Real-World Skills & Readiness Lab™ : Acute Care Edition

This is not a lecture. This is hands-on, simulation-based clinical training designed for nurses, new grads, IENs, and students who want to feel genuinely prepared for the acute care environment — not just technically trained, but ready.

Whether you're a new graduate stepping into your first hospital role, an internationally educated nurse building your Canadian practice, or an experienced nurse looking to sharpen your acute care skills, this lab was built for you.

📍 What You'll Practice

Airway management and respiratory distress response

Phlebotomy access and blood draw management

Rapid clinical deterioration recognition and response

Management of acute scenarios: sepis and shock

Clinical decision-making and escalation communication

🧠 How It Works

Sessions are delivered in a small-group format at the ND Simulation Centre, using real clinical equipment and scenario-based learning. You won't just watch — you'll do. Every skill is paired with the clinical rationale behind it, so you leave with both the technique and the understanding.

👩‍⚕️ Your Facilitators

Led by Lucy Kpiebewieng, MN, RN, GNC(C) — Registered Nurse, Nursing Faculty, Advanced Practice Nurse Educator, and Founder of Nurse Decoded — alongside Christian Sunga, CCAA, RN — Critical Care Nurse and Anesthesia Assistant with 16+ years of clinical experience and ACLS/PALS/BLS Instructor certification.

📋 A Note on Documentation

While this session is not an accredited program, a Certificate of Completion document is provided upon completion.

⚡ Spots are limited. This is a small-group format designed for optimal simulation learning.

🎟️ Early Bird: $95

🎟️ Regular: $115

Register now to lock in the early bird rate.

📍 Nurse Decoded Training Lab | 477 Richmond St W, Suite #803, Toronto, ON

Info: ● Airway assessment and positioning
● Oxygen delivery devices and when to use them
● Recognizing and responding to respiratory deterioration
● Suctioning basics and safety considerations

Info: ● Vein selection and site assessment
● Hands-on blood draw technique (simulation-based)
● Tube sequencing and common errors
● IV insertion and site management

Info: ● Early warning signs and clinical deterioration frameworks
● Sepsis screening and time-sensitive interventions
● Shock recognition and initial nursing response
● Scenario-based practice

Info: ● SBAR in acute care escalation
● When and how to call for help
● Closing reflection and certificate distribution

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Nurse Decoded, 477 Richmond Street West, Toronto, Canada

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