Clinical Scenario Training (2 hours): Teamwork Exercise: Ball game activity to highlight communication and coordination under pressure. Anaphylaxis Scenario: Recognise and treat anaphylaxis with correct adrenaline use, oxygen, and salbutamol if required. Chest Pain/MI Scenario: Assess chest pain, provide aspirin and GTN, apply DRSABCD, and prepare AED use if condition worsens.
Here are the learning outcomes for your 2-hour Clinical Scenario Training, based on the scenarios provided: Strengthen teamwork, communication, and coordination in emergencies. Recognise and manage anaphylaxis, including correct preparation and administration of adrenaline, oxygen, and adjunct therapies. Assess and respond to chest pain/possible MI, including safe use of aspirin, GTN, and AED readiness. Apply the DRSABCD approach systematically to guide emergency management. Build confidence in delivering prompt, effective care in workplace emergencies.
Natalie is an experienced emergency nurse with over 30 years in practice and more than a decade teaching CPR and resuscitation. Accredited by the New Zealand Resuscitation Council, she delivers training from basic to advanced life support, empowering teams to respond confidently to emergencies. She specialises in practical, scenario-based training tailored to each team’s needs.
