MyEvals vs TC3Sim

One-touch login to MyEvaluations.com when you are on the go! Quickly sign-in to conferences with a QR-Code! Mobile MyEvaluations.com is our web app that evolves with your needs. The app remembers your username and password, so a tap on the app will take you right to your MyEvaluations homepage. Once signed in, take advantage of seven configurable push notifications in order to stay on top of all your pending tasks. This app offers complete functionality for all trainees, faculty, nurses, and staff who use MyEvaluations.com. Standard services include: · Complete, Sign, Review Evaluations · Complete self-assessment and Review Milestone Performance · Complete CME Evaluations · Complete and Review Quizzes · Complete and Review Learning Assignments · Log or Review Procedures and Patient Logs · Generate Procedure Competency report on others · Record Conference Attendance · Log Clinical Duty Hours · Review Rotation, Clinic, Call, and Conference Schedules · Access MyPortfolio documents · Access Conference Handouts · Administrative messaging · Push notifications (Evaluations, CME, Procedures, Patient Logs, Messages, PD Inbox, and Learning Assignments) Administrators services include: · Review completed evaluations in PD Inbox · Administrative review of evaluations · Assign Evaluations · Log Conference Attendance for Others · Review Duty-Hour Violations · Verify clinical hours Use this application for on-the-go access to the important things you need to do. Your department doesn't use MyEvaluations.com? Go to MyEvaluations.com and request a demo today!

TC3Sim is a serious game which teaches and reinforces Tactical Combat Casualty Care training. It uses story-driven scenarios to evaluate a learner's knowledge of the tactics, techniques, and procedures essential for a Combat Medic (68W) or Combat Life Saver (CLS). You can play as U.S. Army, Navy, Marines, and Air Force personnel in various combat environments. You must complete key tasks to complete specific missions, including the ability to assess casualties, perform triage, and provide treatments to fellow soldiers.