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The curriculum for the keele trauma course 2018, designed to provide medical students and professionals with basic skills and knowledge in pre-hospital and acute care. The course covers clinical knowledge, clinical skills, and interpersonal skills through workshops, moulage, simulation, and lectures.
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Introduction The function of this document is to detail the curriculum for the Keele Trauma Course 2018. It will state: the reasoning and purpose of the course, the target audience, prerequisite knowledge and skills, what is to be taught and how it will be taught. Purpose The purpose of this curriculum is to define the learning aims and structure of teaching for the Keele Trauma Course 2018. The reasoning behind this course is to give medical students basic skills and knowledge regarding pre-hospital and acute care. The course aims to fuel enthusiasm to pursue careers in this area of medicine and as such will also offer lectures of career pathways. Target The target audience is primarily at 1- 5 th^ medical students as well as foundation year doctors. Other medical professionals (such as student nurses and paramedics) are also welcome. Prerequisite knowledge and skills Those involved will ideally have a keen interest in acute and pre-hospital medicine. A broad knowledge of the type of scenarios and pathology faced in this setting as well a basic understanding of how these might be managed is beneficial but not necessary. Curriculum overview The taught element of the course has three main principles: clinical knowledge, clinical skills and interpersonal skills. These three principles are interwoven throughout the structure of the day. Regarding clinical knowledge, students will be able: