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Q. Is previous experience with difficult family situations and conferences necessary for participation?
A. No, the PERCS program is open to clinicians with a range of experience and from multiple disciplines. We encourage those with limited experience to participate and they have provided positive feedback about the opportunities to learn and practice.
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Q. Does the PERCS program offer continuing education credits?
A. No, not at the present time.
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Q. Will I be required to participate in the live simulations?
A. We encourage, but do not request, each participant to be part of the simulations because they offer a unique learning opportunity.
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Q. My schedule is really tight. Can I come for just part of the PERCS training day?
A. Given the nature of the program, the learning is a collaborative process that builds throughout the day. Participants are expected to attend the full day.
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Q. I have been working in the ICU for twelve years. Will I learn anything new from PERCS?
A. We have found that experienced clinicians seem to benefit as much from the workshop as more junior clinicians.
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Q. I do not work at Children's Hospital Boston. Can I still attend the program?
A. We welcome clinicians from other institutions to join us on a space available basis.
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