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“Good simple concept. Looking forward to applying in work. Good course for everyone.” – Mayson (June 2018)
Mayson – SSECG Mastery, Vancouver -
“Very good eye opener for sedation in ER. Help teach co-workers proper procedure. Encourage everyone to take it.” – Mayson (June 2018)
Mayson – SEPSA, Vancouver -
“Feeling very knowledgeable. Very informative course. Very beneficial and will no doubt have an impact on my practice and pt care.” – Meg (June 2018)
Meg – SEPSA, Vancouver -
“Amazing, teaching style was great, interactive and fun. I am motivated to apply all this content.” – Alicia (June 2018)
Alicia – SEPSA, Vancouver -
“More detail on what I really liked & felt was useful.
– Contents of the exam are covered by the instructors even if you don’t realize it (because you haven’t done the prep or just have no clue) until the exam.
– Instructors ran scenarios that were targeted for where we were going e.g remote or family practise and designation scope eg RN, GP etc. Really made the cost and travel worth while.
– Running the scenarios really helped with gaining insight into what Code Team members, Residents/Fellows, Medics and Team Leaders go through when running the code and the team.
– Being in a mixed group really pushed and expanded my knowledge base. This was helpful In developing confidence in that I felt like I can be proactive and supportive with high acuity scenarios.
– Instructors supported confidence building with plenty of equipment “hands on” which took the intimidation and stress out of emergent/code situations. This was extremely helpful in focusing on the content and successfully certifying, but didn’t lessen the import of learning what & how things needs to get done.
– Nicole (June 2018)
Nicole – ACLS PALS Combo Course, Vancouver -
“I really liked everything about the BLS, ACLS and PALS courses. You certainly can’t fault the content, the instruction or the snacks.” – Nicole (June 2018)
Nicole – ACLS PALS Combo, Vancouver -
“This was great! Keep it up! Great positive educational environment. Awesome.” – Carl (May 2018)
Carl – ACLS Renewal, Vancouver -
“This course is great practice every time; I’ll be back. I really like that leadership is part of the learning.” – Lisa (May 2018)
Lisa – ACLS Renewal, Vancouver -
“Great teachers, good practice & scenarios. Good learning of key concepts. On the mark! Recommended” – David (May 2018)
David – ACLS Provider, Vancouver -
“The instructors have great knowledge, and they know how to teach in a friendly and interactive way. I will recommend the course to others.” – Merhdad (May 2018)
Mehrdad – ACLS Provider, Vancouver -
“Excellent teaching and resources. Engaging & realistic simulations. Great course, good time frame & motivated instructor.” – Lisa (May 2018)
Lisa – PALS Provider, Vancouver -
“Safe learning environment to develop hands on skills. Thank you!” – Erika (May 2018)
Erika – PALS Provider, Vancouver -
“Course content is very good. Volume of practice is very valuable. The discussion around evidence and evolution behind ACLS over the years was interesting.” – James (May 2018)
James – ACLS Renewal, Kamloops -
“Excellent. Lots of emphasis on practical assessment & intervention.” – Rod (May 2018)
Rod – ACLS Renewal, Kamloops -
“Great course. Very useful stories. Fun and informative. Very experienced/engaging teacher.” – Brett (May 2018)
Brett – ACLS Provider, Kamloops -
“Time frame was good. Loved the quizzes. Being able to interpret ECG & knowing and learning what to do to respond to the abnormal ECG was valuable.” – Janice (May 2018)
Janice – ECG Mastery, Surrey Memorial Hospital -
“Excellent course, fun and full of learning.” -Kenton (May 2018)
Kenton – ACLS PALS Combo, Kelowna -
“Very useful and interactive. I am considering to do the Mastery class in the future.” – Kim (May 2018)
