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Spring LeadershipConference

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2 3www.hosacanada.org/slc

Page 3Words from our CEO

Page 4Conference Map

Page 5Inventory

Page 7Schedule In A Nutshell

Page 8Arrival and Options

Page 10Starting Ceremony

Page 12Clinical Nursing

Page 14Veterinary Science

Page 16Sports Medicine

Page 18Dental Science

Page 20Epidemiology

Page 22HOSA Bowl

Page 26Extemp. Health Poster

Page 28Creative Problem Solving

Page 30Medical Photography

Page 32Forensic Medicine

Page 36Bio. Lab. Science

Page 38Community Awareness

Page 40Biomedical Debate

Page 42Clinical Specialty

Page 44Physical Therapy

Page 46Prepared Speaking

Page 48Health Career Display

Page 50Health Education

Page 52CPR

Page 56EMT

WELCOMEto HOSA Canadas first Spring Leadership Conference!

It has been a year of exciting growth and new developments for HOSA Canada. At the first annual Spring Leadership Conference, we look forward to seeing you continue your journey after all, YOU are a pioneer, the one who will tackle the hardships and will lead us through the health challenges of the 21st century and beyond.

The National Executive Team cannot wait to meet you and applaud your successes at the SLC. This is a time to focus on you, your chapters, and our organizations accomplishments. This year, you have prepared more than anyone and it is now your time to be recognized.

You have supported us through our times of hardship and now is the time for us to show our appreciation for your

support by bringing you the largest Canadian youth health science compe-tition.

Frank Yu (CEO / Founder)

Schedule/Others

Page 58Medical Spelling

Page 60Persuasive Speaking

Page 62Written Tests

Page 64Recreation and Social Media

Page 68Contact

Welcoming Schedule Schedule Schedule

*The Toronto Ballroom can be split into Toronto I, II, and III. Toronto III can also be split into Harris, Macdonald, and Lismer.* The same event may run concurrently in two different rooms.


CO N F E R E N C E M A P

Room Event(s) Taking Place

Toronto Ballroom* Opening ceremony and awards ceremony

Toronto I Sports Medicine and Written Test

Toronto II Dental Science and Written Test

Toronto III HarrisEpidemiology, Community Awareness, and Medical Assisting

Toronto III Macdonald + Lismer HOSA Bowl and Medical Debate

Johnston (Silent Preparation Room)Extemporaneous writing, Community Awareness*, Written Test, and Researched Persuasive Speaking

CassonExtemporaneous Health Poster, Physical Therapy, and Clinical Specialty

Tom ThomsonCreative Problem Solving, Prepared Speaking, and Health Education

Fitzgerald Judges and Advisors Room

Carmichael Clinical Nursing and Medical Photography

Jackson Veterinary Science, CPR, and Forensic Medicine

VarleyClinical Specialty, Biomedical Labratory Science, and EMT

Rooms

I N V E N TO RY

Booth Number Description

1 Sign In and Information

2 Sponsor Booth

3 Sponsor Booth

4 Sponsor Booth

5 Workshop Booth

6 Workshop Booth

7 Workshop Booth

Booths and Other

TimeToronto

BallroomCarmichael Jackson Varley Toronto I Toronto II

Toronto III Harris

Toronto III Macdonald

Toronto III Lismer

Johnston CassonTom

ThomsonFitzgerald

7:30 Arrival

8:20 Opening

8:45 HOSA Canada Room Set Up

9:00

Clinical Nursing Veterinary

Science

Prep Room

Sports Medicine

Dental Science

Epidemio-logy(Case Study)

HOSA Bowl

Prep Room

Extemp. Health Poster

Prep Room

Judges, Speakers,

and Advisors

Room

9:30Creative Problem Solving

10:00

10:30 Break

11:00 BreakCommunity Awareness Written

Test

Break Break

11:30

Medical Photography

Bio. Lab. Science

BreakPhysical Therapy

Prepared Speaking12:00 Break

12:30Forensic Medicine

Break Sports Medicine

Break

Extemp. Health Poster (contd)

1:00 Forensic Medicine

Break1:30 Break

Break Break

2:00 Break

EMT Written Test

Break

Clinical Specialty

Health Career Display

2:30

CPR

Written Test Medical

SpellingBiomedical Debate

Health Education

3:00

3:30

Marking room

Break

4:00Marking Room

Marking room

Persuasive Speaking

Epide-miology (Written)

MarkingRoom

4:30Marking

5:00

5:30

Closing Ceremony

6:00

6:30

7:00

7:30


T H E S C H E D U L E I N A N U TS H E L LSTART - FINISH

Location: Hilton TorontoAttendance: All members and advisors


A R R I VA LOur doors are open at 7:30 AM and you may come

in and visit the conference space. It is recom-mended that you arrive before 7:50 AM. Our conference rooms are in the BASEMENT of

Hilton Toronto.

