Key skills of EMS providers cannot be learned just through books
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Position trainees in virtual real-world conditions in which they are expected to apply their skills
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Challenge trainees to think critically with virtual patients in the street, in homes or in an ambulance environment
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Develop higher learning levels and knowledge retention over traditional methods in patient analysis, synthesis and evaluation
Extend the classroom to the outside world
The learning experience is focused on the retention and application of knowledge, rather than memorization and recall.
Safe care environment
Help students develop their clinical judgement and decision-making skills in stressful situations. Reduce the risk of patient deterioration and medical errors in the pre-hospital environment.
Clinical cases for on-the-job trainees
All scenarios are pre-configured and you just need to press start.
Educators can assess students’ performance during their training or create remote evaluation sessions.
Clinical scenarios for Paramedics
Suitable for Paramedics
C20 - General Medical II
Recommend for: Paramedic
Complexity: Medium
Preeclampsia at late pregnancy
Influenza and dehydration
Hypertensive crises an suspected stroke
Hypoglicemia and Influenza
Right ischemic embolic stroke
STEMI
COVID-19
Status epilepticus
Sickle cell disease
Anaphylaxia
C24 - Trauma and Toxicology II
Recommend for: Paramedic
Complexity: Medium
ASA overdose
Unknown poisoning
Chemical inhalation
Carbon Monoxide Inhalation
Acetaminophen overdose
Antidepressants intoxication
Suspect of pelvis fracture and closed head wound
Left hypertensive pneumothorax
Fractured femur
Left Hypertensive pneumothorax with hypothermia
C28 - Ambulance Transportation
Recommend for: Paramedic
Complexity: Medium
Preeclampsia at late pregnancy
Hyperglycemia with new onset diabetes
Influenza and dehydration
Transient ischemic attack
Hypertensive crises an suspected stroke
Hypoglicemia and Influenza
STEMI
Sickle cell disease
Anaphylaxia
Left Hypertensive pneumothorax with hypothermia
C35 - Cardiology and Respiratory II
Recommend for: Paramedic
Complexity: Medium
Pulmonary Edema
Wide complex tachycardia protocol
Bradycardia without underlying cause
Asthma exacerbation occasionally with mucus
Monomorphic ventricular tachycardia
Unconscious due to cardiogenic shock
Shortness of breath, fever and general malaise
Impaired airway
Atrial fibrillation with palpitations, and dyspnea,
STEMI
C63 - Trauma Emergencies II
Recommend for: Paramedic
Complexity: Medium
Suspect of pelvis fracture and closed head wound
Left hypertensive pneumothorax
Fractured femur
Open chest wound
Left Hypertensive pneumothorax with hypothermia
Open fracture in leg
Open fracture on the leg and wound on his forehead
Injured by chainsaw with open wound in the left arm
Open wound in the chest
Right knee injury
Scenarios are organised by thematic content packages with low, medium or high complexity
Clinical scenarios for Emergency Medical Technician
Suitable for Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
C14 - General Medical I
Recommend for: EMT
Complexity: Low
Hypertensive crisis
Influenza with generalized pain and fever
Hyperglycemia with new onset diabetes
Transient ischemic attack
Unconscious due to hypoglycemia
Severe dehydration
Seizure of unknown origin
Flu OR COVID-19
Septic shock
Sickle cell disease
C18 - Trauma and Toxicology I
Recommend for: EMT
Complexity: Low
Head hemorrhagic wound
Gunshot wound
Opioid overdose
Hypothermia and hypoglycemia secondary to alcohol intoxication
Food poisoning
Neck injury
Forehead wound and hypoglycemia
Benzodiazepine intoxication
Ankle fracture
Left arm injury with active bleeding
C33 - Cardiology and Respiratory I
Recommend for: EMT
Complexity: Low
Asthma attack
Pulmonary Edema
Bradycardia and atrial fibrillation
Airway obstruction and lung cancer
Supraventricular tachycardia
STEMI with chest pain and tightness
Impaired airway clearance
Respiratory infection
Suspected angina pectoris
Suspected heart attack
C62 - Trauma Emergencies I
Recommend for: EMT
Complexity: Low
Head hemorrhagic wound
Gunshot wound
Left hypertensive pneumothorax
Neck injury
Forehead wound and hypoglycemia
Ankle fracture
Left arm injury with active bleeding
Confused with head hematoma
Right ankle sprain
Right knee sprain
Scenarios are organised by thematic content packages with low, medium or high complexity
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Simtegration
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