The Open ISES Project

Open Information Systems for Emergency Services

Emergency Medical Services
Training Project

"Therefore in medicine we ought to know
the causes of sickness and health."

Avicenna

Emergency Medical Services Training Project

Introduction

The goal of this project is simple, yet expansive; to create a library of EMS instructional material. The project will consist of lesson plans, classroom presentations and resource materials. We will also be looking into creating on-line training courses using the SCORM format.

The access of the project to a world-wide audience creates exciting opportunities, yet also places monumental obstacles along the path. Simply having the materials translated into various languages will be an enormous task unto its own. If you would like to help with this project, please contact us.

3-Lead Electrocardiogram Rhythm Recognition Workbook

Now Available in OpenDocument & Adobe Acrobat Formats

Our most recent release in the Medical Training Project series is an ECG review workbook. There are two versions of the workbook (a Student version and an Instructor version) and it is available in two formats (OpenDocument & Adobe Acrobat). This initial release has 40 different rhythm strips, with 10 of the strips adding scenarios.

| 01 June 2009 | Read more |

EMS Lesson Plans
"Introduction to Pharmacology"

Now Available in OpenDocument & Adobe Acrobat Formats

In this section our intent is to create lesson plans that you can use and modify for use in the classroom. At this time we are not listing the individual lessons, but instead want to keep the subject area as open as possible. We do not want anyone to feel that their particular lesson or skill is not wanted simply because it is not listed. As these lessons are created, they will be added on our Lesson Plan page.

| 08 April 2009 | Read more |

EMS Course Presentations

To Be Made Available in OpenDocument & Adobe Acrobat Formats

To add as a complement to the lesson plans, we intend to create presentations that you can utilize in your classes. We would recommend that the lesson plans be created first, and the presentations created afterward. This would allow the presentations to match the lesson plans. Like the lesson plans, the presentations will be released in an OpenDocument format so that you can go in and modify them to meet your specific needs. They will also be made available in Adobe Acrobat format.