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New rural course pilot poised to transform rural CME

Day 1 of the Combined SEMP/SIM Course involves learning how to do the emergency medicine procedures The Combined Simulated Emergency Medical Procedures (SEMP)/Simulation (SIM) course is an innovative approach to rural CME that has the potential to transform rural critical care medical education in British Columbia. Like many courses, it … Continue reading →

Posted on September 29, 2014 by AmirRCCbcDev2 · Leave a comment
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