TREE

The TREE Center supports scientific and educational initiatives aimed at optimizing the professional skills of health professionals with a direct focus on both the technical-manual and non-technical-aptitude abilities.

Disciplinary areas

The disciplinary areas included in the activities of the centre include:

• peri-operative medicine,
• pain therapy,
• emergency-urgency medicine,
• maxi-emergencies,
• clinical toxicology,
• adult intensive care,
• pediatric therapy.

Teaching methods in TREE

The teaching methods used include all the modern educational techniques applicable to adults:

• lectures,
• activities in small groups,
• divergent and convergent discussions,
• role-play,
• case studies,
• high-fidelity real-scale simulation,
• task trainer,
• video-assisted debriefing.

Topics

In addition to the usual activities for medical students, post-graduate students, doctors and nurses, useful other courses were held, including the following topics:

• difficult airways with the use of unique and specific simulation technologies (Salad Park);
• emergency echography and in critical medicine;
• coagulopathies in traumatology;
• halogenated anaesthetics.

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