This one-day course provides an immersive, hands-on, critical-care simulation experience tailored for healthcare professionals who work in Emergency Medicine. Participants will engage in seven simulation scenarios designed to elevate their critical care knowledge, skills, teamwork, and decision-making in high-stakes environments.
Cases are selected from a library of over 35 scenarios based on a needs assessment sent to participants beforehand. Case examplesinclude Massive Upper GI Bleed, Calcium Channel Blocker Toxicity, Pediatric Polytrauma, AMAX 4 Resuscitation, Status Epilepticus, Massive Pulmonary Embolism. Procedures which may be reviewed (depending on case selection) include Awake Intubation, Blakemore Insertion, SALAD Intubation, Central Line Insertion.
Developed through the delivery of hundreds of simulations at over 20 hospitals across Ontario, our mobile simulation program emphasizes hands-on learning, interdisciplinary collaboration, and effective team leadership. It is led by experienced emergency physicians, nurses, and respiratory therapists, ensuring a highly interactive experience.
This full-day session is designed for emergency and critical care teams in both urban and rural settings, including Physicians, NPs, PAs, Residents, and Nurses.
At the end of this course, participants will be able to:
CASTED: Emergency – The Hands-on ED Orthopedics Course
CASTED is a comprehensive, ED orthopedics course. 2 days online to change your approach to ED ortho: crisper assessments, deeper differentials, better x-ray interpretation; clearer indications for reduction; improved disposition skills. Day 1 online in synchronous – choose your date (with access to the recording). Day 2 is asynchronous – at your pace. Then, a 3rd hands-on day for a sharper physical exam review, multiple reduction techniques and immobilization demos with tons of hands-on practice.
Your approach to ED orthopedics will be better. Better assessments, better ordering and interpreting imaging, better reductions and immobilization, and better disposition skills.
Day 1 – online and synchronous. Day 2 – online and asynchronous. Day 3 in-person. 3 days of teaching, spaced out over time. This ‘spaced repetition’ helps with maintaining practice-changing pearls.
(Taxes extra, course materials included)
Mainpro + : 61.5 hours (up to 50 MOC Section 1)
For more information visit CASTED.ca or contact us at CASTED@nygh.on.ca
Intended audience:
Practicing EM clinicians, senior residents, or anyone who took HEARTS Resident or EMS and wants to expand on their knowledge.
What to Expect During the Course:
Course Goals:
Why Join This Course?
SYNAPSE is a full-day, online, EM Neuro course presented by Canada’s leading EM Neuro Educator, Dr Katie Lin. It is an interactive, high-yield, and immediately practice-changing.
SYNAPSE debuts Friday, April 4 (in advance of EMU 2025) with a special introductory offer.
You will learn about the common, the critical, and the commonly missed.
SYNAPSE is designed with clinicians in mind – trainee or a seasoned clinician; urban or rural; physician, resident, nurse, NP, paramedic, or allied healthcare provider. If you manage ED patients with neurologic complaints, SYNAPSE is for you. The content is evidence-based, expert-informed, with a focus at the bedside. You will use your new skills immediately on your next shift.
Dr. Katie Lin is the course creator and presenter. She is an Emergency Physician in Calgary, the only ED doc who takes calls on their Code Stroke Team, and a transport physician for their provincial STARS program. Plus, she loves teaching colleagues about neurologic emergencies!
(Taxes extra, course materials included)
SYNAPSE is accredited for 27 Mainpro+ Credits (and with reciprocal agreement, = 27 MOC Section 1, up to 50 per cycle).
Contact:
Allison Ho, Conference Services, NYGH
conferences@nygh.on.ca
416-756-6443
(Taxes extra, course materials included)
Mainpro + : 36 hours (up to 36 MOC Section 1)
Intended audience:
Emergency Medicine staff MDs, residents, PAs, orthopedic technologists, NPs, RNs and urgent care staff. Rural to urban centres.
The Airway Interventions and Management in Emergencies (AIME) course has been providing valued and practical hands-on airway management learning experiences for clinicians around the world for over 21 years.
This program is designed for physicians working in an acute care setting requiring them to competently manage patients in need of emergency airway management.
Learning Objectives
At the end of this program, the learner can expect to:
April 7, 2025
April 8, 2025
This open/public EDE 2 Course will be held in conjunction with the Emergency Medicine Update (North York) Conference. The conference website is www.emupdate.ca. This course will be held on Tuesday, April 8, 2025 and take place at Michael Garron Hospital. Transportation will be made available to and from the conference hotel and the course site. EMU attendees will receive a $100 rebate at the time of the course. If the course is full, please sign up for the wait list. Spots do occasionally open up. Participants receive 2 days of high-end CME credits for completing EDE 2. One day of credits is received for attending the live event. The additional day of credits is for completing the online modules. The live part of the course consists mostly of scanning sessions, with mini-lectures to remind participants how to perform the various scans. Participants complete the EDE 2 online modules at a time and place of their choosing in the weeks leading up to the course. The modules are cutting-edge and very interactive. Included in the cost of registration is access to Essentials of Point-of-Care Ultrasound (a.k.a. the EDE e-book), which combines the course manuals of EDE and EDE 2. It is now available on a platform that works for all users: Apple, Windows, and Android. Participants also get automatic access to the new EDE App. It called EDE Bedside Aid and is available from the Apple App and Google Play stores.
You should only take EDE 2 if you have taken a basic course and use ultrasound on a regular basis. The EDE eBook and Smart Phone App access are included.
HIC is the Hemodynamic Instability Course – focused on advanced vascular access and the management of critically ill, hypotensive patients. It is an enjoyable, high-yield, practice-changing course delivered by award-winning, amazingly collegial EM educators with experience in community and rural ED’s. This course is relevant to anyone who works from rural to urban and manages patients in shock (EM, hospitalist, anesthesia, etc).
HIC combines ~3 hours of pre-course lectures (asynchronous) with a full day of in-person teaching. Brief focused pre-course lectures will review “The 1st 20 Minutes”, Priorities in Peds, Trauma and Sepsis, Pressor Pearls, Practical Central Line Anatomy, Crisis Resource Management, and much more!
The in-person day combines small group, hands-on sessions using simulation mannequins. Added are case reviews centred around the pre-course lectures – a true ‘flipped classroom’. You learn the principles pre-course – now you get to put them to use.
By the end of the course, you will have mastered not only the skill of central line insertion but also reviewed the ‘where, when, why and how’ of caring for critically ill patients. Your confidence in managing these incredibly sick patients will be significantly greater by the end of the day. Take these skills to the bedside and you will save lives!
Accreditation: Royal College (and all other non-CFPC participants) may claim up to 27 certified credits per cycle for participation in Royal College MOC Section 1 activities.
Prairie POCUS is Canada’s largest ultrasound training center and we aim to improve patient care by enhancing the clinical ultrasound skills of participants. We offer a large range of courses spanning beginners to advanced ultrasound ninjas.
EDE Core is an intense 1-day hands-on workshop designed for participants to complete the practical training component of their introductory course in point-of-care ultrasound.
An online mandatory precourse must be completed before the course day so we can focus on maximum time at the bedside with hands-on probe training. We have maximized the instructor and machine ratios to ensure you keep scanning. It is suggested to schedule a minimum of 10 hours to complete the precourse.
In this course, we will cover point-of-care detection of;
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