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Training Officer 2.0

Training Officer 2.0 . Training to meet todays priorities using tomorrow’s technology. Steven Kanarian, MPH, EMT-P Presenter. The Training Officer. Utopia EMS. MY CEO says, “Putting butts in seats and running ambulances is Operations. Everything else is a QA/Training issue.

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Training Officer 2.0

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  1. Training Officer 2.0 Training to meet todays priorities using tomorrow’s technology

  2. Steven Kanarian, MPH, EMT-PPresenter

  3. The Training Officer Utopia EMS MY CEO says, “Putting butts in seats and running ambulances is Operations. Everything else is a QA/Training issue.

  4. Is this your job?

  5. The World of The Training Officer? No, we never surrender, or say no.

  6. The World of The EMS Training, QA, Safety, Emergency Training, and (fire of the day) Officer

  7. 5 Key Points For Today • How do our providers learn? • What content do you need to cover? • Key new topics to weave into training schedule • What digital tools are your providers using? • How do we combine training need with content distribution

  8. Look around…

  9. Digital Training Officer 2.0 • Not a lecture • A new way of doing business • The start of a movement • NAMESE Trading Post is very useful

  10. How do we conduct classes? • Lectures • Videos • “Chalk and Talk” • “Squirm and burn” in their chairs Adults want to apply what they have learned and use their unique skills!

  11. Who are we dealing with? • Original Students • Refresher Students • Mastery Level Employee Empty or Settled?

  12. How Do Our Providers Learn? • __________________ • __________________ • __________________ • __________________ • __________________ • __________________

  13. How Adults Learn • They want to Get out of the chair and “Do something.” • “What is in it for me?” • “How will this help me in my job?” • How can I share what unique knowledge and experiences I have.” At the experienced provider level they may know more than us.

  14. Are we on a Training Merry Go Round?

  15. Same old thing…

  16. Or Reaching Mastery and Preparing for Tomorrow?

  17. What Tomorrow Looks Like…

  18. Rx: (Your Name Here) Provide students with opportunity to be involved, participate and build on experiences. May use student to create content, review issues and make presentations. Dr. Learnwell, , MD, ID, Medical Director of Training DEA# 0911343

  19. New Trends • Active learning • Guide on the side, not school master • We are not the repository of knowledge, • Need to be the constructor of experiences • Particularly with experienced crews • Medic basic may be different! They say, “If you keep a horse tied to a post, he will soon stay there, even when untied!”

  20. What is a Digital Native?

  21. Digital Natives Characteristics • Learning through communications • Social Learning – What is the scoop? • Compare how their world is different • Compare ems world differences • Protocols • Cell phone • Smart phones • Instant messaging • MOIST N’ DAMP!

  22. Active learners • Students like to… • Blog • Create pictures, videos and podcasts • Use their talents • Not sit in class and be exhausted • Let them run with learning. • My Confession…..

  23. Overview of current issues to be included in training • Errors and infection in EMS • Sleep deprivation • Crew resource management • Communication • Safety • A Culture of Safety • www.EMSCultureofsafety.org

  24. Sepsis • It stems from another medical condition such as an infection in” • lungs, • urinary tract, • skin, • abdomen (such as appendicitis) or other part of the body. • Invasive medical procedures like the insertion of a vascular catheter can introduce bacteria into the bloodstream and bring on the condition.

  25. Sepsis Symptoms • Common symptoms of sepsis are fever, chills, rapid breathing and heart rate, rash, confusion and disorientation. • Many of these symptoms, such as fever and difficulty breathing, mimic other conditions, making sepsis hard to diagnose in its early stages.

  26. Deaths From Sepsis • Every year, severe sepsis strikes about 750,000 Americans1. • It’s been estimated that between 28 and 50 percent of these people die2—far more than the number of U.S. deaths from prostate cancer, breast cancer and AIDS combined.

  27. Pre-Hospital Recognition of Sepsis • Identic fiction and early treatment with fluids, saves lives • Lactate measurement studies are being conducted

  28. Question: • What impact do we have on our patients? • Infections? • Complications? • Medication errors? • Vehicle operation? • Others?

  29. Safety is a critical issue for EMS. • EMS has been identified as a high-risk industry and safety impacts more than just EMS personnel. • Safety in EMS affects our patients, EMS responders, and the public and includes factors such as vehicle operations, medical errors, infectious diseases, scene safety and responder health and fitness, just to name a few. • www.EMSCultureofsafety.org Release in 2013

  30. WordPress • Over view of two • Uses • Show blog DD

  31. Clinical Topics • Pulmonary Embolus Awareness • Fractured Pelvis • C-Diff • MRSA • Trauma in elderly • Documentation • Others??

  32. Competencies • Documentation • Driving • Ventilator use/problem solving • 12 lead interpretation • Lung sounds? • Assessment precision? • Stable vs. unstable • Blind spots in practice

  33. Emerging Topics • Crew Resource Management • Distracted Driving in EMS • “Buckle Up In Back, Come Home Alive, • Sleep Deprivation • EMS Near Miss Reporting • Anonymous Error Reporting

  34. What are your Training Priorities for the upcoming year? • Develop List with the Group: • Annual One Time_____________ _____________ • _____________ _____________ • _____________ _____________ • _____________ _____________

  35. What patient care related problems your faced with? • _____________ • _____________ • _____________ • _____________ • _____________ • _____________ • _____________

  36. Prioritize Needs to Top 3 Priorities By Group Consensus

  37. Infusing Our Training Schedule

  38. Training Schedule

  39. Training Schedule

  40. Training Schedule

  41. Crew Resource Management

  42. Communications • What are your Communication/Distribution related problems your faced with? • Develop List with the Group:_____________ • _____________ • _____________ • _____________

  43. What do you want the technology to do to assist you? 3 biggest needs? • 1) • 2) • 3)

  44. A New Tool Box for the Same Goal Culture of Safety Sepsis Recognition 12 Lead, STEMI

  45. An Example for us to Follow….. Kahn Academy on line

  46. Types of social media to consider • You Tube video, searchable • Wordpress timed displaying • Twitter interaction • Tout video twitter • #1 Most Used Social Media = SMS Technology (texting) • Auto responder E-Mail (scheduled messages, autoreply) • Geographical SocMedia

  47. WordPress • www.paramedicmastery.com • Mail messages on schedule • Comments • Post Cases • Audio and Video Files • Private, invitation only

  48. Types of social media • Picture here

  49. Types of social media to consider • WordPress • PodCasts • YouTube • Twitter • Tweet Deck • SMS Software • Mail auto-responder (schedule messages)

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