For hospitals
For hospitals
Bring the training to your team: we run the European Trauma Course and shock-room training directly at your hospital — with our faculty, on your premises.
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Why in-house?
When a team trains together, it also practises the interfaces between disciplines. In-house courses bring together doctors and nurses from the same hospital — and show what really counts in an emergency.
- Training where your team works
- You nominate the participants yourself
- Dates you can plan around your rota
- One invoice for your hospital — even when several hospital operators are involved
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The formats
A course can also be shared by two hospitals — with fixed allocations of places or proportional shares.
- 12
participants in an ETC course — with three training rooms.
- 24
participants in an ETC course — with six training rooms.
- 1–2 days
shock-room training in your own resuscitation room, two groups of up to eight people per day.
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The process
Request
You tell us the format, number of participants and your preferred time frame.
Date and quote
We agree the date and rooms with you and send you a quote.
Participant list
You nominate the participants — ideally eight weeks and at the latest four weeks before the course.
Preparation
Participants receive access to the course area with the course manual and schedule.
Course
Our faculty rehearses the course in advance and runs it at your hospital.
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What your hospital provides
We bring the rest: faculty, simulation equipment and the course manual.
- Training rooms for the course stations
- A room for talks and debriefing
- A contact person on site
- The participant list in good time before the course
Let’s talk about your course.
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