SCORECME

SCORE is a multidisciplinary simulation based medical education course especially designed for rural and community health care providers.

[CanadiEM @WeAreCanadiEM]

In a crisis, there are leaders and helpers. @RobAnders1 from @thenosm discusses how to be a good leader and a good helper during a crisis.

@KaraTastad, @AnsonDinh, and @PBoreskie have created an awesome accompanying #infographic!

https://t.co/OG8diq3mUO

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the cancellation of SCORE Ottawa April 22. Rural health care workers and the communities they serve are too valuable to be put at added risk. We need you healthy for whatever is to come. #flatenthecurve

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

We are so proud to be included amongst the simulation programs working with courageous rural and community health care teams. Like our comrades @HSN_Sudbury @HSNSimLab @TheCAREcourse we know how challenging it can be and we want to support the incredible work that you do #sim

[Rob Anderson @RobAnders1]

Amazing. That is why we do this! That is what @thenosm #FPAbootcamp @HSN_Sudbury sim outreach and @SCORECME1 are all about. Not only helps when the clinical courage to do the thing is needed but also in talking to each other after! #Wellness

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

Thanks for tagging us @DrKateJMiller you’re speaking our language! Technical skills are important and require practice but so too do the non-technical skills. Anticipation and planning, communication, leadership, helpership will help in all crises esp those we’ve never seen #sim

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

A nice profile of SCORE’s own @GuscottJesse talking about stress responses, simulation and the @SCORECME1 program.

[McMaster Family Med @McMasterFamMed]

“People will have stress responses in medical crises, but the point is to learn how we respond to stress and to develop the skills to lead and collaborate effectively in spite of it.” Dr. Jesse Guscott, Assistant Clinical Professor in Collingwood https://t.co/JELXUvzBGp

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

2 things you’re pretty much guaranteed in a SCORE+ACLS course are Rapid Cycle Deliberate Practice until you get it right and enough calories burned to skip your workout that day.

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

We have a small number of spots left for our ACLS+SCORE course Thursday January 23 in Collingood.

☑️ ACLS recertification
☑️ High fidelity simulations
☑️ CRM coaching
☑️ 20 Mainpro+ credits
🎿 Last minute ski trip?

https://t.co/cevjrejv2c

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

Another great SCORE course for the R1 and R2 residents from McMaster! A great group of learners and staff! Always a fun day in simulation. Our Pediatric mannequin, Wesley (Wes) Saga made his debut! @MetheralJessica @GuscottJesse @maddymackay1 @matter28

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

Look who joined our fleet today! Excited to expand our education through paediatric simulation. Looking for name suggestions for this one! @cgmhfoundation @GuscottJesse

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

Exciting announcement! Registration is now open for 3 new SCORE CME events including @SRPCanada Rural and Remote 2020!! https://t.co/jnpOBaEsKs

[McMaster Family Med @McMasterFamMed]

“Sometimes the act of bringing value to people’s last moments is even better than medication.” Dr. Alyssa Boyd, Adjunct Clinical Professor, co-founded the Living Wish Foundation, a non-profit that makes dreams come true for the terminally ill. https://t.co/j7pRTgzLPe

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

@slinnjoanne @MetheralJessica @GuscottJesse We just used generic face paint for the moulage. Clean up we find WD 40 works great! I have heard of others using the green works multi cleaner as well!

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

SCORE is designed with docs like @DrmDrmale in mind. Smart, skilled, clinically courageous rural health care practitioners who are always looking for ways to be better.

[Martin McNamara @DrmDrmale]

@GuscottJesse @SCORECME1 Great course!! It is inspiring to see how you’ve developed as a physician. Keep up the great work.

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

Another successful SCORE course today in Collingwood brought doctors and nurses from near and far for a fantastic day of rural focussed skills and simulations. Thanks to the incredible @SCORECME1 team and all of the participants for your energy and enthusiasm @ROMPonline @cgmhf

[CollingwoodToday @collingwoodtday]

The blood is fake but the trauma training is real https://t.co/7bbTxZvGXJ

[SCORECME @SCORECME1]

Upcoming SCORE CME courses - https://t.co/BzFMTPwmFl

[RuralONMedProg-ROMP @ROMPonline]

Extra, Extra!! 2 great Course Offerings in Collingwood this September:
ATLS: Advanced trauma life support &
SCORE: Simulating Crises for Optimal Response in Emergencies
Click here for more info on how to register: https://t.co/IvwZ9cVPmx
#MedEd #RuralMed #Physician #Resident

[Arun Sayal @arunsayal1]

@GuscottJesse crushes it every time.

I don’t think he knows how good he is!

(and that genuine humility is part of what makes him such a great speaker)

[Jesse Guscott MD @GuscottJesse]

@snewbery1 @ElaineBlau @DrKateJMiller @DrEvdLinde @bradybouchard @OlszynskiP @smaccteam @CAPE_Doctors @CAEP_Docs @usask_CME @UofS_CLRC @TheCAREcourse @HSNSimLab @OntarioCollege @RobAnders1 But locally developed deliberate practice for NRP or Code responses or in situ tests of local systems, equipment and responses are so valuable

[Jesse Guscott MD @GuscottJesse]

@snewbery1 @ElaineBlau @DrKateJMiller @DrEvdLinde @bradybouchard @OlszynskiP @smaccteam @CAPE_Doctors @CAEP_Docs @usask_CME @UofS_CLRC @TheCAREcourse @HSNSimLab @OntarioCollege I also think sim courses and local mock codes or deliberate practice have different but related objectives. Sim debriefing is an art and a science and if you’ve ever seen someone like @RobAnders1 debrief you know that’s not a thing you can pick up on the fly.