critical hemodynamic event.
• Appropriately manage a significant case of hypoxemia, hypotension, ACLS, or difficult airway.
• Demonstrate effective communication during a medical crisis situation and provide self-reflection on performance during group debriefing.
• Demonstrate effective team leadership and utilize resources effectively during a crisis management scenario.
• Describe ways in which simulation can be used as an effective learning tool to generate a practice improvement plan at his/her home institution.
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.
KEY DATES
29 Sep, 2018
Event Start Date
29 Sep, 2018
Event End Date
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AnesthesiologySUGGESTED HOTELS
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