Educational Projects

One of our objectives is to develop capacity through educational projects at the community level and also at the prehospital and in-hospital care levels. We have been working with medical associations, universities and government agencies at national and international levels in order to stablish CME for the improvement of outcome on injuries patients.

MEDTAC Consensus

The First Colombian Consensus on Prehospital Management in Armed Conflict Scenarios was held in November 2023 in Cajicá, Cundinamarca. Stratified protocols were developed by combining clinical experience with the best available evidence, allowing for consensus on strategies in areas with limited information.

GPC APH

The Prehospital Care Clinical Practice Guidelines Project (First Version 2025) aims to reduce variability in prehospital care across the country. Based on the best available scientific evidence, it will establish critical guidelines for the comprehensive management of patients in this context.

Critical Care Certificate

The CCC is an educational project launched in 2009 with the aim of train specialist and general physicians, incluidng nurses and therapists that works in critical care areas without formal training.
This project have been builded with the support of the Global Health Office of the Department of Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
It is a 120 hours training program including basic and advanced concepts of critical care trying to enhance patient safety and quality of care in austere environemts with ICU facilities.

Prehospital Care Program

Since 1999, our educators have been involved in prehospital care training for different environments, including areas with resources and austere environments. This program have been implemented for lay rescuers and first responders of entities like the Red Cross, Civil Protection and Volunteer Firefighters Squads.