Kim – Six Second ECG Essentials, Vancouver -
“I think it’s an essential course for any nurse. These are definitely skills I will use in my new Grad position. Very engaging with stories to remember info. Constant check-ins for understanding. Lots of practice.” – Nicole (May 2018)
Nicole – Six Second ECG Essentials, Terrace -
“Very open and non-threatening environment. My confidence increased.” – Miranda (May 2018)
Miranda – ACLS Provider, Terrace -
“EXCELLENT! LOVED IT! Nice to work with a variety of health professionals with different skill levels.” – Amanda (May 2018)
Amanda – ACLS Provider, Terrace -
“Time frame perfect. Yes, I advise my friends that SkillStat courses are superior to others I’ve taken. I’ll be back!” – Eimear (May 2018)
Eimear – PALS Provider, Victoria -
“Great course, great instructor, good learning atmosphere.” – Josh (May 2018)
Josh – PALS Provider, Victoria -
“I enjoyed the basic pathophysiology review and more complex sim scenarios. Super helpful. Well tailored to our group.” – Emma (May 2018)
Emma – PALS Renewal, Vancouver -
“Practical, hands on practice and tips. Will be very useful to my practice. The course was fantastic.” – Tanya (May 2018)
Tanya – PALS Renewal, Vancouver -
“Interactive learning style, easy to stay focused, interesting, informative, useful, simply stated and easy to understand.” – Jill (May 2018)
Jill – InTime Acute Care, Terrace -
“Quite motivated to apply the techniques in the course. Would like everyone to take course. Should be mandatory.” – LT (May 2018)
LT – InTime Acute Care, Terrace -
“Excellent course, fun and full of learning.” – Kenton (May 2018)
Kenton – ACLS Provider, Kelowna -
“I thought our instructor was really good. Time management was good. Scenarios helpful.” – Tarinder (May 2018)
Tarinder – PALS Provider, Kelowna -
“Good hands on experience. Feel competent to manage cardiac emergencies.” – Ben (May 2018)
Ben – ACLS Renewal, Vancouver -
“Fantastic course, great instructors!! Taught in a way that allows knowledge retention.” – Amanda (May 2018)
Amanda – ACLS Provider, Vancouver -
“Well thought out cases, good hands-on practice.” – Devon (May 2018)
Devon – ACLS Provider, Vancouver -
“Awesome that the basics were stressed so much…was not as intimidating as I was expecting.” – Hayley (April 2018)
Hayley – ACLS Provider, Prince George -
“We did lots of scenarios and practiced the ACLS run several times. This was very helpful.” – Omolara (April 2018)
Omolara – ALCS Provider, Prince George -
“This was an organized informative course. The instructor was clear and made sure we all had an opportunity to participate in scenarios.” – Kelly (April 2018)
Leah – PALS Renewal – SkillStat 2U!, Nanamo -
“Was perfect, catered to the group and setting. Easy to ask questions etc.” – Kelly (April 2018)
Kelly – PALS Renewal – SkillStat 2U!, Nanamo -
“Awesome cases – they were tough but really had us thinking!” – Kivandeep (April 2018)
Kivandeep – ACLS Renewal, Surrey -
“SkillStat came to our hospital to conduct ACLS. Certainly will recommend to everyone.” – Samuel (April 2018)
Samuel – ACLS Renewal, Surrey -
“I loved these scenarios. Very well put together, excellent opportunity to practice in a lower stress environment & get advice from many excellent health care providers.” – Nicki (April 2018)
Nicki – PALS Provider, Vancouver -
“Great instructor. Scenario based learning. Understanding for critical thinking & skill acquisition.” – Matt (April 2018)
Matt – PALS Provider, Vancouver -
“Concise approach, logical decision making and the importance of continued chest compression” – Saeid (April 2018)
Saeid – ACLS Provider, Vancouver -
“It is a great course. It maintains your skill & knowledge pre/during & post arrest.” Jill (April 2018)
Jill – ACLS Renewal, Providence Health -
