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On 28 – 30 May, a professional conference MCSB 2021 (Conference on Cybernetic Modeling of Biological Systems) took place in Krakow, where the activities of the Faculty of Medicine of Masaryk University were presented within an invited lecture entitled „Computer modeling of medical and healthcare curricula: building, analysis, mapping and optimization in practice“ and within a following workshop on „Building Curriculum Infrastructure in Medical Education“.

The first year of a project lead by the International Federation of Medical Students’ Associations (IFMSA) called „Right to Life“ took place on 4th – 6th June 2021 in cooperation with SIMU, Ferdinandus Orden 1561, Bily kruh bezpeci, Police of the Czech Republic, System of psychosocial intervention service (SPIS), Spondea and IDT Brno.

A pilot workshop within the Communication in Practice project took place in the Simulation Centre of the Medical Faculty of Masaryk University on 10th May 2021.

The first-ever courses focused on managing critical conditions in children in the operating rooms, emergency rooms as well as in pre-hospital care environment took place in the Simulation Centre of the Medical Faculty of Masaryk University on 11 and 12 May 2021. 

2 months of training, 10 student lecturers, 20 extras and 30 participants. That is the result of the 11th First-aid simulation course traditionally held every semester within the courses of cooperation across years of study, which took place on 25th April 2021.

The Simulation Centre of Masaryk University is preparing two identical one-day simulation courses on Critical Conditions in adult anaesthesia on 8th and 9th June 2021. The participants will get the opportunity to try out in a safe environment the management of critical conditions in perioperative period.

The Simulation Centre of Masaryk University is preparing two identical one-day simulation courses on Anaesthesia and Critical Conditions in Children on 11th and 12th May 2021. The participants will get the opportunity to try out in a safe environment the management of critical conditions in children in pre-hospital care, E.R. and operating room during anaesthesia.

The long-awaited accredited course on Simulation of Critical Conditions was waiting for a workplace which would accept the challenge and decide to organize this mandatory course within the specialized educations of physicians involved in the latest educational program in the field of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care. Our faculty was the first to take on the challenge. A two-day course full of high-fidelity simulations was prepared by a team of lecturers from KDAR FN Brno and LF MU and KARIM FN Brno and LF MU.