Transcript 2009-2010 CVP Curriculum

2009-2010
CVP Curriculum
Semester 1
• BAIP 111 Foundations of Interprofessional Collaboration I
26 (2/wk)
• HTCV 111 Hemotherapy
39 (3/wk)
• PSCV 110 Physiological Science I
102 (8/wk)
• PTCV 110 Perfusion Theory I
188 (14/wk)
– 100 hours didactic and 88 hours lab
• Delivery: 8 weeks distributed learning and 5 weeks laboratory and
tutorial
Semester 2
• BAIP121 Foundations of Interprofessional Collaboration II 26 (2/wk)
• RMCV 230 Interprofessional Research
39 (3/wk)
• PHCV 120 Applied Pharmacology
78 (6/wk)
– General pharmacology, hemostasis, administration of drugs on pump
• PACV 120 Pathophysiology
39 (3/wk)
• PTCV 120 Perfusion Theory II
197 (18/wk)
– Acid/base, patient care
– 119 hours lecture/hosp visits and 78 hours lab
• Delivery model: lecture/lab/hospital visits all in Toronto
Semester 3
• CLCV 230 Simulation and Clinical Education I
329
– 84 hours (12/wk) in simulation, 245 hrs clinical
• LSIP 250 Leadership in Health Care
39 (3/wk)
• PTCV 230
126 (18/wk)
Advanced Perfusion Theory
• Delivery model: 7 weeks at TMI to complete PTCV 230 and the
simulation portion of CLCV 230
: remainder of semester is first 7 weeks of clinical training
: LSIP 250 is a distributed learning course spread over the whole semester
Semester 4
• CLCV 132 Clinical Education
595
– 17 weeks
• Delivery: Phase 2 and 3 of clinical
education in hospital
Timelines
• Semester I
Sept – Dec 2009
(distributed learning and TMI)
• Semester II
Jan – April 2010 (TMI)
• Semester III
May 11 – June 26 (TMI)
July 6 – Aug 21 2010 (Hospital)
• Semester IV
Aug 24 – Dec 17 2010 (Hospital)
CLCV 132 - Simulation
• Students will perform 1 simulated case per
week
• Practices in the lab
• Final case will be summative
• 1 hospital visit per week
PTCV 230 – Advanced Perfusion Theory
Week Lecture Topics
Lab
1
IABP, VADS
IABP, cases
2
Cell salvage, ECMO
Cell salvage, ECMO
3
Pediatrics
Pediatrics
4
Pediatrics , test 1
Pediatrics (ECMO)
5
Mini Circuits,
Emergencies
Mini circuits, pump
emergencies
6
Blood Component
Therapy, cath lab,
pacemakers, electronic
charting
Plasma gel, pump
emergencies
7
presentations
Emergency practical