Participants respond as a team to simulated uncommon emergencies in their work environment. System gaps are documented, and non-technical skills such as situation awareness, decision-making, and communication are practiced, observed and debriefed.

Category 3 program containing interactive lectures, then simulation-based session for hands on practice. Is designed for teams that practice together to gain knowledge and skills in managing high stakes presentations in pediatric emergency medicine. The audience is primarily medical practitioners working in EDs that see small numbers of sick children.

This course covers the principles, indications, and practical application of non-invasive ventilation techniques, including CPAP&BiPAP, in chronic pediatric respiratory conditions. Participants will gain the skills needed to initiate, monitor, and manage NIV safely and effectively, with strong focus on patient comfort, interface selection, and troubleshooting common challenges in pediatric settings.

This workshop provides a focused, multidisciplinary approach to Differences (Disorders) of Sexual Development (DSD). Participants will enhance skills in diagnosing, managing, and ethically addressing DSD cases, emphasizing evidence-based practices, communication strategies, and integrated care delivery for improved patient outcomes.

A workshop that will provide current and evidence-based practices on the care and management of pediatric patients with a tracheostomy tube. Participants will have the opportunity to demonstrate and apply the skills acquired during the session.

day workshop on the systematic approach when conducting a head-to-toe systems assessment and to be able to differentiate between normal and abnormal assessment findings

Cardiac Anatomy and physiology, identify common congenital heart defects and their pre and postoperative management, develop assessment and monitoring skills caring for paerdiatric cardiac patients, Pharmacology management, apply evidence-based knowledge to early recognition and management of complex cardiac conditions and apply principle of family centered care.

The EMU workshop enhances nurses'clinical and technical competence in seizure management and EEG monitoring through expert-led lectures, case discussions, and hands-on simulation. Participants strengthen skills in Pediatric seizure response, EMU workflow, imaging essentials, and evidence-based nursing practices.

An interactive learning activity designed to build core skills in healthcare quality improvement, patient-centered care, and effective implementation of system-level initiatives

A key focus of the session will be the appropriate selection and application of wound dressings, including an overview and discussion of the dressing types currently used at Sidra Medicine. Participants will gain practical insights into matching wound characteristics with suitable dressings to support optimal healing outcomes.