“It is perfect design/timetable. I like the fact that there are people from different units, making it interesting when we form a team.” Christine (April 2018)
Christine – ACLS Renewal, Providence Health -
“Excellent, knowledge based, good commentary in scenarios.” – Anne Marie (April 2018)
Anne Marie – ACLS Renewal, Kelowna -
“Great timeframe. Pragmatic/realistic applications and teaching. Would recommend without a doubt.” – Skylar (April 2018)
Skylar – ACLS Renewal, Victoria -
“The statistics provided were a real ‘eye-opener’ with regards to the importance of providing high quality CPR.” – Mario (April 2018)
Mario – ACLS Provider, Victoria -
“Really liked the teaching style of practical applications, real-life based case scenarios and the very effective method of delivery of information by instructors.” – Nazgul (April 2018)
Nazgul – ACLS Provider, Vancouver -
“Effective learning, takes the stress out and allows you to be confident and competent.” – Adam (April 2018)
Adam – ACLS Provider, Victoria -
“Critical analysis of real scenarios helpful.” – Nadine (April 2018)
Nadine – SEPSA, Vancouver -
“How much fun the training course was & how much more I will retain from hands on practice vs memorizing text book.” – Monique (March 2018)
Monique – ACLS, Vancouver -
“The teachers were very knowledgeable, articulate, and effective in their teaching – Thank You.” – Leanne (March 2018)
Leanne – ACLS, Vancouver -
“Timeframe was perfect! Always a good review [of materials] provided by SkillStat – would definitely recommend to my resident colleagues.” – Kenneth (March 2018)
Kenneth – PALS, Vancouver -
“Great Instruction. Knowledgeable. Helped Answer MANY questions. Thank you!” – Courtney (January 2018)
Courtenay – BLS, Squamish -
“Definitely would recommend colleagues take this course to contribute to a great team mentality and consistent approach to cardiovascular care.” – Kim (March 2018)
Kim – ACLS, Prince George -
“Great use of scenarios to illustrate concepts & put into practice what we learned in [a] friendly environment.” – Lola (March 2018)
Lola – ACLS, Prince George -
“It was great, very interactive.” – Lisa (March 2018)
Lisa – PALS, Prince George -
“Great course. Great instructor. Safe learning environment.” – Participant (March 2018)
Participant – BLS, Mt. St. Joseph Hospital, Vancouver -
“Very dynamic instructor, made course easy to do, very engaging.” – Participant (March 2018)
Participant – BLS, Mt. St. Joseph Hospital, Vancouver -
“I would want everyone to take this course. It is ideal for everyone.” – Vrushangi (Mar 2018)
Vrushangi – InTime, Vancouver -
“It was a very good course that embolds you for future emergencies.” – Marius (Mar 2018)
Marius – PALS Provider, Ft. Nelson -
“Thank you for making ACLS entertaining and interesting by using a variety of scenarios applicable to real life.” – Ioana (March 2018)
Ioana – ACLS Provider, Ft. Nelson -
“Timeframe was just right. I am motivated to apply the techniques. I would want friends and colleagues to take the course.” – Omolola (March 2018)
Omolola – ACLS Provider, Ft Nelson -
“This course was fantastic. The info presented was to the point, and still thorough.” – Kat (March 2018)
Kat – ACLS Provider – UBC Nursing, Vancouver -
“I feel I can manage a code in my office at my level with the scenarios that would be pertinent to my field.” – Perry (March 2018)
Perry – ACLS Provider, Kelowna -
“Surprised at depth and extent of content learned in such a short time! The course is exactly what I needed! I feel empowered and confident in my ability to manage cardiac emergencies.” – Tikicia
Tikicia – ACLS Provider, Kelowna -
“I think the idea of tying in more than just my understanding of the algorithms was most helpful for me. That level of learning takes you from mechanically following algorithms to a higher degree of critical thinking.” – James (March 2018)
James – ACLS Provider, Kelowna -
