Shock-room training
Shock-room training
Your team, your resuscitation room, your processes: shock-room training brings the content of the ETC to where your team actually works — with your protocols, your equipment and your own layout.
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Training in your own resuscitation room
Shock-room training builds on the content of the European Trauma Course but is a format of its own: scenario-based training in your hospital’s own resuscitation room, with the colleagues who actually share shifts there.
This does more than build skills — it makes interfaces visible: Who takes over when? Where is everything kept? How does the handover work? On request we include local diagnostics and medical devices in the scenarios.
- Scenarios with your local protocols and equipment
- Real teams instead of randomly assembled groups
- Structured debriefing after every scenario
- Video debriefing on request
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The format
One training day is designed for two groups. For 32 participants we plan two days.
- 8 × 45 min
teaching sessions per training day — focused on scenarios and debriefing.
- 2 groups
per day, each a real team of no more than eight people.
- 2 trainers
certified instructors lead every training day. The course language is German.
- Certificate
Participation is confirmed with a certificate from ETC Austria.
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From first conversation to training day
Request
You tell us how many staff should take part and in what time frame.
Planning
We agree rooms, protocols, equipment and focus areas with your team.
Scenarios
Our trainers prepare scenarios that fit your hospital and your processes.
Training
Two groups a day train in their own resuscitation room — with a debriefing after every scenario.
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ETC course or shock-room training?
The ETC course is the international format with a standardised curriculum, team-leader assessment and a certificate from the European specialist societies. Shock-room training prepares your existing team in its own environment and confirms participation with a certificate from ETC Austria. Many hospitals combine the two.
Request training for your resuscitation room
Tell us about your team and your hospital — we will prepare a quote for you.