Peer-Run Applied Cases for Teaching Interdisciplinary Simulations and Scenarios

PRACTISS: Your Clinical Workout

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Free and Open-Access

PRACTISS is made in the spirit of #FOAMed and will always be completely free and open-access to all.

Low-Resource

Designed with low-resource and rural areas in mind, PRACTISS requires no special technology or knowledge to use. Scenarios on the platform are also designed to be low-resource and require little technical equipment.

Flexible

PRACTISS is flexible by nature, meant to be used to cover a variety of topics, professions, and learning experiences beyond just simulations.

Everything You Need. All in one Place.

PRACTISS is designed to give nonexpert and novice facilitators in low-resource areas all the tools they need to deliver effective learning experiences to their peers and learners.

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Scenarios

Our searchable databases has dozens of user-uploaded simulation scenarios, geared towards rural and low-resource areas.

Snapshots

Our snapshots are for shorter looks at interesting clinical scenarios through ECGs, X-rays, Ultrasounds and more! Perfect for 1-on-1 teaching or personal studying.

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Other Resources

We're always adding more resources to the platform to help you learn to run simulations in your centre as effectively as possible.

Featured Scenarios and Snapshots

Here at PRACTISS, we like to shed light on some of the best scenarios our users have uploaded to the platform. Check them out below!

Pneumonia

An admitted patient with community-acquired pneumonia that is resistant to initial antibiotics progresses to sepsis and respiratory failure.

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Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury

18 m/o presents with a head injury following an unwitnessed fall from height. Will develop signs of increasing ICP progressing to herniation (secondary to epidural hematoma).

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Breech Delivery in the ER

A 19-year-old presents to the ER in active labour. Learners will need deliver the baby from breech presentation.

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Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury

18 m/o presents with a head injury following an unwitnessed fall from height. Will develop signs of increasing ICP progressing to herniation (secondary to epidural hematoma).

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ECG Snapshot - 52 y/o M

This snapshot case will give you the chance to examine both 12- and 18-lead ECGs from a 52 y/o patient to learn about a frequently-missed cardiological diagnosis.

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Pediatric Status Epilepticus - Scenario In Progress

Scenario focused on managing pediatric status epilepticus, including escalating anti-epileptics, intubation, and arranging transfer.

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