ISLS浜松（Immediate Stroke Life Support）の活動報告：模擬診療モジュールの取り組み

抄録

One of the standardized neuroresuscitations is Immediate Stroke Life Support (ISLS). ISLS is planned for the off-the-job-training course to evaluate and manage patients who had an acute stroke. This course has been conducted by the ISLS-Hamamatsu group since 2008. The ISLS program originally comprised the following four modules: (1) evaluation of consciousness, (2) assessment of neurological symptoms with stroke scale, (3) management of cardiorespiratory condition, and (4) discussion of acute stroke cases. To effectively learn the ISLS algorithm, we upgraded the new module of simulation stroke care consisting of contents in (3) and (4). In this module, the trainees can learn the management of cardiorespiratory condition, discuss acute stroke cases, and clearly understand the ISLS algorithm. According to the post-course questionnaires from trainees, the advanced simulation stroke care module was approved as an easy and effective method to learn the ISLS algorithm, including the management of cardiorespiratory conditions and discussion of acute stroke cases. This advanced simulation stroke care module is useful for understanding the ISLS algorithm in the primary stroke care setting.