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1 Day 1 Evaluation Please rate by checking ( ): 5 = Highest, best or most. Please rate the extent to which your personal objectives were met Please rate the appropriateness of the physical facilities 23 4 Todays program will assist in improving quality patient care Lecture Communication / Assessment Pregnancy and Obstetrics Gyn High Risk Pregnancy Neonates Pediatric Assessment Skill / Critical Thinking Stations Basic Saftey Skills OB / Delivery Rapid Extrication / Spinal Cord injury Triage Neonatal Resuscitation & Postpartum care What would have improved the program? 1) I am not sure I would change anything. 2) Little rooms without air movement- too stuffy. 3) No issues. 4) Food. 5) Nothing. 6) Great information. Thank you Please add any additional comments : 1) Like the structure of class. 2) A few of the breakout rooms were stuffy and not well ventilated. Not the instructors fault though. 3) Good first day 4) Class was very informative. 5) Fred is an excellent lecturer and very knowledgeable.

2 Day 2 Evaluation Please rate by checking ( ): 5 = Highest, best or most. Please rate the extent to which your personal objectives were met Please rate the appropriateness of the physical facilities Todays program will assist in improving quality patient care Lecture Trauma Assessment Toxicology Near Drowning Maltreatment & Abuse Pediatric Trauma Skill / Critical Thinking Stations Pediatric Assessment Pediatric Assessment IV/IO Access Airway & Ventilatory Adjuncts Pediatric Respiratory Emergencies 18 7 Respiratory Arrest, Adult & Peds Pediatric Shock What would have improved the program? 1) Room felt better. 2) Food. 3) A pediatric fibula mannequin to simulate real life difficulties inserting to into smaller surface area. Please add any additional comments : 1) Good talk as well as good intubation tricks.

3 Day 3 Evaluation Please rate by checking ( ): 5 = Highest, best or most. Please rate the extent to which your personal objectives were met Please rate the appropriateness of the physical facilities Todays program will assist in improving quality patient care Lecture Infectious Disease & Fever Burns & Soft Tissue Injuries Shock & Hypoperfusion Head & Spine Injury Abdominal & Thoracic Trauma Skill / Critical Thinking Stations Advanced Airway, DAI Burns Airway & Blast injuries Cricothyroidotomy & Needle Thoracotomy Thoracic Injuries Facial Trauma What would have improved the program? 1) EPIC slides were a little confusing for me. Lots of information packed into one slide made it hard to follow along. 2) Food. Please add any additional comments : 1) Really enjoy when Fred does lecture. Very informative and useful. 2) Fred never ceases to amaze Thank you 3) Great hands on material. Very knowledgeable staff. Thank you

4 Day 4 Evaluation Please rate by checking ( ): 5 = Highest, best or most. Please rate the extent to which your personal objectives were met 4 1 Please rate the appropriateness of the physical facilities 1 4 Todays program will assist in improving quality patient care Lecture Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 5 Emergency Pharmacology 4 1 Acute Coronary Syndrome 4 1 Cardiac Rhythm Management 4 1 Neurological Emergencies 5 Skill / Critical Thinking Stations Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Adult 2 3 Cardiac Rhythm Management & ACS Post Resuscitation management 4 1 Pediatric Dysrhythmia management 4 1 ACS, 12 Lead, & STEMI 4 1 What would have improved the program? 1) You can improve ECG lecture by actually going over strips and showing real life examples of blocks etc We can read lecture in the book. 2) Cover 12 lead EKG analysis more in depth. Use examples. 3) Food. 4) More discussion type stations. 5) More STEMI lecture. Handout for access deviation. Handout with 12 lead quick sheet. 6) Need visual references when talking about 12 lead. Please add any additional comments : 1) Equipment preparation in the rear of the classroom was distracting the lecture in process. Need a second microwave at this location. 2) Great lectures, good refresher for information we don t normally use. 3) Great facilities, lecture and information very useful and beneficial. 4) Thank you for the extra peds 5) Great cardiology. The 12 lead was the most comprehensive I have had. Fred awesome. Robin awesome 6) Small talk groups are great 7) Great pediatric resuscitation station

5 Day 5 Evaluation Please rate by checking ( ): 5 = Highest, best or most. Please rate the extent to which your personal objectives were met 6 1 Please rate the appropriateness of the physical facilities Todays program will assist in improving quality patient care Lecture Dyspnea I 6 1 Dyspnea II 6 1 Respiratory Emergencies Oxygenation & Ventilation 6 1 Abdominal Pain,, Chest Discomfort, Nausea & Vomiting 6 1 Skill / Critical Thinking Stations Medical Assessment 6 1 Respiratory Emergencies 6 1 Abdominal Pain 6 1 Trauma Assessment 6 1 Abdominal Trauma 6 1 What would have improved the program? 1) I would suggest your instructor not push his ideas from his area when he does not know the area. He also is not up to date. I have really been turned off by I thought we carried that or this area is not as progressive. Keep him up north. 2) Dyspnea lectures were a little drawn out this morning. Would of been nice to have had a pediatric pharm lecture on dosage and administration. 3) Great forward thinking patient care ideas. Great facilities. 4) Nothing. 5) More visuals 6) Spot on and adding to my body of knowledge. Please add any additional comments : 1) Be more cautious with the criticism of systems you don t work in. Conversation can very easily get out of hand in a large varied experience group. 2) I continue to lear and progress with Wizard Thank you 3) I liked how the Nausea/Vomiting lecture was presented and broken down with each center effected and meds applicable to each center. 4) Great instructors across the board. 5) Sean gives a great informative presentation. I would like to have had some more time on all the subjects he presented. Robin is awesome and Fred and Larry were great. Thank you all. 6) Use more visual aids/ examples for explanation of pleth. 7) Great overall course

6 Day 6 Evaluation Please rate by checking ( ): 5 = Highest, best or most. Please rate the extent to which your personal objectives were met Please rate the appropriateness of the physical facilities Todays program will assist in improving quality patient care Lecture Environmental Emergencies Professional Issues Gynecological Emergencies ALS-Refreher overall assessment Please rate by checking ( ): 5 = Highest, best or most. The program conformed to the course design The resources were adequate The skills stations were effective The critical thinking stations were effective The tests were a worthwhile learning tool The instructors were effective in delivering the material I appreciated the opportunity to purchase books in class NET PROVIDER 23:27 What would have improved the program? 1) More in class examples of 12 leads. 2) Test bank questions more relative to skill level. 3) In regards to final exams, delivering some of the more specific information pertaining to the test along with real life application. 4) Instructors should learn what is appropriate for this area and to inject their personal views. 5) In addition to new ideas spend additional time on reviewing material geared towards final exams or suggest information to be reviewed to assist in studying. 6) More EKG analysis and examples. 7) More visuals on cardiac wave coincide with pleth. 8) Nothing, very organized and up to date on current practices. Please add any additional comments : 1) Great job. Thank you. 2) Overall very satisfied. 3) All the instructors were awesome. Thank you. 4) Good information, good spacing of breaks in lectures to keep attention. 5) It was discussed, but I would like the instructs to avoid edging in debates about specific protocols and the correct way. The information is good, it s up to us to determine what we will incorporate in our service. Good course overall. Thanks 6) Small group lectures were a great addition. Would be cool to have a surgical trek group with animal treks. 7) Blood is not blue inside the body. Really?? Passionate instructor apparently offends some people. I had no issues with him. 8) Thank you 9) All good instructors. Nice work.

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