EMS/Pre-Hospital Modules

This module group presents scenarios involving victims of fire-related, motor vehicle collisions with multi-system trauma, violent altercations with various traumatic injuries.

Practice pre-hospital emergency response skills in high-stress, outdoor or field environments. From a car accident to a burning building, train decision-making and patient stabilization in alignment with PHTLS based guidelines.

Trainees respond to high-pressure situations requiring rapid assessment and immediate life-saving interventions in chaotic urban settings where patients have sustained injuries during physical confrontations, which may include penetrating wounds, lacerations, blunt trauma, or combinations thereof.

Learning Objectives:

• Apply clinical decision-making and prioritization skills to manage life-threatening traumatic injuries in pre-hospital settings.
• Perform appropriate airway management techniques in bleeding patients.
• To demonstrate rapid trauma assessment and initial management, including effective navigation and use of XR simulation environments.

Target Audience:

Emergency Medicine, Anesthesia, Critical Care, First Responders, Internal Medicine, other emergency response professionals