“Well done – easy to understand. Good practice of basic applications. Good combination of hands on and theory.” – Heather (March 2018)
Heather – SEPSA, Victoria -
“Excellent course – inspired me to want to learn more.” – Spring (March 2018)
Spring – SEPSA, Victoria -
“Now I will no longer doubt myself and expect someone else to do the monitoring.” – Ann (March 2018)
Ann – SSECG Essentials, Victoria -
“Such good content, broken down into manageable learning. Definitely encourage others to take course.” – Sue (March 2018)
Sue – SSECG Essentials, Victoria -
“I thought the course had the right amount of time and content and I am glad there are resources available to support the learning from today’s course.” – Tracy (Mar 2018)
Tracy – SSECG Essentials, Victoria -
[The ACLS course] “is wonderful when taught by SkillStat instructors.” – Sarah (Mar 2018)
Sarah – ACLS Provider, Victoria -
“I found today to be very informative and a ‘safe’ learning environment. Time flew by. Knowledge was and will be easily applied.” – Dee (Feb 2018)
Dee – PALS Renewal, Vancouver -
“Excellent course thank you. Great systematic approach, great challenging scenarios.” – MJ (Feb 2018)
MJ – PALS Provider, Prince George -
“It was a very effective course, greatly appreciate it.” – Farhad (Feb 2018)
Farhad – ACLS Renewal, Vancouver -
“Enjoyed the course and would highly recommend to others. Will definitely make use of knowledge in my area of work. Built confidence in an emergency situation.” – Anh (Feb 2018)
Anh – ACLS Provider, Vancouver -
“I was amazed how I was able to feel proficient in a relatively small amount of time. I enjoyed the 3 days and would recommend this to colleagues. Timeframe was good.” – Chris (Jan 2018)
Chris – SSECG Mastery, Vancouver -
“The approach makes a ton of sense when applying this to ‘real life’ on a cardiology ward.” – Rebecca (Jan 2018)
Rebecca – SSECG Mastery, Vancouver -
“It was awesome!! Important points stuck into my brain and will stay there!!” – Karen (Jan 2018)
Karen – SSECG Essentials, Victoria -
“Great instruction. Knowledgeable. Helped answer many questions. Thank you!” – Courtney (Jan 2018)
Courtney – BLS, Squamish -
“Excellent presentation and course. Highly recommend to others. Excellent to practice with AED simulation.” – Deborah (Feb 2018)
Deborah – BLS, Vancouver -
“I wish I took it sooner!! Valuable info and training to have!” – Sasha (Feb 2018)
Sasha – SEPSA, Victoria -
“[We] learned different ways of bagging the airway which is very helpful.” – Preet (Feb 2018)
Preet – SEPSA, Victoria -
“This approach was the best in all PALS experience I’ve had. Very beneficial – All nurses/docs should attend.” – Andrea (Feb 2018)
Andrea – PALS, Terrace -
“Being able to practically apply what I’ve learned in class was a great boost before going to work. I now feel like I have confidence to participate in codes.” – Kaleigh (Feb 2018)
Kaleigh – ACLS Provider, Prince George -
“Doing this course in our own environment with co-workers was constructive for us on an individual basis as well as a team. Enjoyed the teamwork.” – Gwen (Jan 2018)
Gwen – ACLS Provider (SkillStat 2U!), Bella Coola -
“The clinical instructor gave real life and interesting scenarios based on where we would be working” – Jasmine (Feb 2018)
Jasmine – ACLS Provider, Prince George -
“I feel less daunted now by ECGs. Looking forward to exploring the online resources. I feel more confident in my knowledge about safety considerations and skills in procedural sedation.” – Shaunna
Shaunna, SEPSA, Vancouver -
“Thank you so much for making this course so enjoyable and learner friendly!” – Participant, Six Second ECG Mastery
Participant, ECG Mastery, -
“I traveled halfway across BC and it was definitely worth it for the knowledge and skills I gained in just three days.”
Kristen, ACLS PALS Combo Course, Kelowna
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