DIRECTIONSThe conference space is in the basement. SIgns will be put up on the main level of Hilton Toronto to give directions.

T H I N G S TO D O U P O N A R R I VA L

VISIT ROOMS You will have the opportunity to visit all the rooms upon arrival. You can also take this time to find where the washrooms are.


O P E N I N G C E R E M O N Y Breakdown

Welcoming SpeechA greeting from the National Executive Team and our sponsors

IntructionsRules and Policies

Social MediaLive Stream, interactive hashtags, snapchat geofilters, media release consent, prizes, and etc.

Free Time OptionsThe PATH

Workshops

O P E N I N G C E R E M O N Y8:20 AM - 8:45 AM

Location: Toronto Ballroom Room Setup: TheaterAttendance: All members and advisors

Order Last Name First Name

1 Yiu Beatrice

2 Aligianis Theodore

3 Pan Shayna

4 Chen Selene

5 Han Audrey

6 Wang Linda

7 Chan Janice

8 Janakan Taneya

9 Senthilnathan Sandhia

10 Liang Tina

11 Huang Melody

12 Liang Rui Ting

13 Eltlamanhmy Emman

14 Kim Daniel


C L I N I C A L N U RS I N G

C L I N I C A L N U RS I N GBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. Each competitor will have five minutes to complete the procedure and one minute for instructions.

ProcedureAt the 2015 HOSA Canada Spring Leadership Conference, ONE PROCEDURE will be chosen to be tested. The procedure will be disclosed at the beginning of the event.

Materials You Need To BringEvent guidelines (Orientation) Watch with a second hand

Gloves, gown, goggles, mask Pens and #2 lead pencils with eraser

9:00 AM - 10:30 AM

Location: Carmichael Schedule: Room Setup: U-Shape


1 Jiang Arlene

2 Yeo Wen Yi

3 Tran Christopher

4 Jiao Jennifer

5 Won Jamie

6 Hu Malini

7 Fan Chloe

8 Hawz Sorayah

9 Gao Lulu

10 Chee-A-Tow Marissa

11 Yang Doris

12 Tong Jane


V E T E R I N A RY S C I E N C E9:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Location: Jackson Schedule: Room Setup: U-Shape

V E T E R I N A RY S C I E N C EBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. Each competitor will have eight minutes to complete the procedure and one minute for instructions.


Materials You Need To BringEvent guidelines (Orientation) Pens and #2 lead pencils with eraser


1 Liu Yining (Alex)

2 Syed Hassan

3 Sweeney Dalton

4 Haji Ammar

5 Yip Emily

6 Yao Jane

7 Lee Michael

8 Bogati Romeesa

9 Eltanahy Karim

10 Xu Charley

11 Yao Mandy

12 Zhou Weijia

13 Nasari Parshan


14 Danylov Gleb

15 Yu Lucy

16 Inthiran Ajjan

17 Tahaddos Dana

18 Lee Fiona

19 Wong Matthew

20 Luo Ray

21 Bahadoor Darren

22 Paglia Kaitlyn

23 Nguyen Vincent

24 Kaushal Ishika

25 Zeidenberg Noah

26 Abdolahian Monica


S P O RTS M E D I C I N E

S P O RTS M E D I C I N EBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. The time of this event depends on the procedure chosen for the competitor. One minute will be given for instructions.


Materials You Need to BringEvent guidelines (orientation) Pens and #2 lead pencils with eraser

Tape scissors or tape cutter Underwrap of any size, color or type

Athletic tape of any size, color or type

9:00 AM - 11:00 AM & 12:30 PM - 1:00 PM

Location: Toronto I Schedule: Room Setup: Square-Shape


1 Haghighizadeh John

2 Shi Peter

3 Hussain Batual Abdul

4 Kamali Kamyab

5 Kim Izzy

6 Li Joyce

7 Pezeshkpour Parneyan

8 Yang Quinxi

9 Delsouzi Ali

10 Liang Aileen

11 Yang Selena

12 Pezeshkpour Paymun

13 Masood Aleezah

14 Liu Tiffany


15 Thiyagarajah Sahana

16 Waicus Sarah

17 Mummaneni Neha


D E N TA L S C I E N C E9:00 AM - 1:30 PM

Location: Toronto II Schedule: Room Setup: U-Shape

D E N TA L S C I E N C EBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. Each competitor will have eight minutes to complete the procedure and one minute for instructions.


