How? Not by talking, but DOING
something!
- Reduced our class sizes to 8 to maintain 6 foot social distance
- Converted our 24 person classroom to individual table
space
- Activated more manikins to achieve a 1:1 student to manikin/equipment ratio
- Removed manikin clothing for easier decontamination (no
more AHA track suits)
- Suspended training on mouth-to-mouth or mouth-to-mask
ventillation
- No-touch cardiac simulator with Bluetooth remote control by
instructor
- Laminated all individual written test packets and wipe down after every
class
- Suspended serving coffee, water, snacks during classes
- Pre-fill individual name tags for students
- Multiple hand sanitizer/hand wash stations throughout
building
- Group text all students/instructors before each class to
remind them of the CDC recommendations
- Students bring their own pen or are given a pen to keep
- Students are not allowed to eat during the course
- Reduce number of trash cans to limit cleaning staff
exposure
- Individual mega code testing for
ACLS and PALS in separate
break-out room with manikin/equipment bleach wipe down after
each student
- Bleach wipe-down all non-porous surfaces (tables, doors,
door jambs, knobs, counters, chair frames, etc.) after each
course, and during the course as needed
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Utilize remote, video, and web-based training options with
1:1 scheduled skills testing to reduce in-class exposure
time
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