Janus General Hospital
Janus General is a virtual hospital where I will set all of my future cases. The inspiration for a virtual hospital comes from my friends at the St. Emlyn's Blog.
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Stony Brook Medicine
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Chief, Division of Emergency Critical Care
Director, Resuscitation and Acute Critical Care Unit
Stony Brook Medicine
Stony Brook, NY, USA
No conflicts of interest (coi).
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Love the Janus General idea. I settled upon a similar idea for writing EMS scenarios; the reader works at Scenarioville EMS in the fictional town of Scenarioville (http://emsbasics.com/welcome-to-scenarioville/scenarioville-information/). With a consistent setting trainees can start to learn the subtle decision-making stuff that requires an understanding of the specific environment you’re working in (where are the trauma centers, what time does the interventional team go home, where’s the really good coffee…). Of course, that hardly helps them learn the particulars of where they’re ACTUALLY working, but I find that once someone understands *how* to make decisions, adapting for a new setting… Read more »
And you’ve been doing an amazing job of it, my friend.
Scott- as always your awesomeness speaks for itself!
From now on … if you don’t mind all my case presentations would have taken place at Janus General. Also, because it’s a teaching hospital – it’s a place where my junior residents make a lot mistakes ( and we all learn from them) ;-]
Thank you !