ELITE SPORTS EMERGENCY
CARE TRAINING
Sports Medicine Concepts has programming developed to meet the specific needs of professional team medical, collegiate team medical, national and international organizations, outreach providers, and hospitals.
SMC’s In 2Min or Less!® Philosophy
The AHA’s Chain of Survival says that delivery of critical care within 4min of an accident significantly improves outcomes. That is fine for the lay rescue, but as medical providers working in the athletic environment, we have a few distinct advantages.
First, if an accident is going to happen, we know where it is going to happen; in the confines of the athletic venue.
Second, we know who it is going to happen to; anyone of the athletes, coaches, or officials within the venue.
Three, we know when it is going to happen; within the course of events. And four, we have a good idea what is going to happen; every sport has injury trends and mechanisms that are more common within.
Armed with this knowledge SMC holds that we should all be prepared for a |FLAWLESS| response within 2 min! When we train to provide |FLAWLESS| response within 2Min, we have another 2Min to deal with response issues that inevitably surface during the organized chaos that is emergency response and still hit the vital 4Min Chain of Survival benchmark associated with improved outcomes.
About SMC Training
All SMC training programs offer interdisciplinary training that is outcome driven. Programs include instructor-led demonstrations, psychomotor skills practice, instructor facilitated peer debriefing, and advanced simulation techniques to train medical teams to meet critical care benchmarks that are proven to affect outcomes. Our proven process is the direct result of our on-going systematic review and pragmatic application of evidence-based principles at our elite sports emergency care training facility in Avon, NY.
Every SMC program utilizes SMC’s advanced Simulation Experience (SimEx®) SMC’s SimEx® features hi-fi patient simulators, proprietary injury scenarios, proven collaborative team debriefing strategies and years of experience producing true-to-life experiences to ensure that all medical teams and participants are prepared with an emergency action plan that is demonstrated to improve outcomes.
Meeting your Specific Training Objectives is
as Easy as 1 - 2- 3
- 1. Select Simulation Experience scenarios that fit your training objectives
- 2. Choose a training delivery mode
- 3. Choose a training module
SMC’s Proprietary Simulation Experience Scenarios (SimEx®)
All SMC Simulation Experience scenarios include topic overview, indications and contraindications, specific considerations, differential diagnosis, skill demonstration and practice, true-to-life simulation, and advanced debriefing. Scenarios marked with * are SMC’s Core Simulation Experience scenarios that are a part of all training modules.
Airway Adjuncts
BVM, OPA, NPA, Suction, 02, SGA, ETT, Airway filters
Anaphylaxis
various EAI, storage and handling
Asthma
MDI, nebulizers, EIA, Spacing chambers, Paradoxical Vocal Fold Dysfunction differential diagnosis and rescue strategies, 02 and
Bleeding emergencies
Tourniquet, blood stopping agents/compress, blood borne pathogens and other potentially infectious material handling
Cold Emergencies
Warming area design, hypothermia
Diabetic athlete
Glucose meters
Equipment-Laden Athlete-FB
Football equipment removal approaches and techniques
Equipment-Laden Athlete-Hockey
Hockey equipment removal approaches and techniques
Equipment-Laden Athlete-Lax
Lacrosse equipment removal approaches and techniques
Fracture/Dislocation
Open fracture, splinting, reduction
*Fundamentals of Emergency Action Planning
Description, to be added.
High Quality CPR
BLS, ACLS, SCA, Commotio Cordis
ISO-Head Trauma
Seizure, Status, Airway management, RSI
Mental Health Crisis Management
Classification, recognition, acute management techniques, appropriate referral criteria, clinical criteria
Narcan
Recognition and administration mechanisms
On-Field Neurological Assessment
SMC’s Progressive On-Field Neurological Assessment Algorithms (PONAA), Head injury differential diagnosis
Paradoxical Vocal Fold Dysfunction
Recognition and rescue strategies
Patient Safe Handling
Repositioning, transfer, package, transport:
LSB, Scoop Stretcher, Slide board, LR, FL, C-neutral, SI vs SMR
Safe Handling
Repositioning, transfer, package, transport, SMI vs. SMR
Sickle-Cell
Differential diagnosis (heat stroke, SCA, hypoglycemia
Truncal Trauma w/ Hypotension
Pneumo/Hemothorax, Cardiac contusion, Liver, Spleen, Kidney
Vital Sign Trending
Use of monitors, trend analysis
TRAINING DELIVERY MODES
On Site
SMC staff brings the mSim® Experience directly to your facility to provide an unequaled life-like training experience for your medical team.
Live Stream
Distance based simulation training is an effective means of completing medical training. SMC’s Live Stream option delivers a rich training experience via broadcast from SMC’s Elite Sports Emergency Care Training Facility.
Elite Sports Emergency Care Training Center
Medical teams looking for fully immersive training are invited to come to the Elite Sports Emergency Care Training Facility in Avon, NY where the SMC staff can work directly with your team to meet specific training objectives.
Sports Emergency Care Training Modules
|FLAWLESS| Module
|FLAWLESS| Module includes Legacy Module training, emergency department staff training, emergency action plan audit, Certificate of Compliance, TeamProfile set-up/update for TeamEMSoft® subscribers, 8 evidence-based continuing education credits.
Legacy Module
Legacy Module training includes SMC’s Core scenarios, plus Isolated Head Trauma, Truncal Trauma with Hypotension, Bleeding Emergencies, and Fracture / Dislocation Management Auxiliary Scenarios. Participants receive 8 evidence-based continuing education units.
Core + 4 Module
Core + 4 Module includes SMC’s Core scenarios and the option to select an additional 4 Auxiliary Scenarios. Participants receive 8 Category A continuing education units.
Custom Module
First mSim® Live Stream or In-house simulation scenario
Core Module
The Core Module includes SMC’s Emergency Action Plan Essential Elements, High Quality CPR, Vital Signs Trending, On-Field Neurological Injury Assessment, and Athlete Safe Handling scenarios. Participants receive 4 Category A continuing education units.
