Program Contents

• Define the importance of managing acutely ill and injured patients by the standardized, systematic and structured approach.

• Incorporate the CERTAIN approach (admission checklist) to manage admission/resuscitation of acutely ill and injured patients.

• Incorporate the CERTAIN approach (rounding checklist) to perform daily rounding for acutely ill and injured patients.

• Demonstrate the prompter’s role to provide real-time feedback to the team during the admission/resuscitation and rounding using the CERTAIN checklist.

• Integrate point-of-care ultrasound in acute care setting.

• Recognize the reason and need to change of current practice of acute care.

• Summarize patient engagement methods for shared decision marking.

• Demonstrate efficient communication skills between clinical team, patients and family members.

• Review tools and technology to enable the change, including clinical informatics and simulation.

• Review patient safety and quality improvement principles.

• Review change management and implementation science.

• Review clinical research and epidemiology methodology

Program Format

• Expert lectures (on-site, remote and/or recorded) on key domains: standardization, implementation science, informatics, quality improvement, education and research.

• Hands on workshop containing mentored experiential learning at local simulation facility.

• Admission module.

• Rounding module.

• CERTAIN checklist and decision support.

• Point of care ultrasound as a stethoscope.

• Panel discussion on key topics including shared decision making, prevention of nosocomial complications, end of lif care etc.

• Post-program assessment, commitment to change, and learner satisfaction survey.

• Participants eligible to be recognized as CERTAIN Trainer