Materials You Need To Bring Event guidelines (Orientation) Pens and #2 lead pencils with eraser

Mask Disposable gloves, overgloves, and utility gloves

Disposable mask and gown


1 Connor Gonsalves

2 Claudia Camara


E P I D E M I O LO GYBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. The time of this event will be 2 hours. The event is split into two sections; case study and written. The case study will be done in the evening and the written will be done in the afternoon. One minute will be given for instructions during each section.

Case StudyThe case study will be assigned at the time of competition.

Materials You Need To Bring Event guidelines (Orientation) Pens (blue or black ink only to complete case study)

#2 lead pencils with eraser

E P I D E M I O LO GY9:00 AM - 10:00 AM (Case Study)

Location: Toronto III Harris Schedule: Room Setup: Square-Shape


1 Connor Gonsalves

2 Claudia Camara

4:00 PM - 5:00 PM (Written)

Location: Casson Schedule: Room Setup: Classroom

Group # Last Name First Name

1 Sparrow John

Sheppard Kate

Yin Heidi

Gabel Haley

2 Farhadi Vandod

Sarani Keean

Won Jessie

3 Araestani Shakiba

Chopra Akash

Mavedatnia Dorsa

Tran Ivy

4 Zhu Talon

Kang Rosa

Paillet Guilhem

Hu Clarence


5 Wickremasinghe Sihara

Kim Kelly

Shankar Akalia

Ong Serena

6 Fu Jane

Pan Kristele

Ng Rachel

7 Chen Fiona

Au Yvonne

Ou Deeana

8 Co Eugenia

Tran Rachelle

Lau Alice

Tran Tiffany


9 Zhang Jerry

Chien Rita

Sattar Izza

10 Fang Beini

Wang Nancy

Fu Jane

Zhong Carrie

11 Yeung Lauren

Wu Jennifer

12 Shi Selina

Ragosnig Jacqueline

Yin Edward

Liu Kellie


13 Sung Timothy

Zhang Joyce

Wang Andrew

14 Lin Sabrina

Jin Robbie

Joynt Jesse

15 Xie Stephanie

Lin Jane

Sun Julia

16 Blankenhorn Kai

Chu Audrey

Kwok Florence


17 Lin Sabrina

Jin Robbie

Joynt Jesse

18 Cheung Emily

Tran Fiona

Xu Carlar

Cheung Johnny

19 Rho Sarah

Lee Viveca

Kalali Delaram

20 Pasqualini Amanda

Kim June

Park Jeehyun


H O SA B OW L9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Location: Toronto III Macdonald and Lismer Schedule: Room Setup: Classroom`


H O SA B OW LBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. Each group will have ten minutes. One minute will be given for instructions.

CompetitionPlease carefully read the instructions on the event PDF and some rounds will not be judged in roups of two.

Materials You Need To BringEvent guidelines one per team (orientation) Pens and #2 lead pencils with eraser

Rules and Procedures (Short Version)*1. During competition, teams are seated at a table facing the moderator. Each individual team member has a buzzer to respond to the moderators question. Before

each round begins, each team member should be asked to check his/her buzzer to confirm that it is working correctly.2. The moderator presents one item and then:

I) Five (5) seconds is allowed after the moderator has finished presenting each item for a team member to push his/her buzzer. II) The team member who pressed his/her buzzer has five (5) seconds to respond after the moderator has recognized him/her. (No score shall be given unless that team member is first recognized by the moderator.) III) If a team member pushes the buzzer prior to the completion of the question, the moderator will stop reading immediately and the competitor must answer in five (5) seconds. IV) Only the first answer given by the recognized team member is to be judged. If the team member has started to respond when the 5 second timer buzzes, the judges may allow the team member to complete his/her response. V) If answered correctly, the team earns one point. VI) If the answer is incorrect, or if the recognized team member does not respond in five (5) seconds, the question will be reread in full for the other team, and the other team will have five (5) seconds to buzz in, following the same steps noted in I and II. This is the only instance in which an item may be repeated unless the judges specifically ask for an item to be re-read. VII) If no team member pushes the buzzer before five (5) seconds have passed, no points are given.

3. Team members may talk to one another at any time during the round without penalty; however, they are cautioned to speak softly enough to avoid being over-heard by the other team, and to be mindful of the timing noted in rule #2. Teams are not permitted to use or write notes.

4. The same list of questions are asked of each team in each section during a round starting with question 1. The team that has the highest number of points in a ten (10) minute match is declared the winner of that match. The timekeeper will announce when there is one minute remaining in the round. If the ten (10) minute time is completed in the middle of an answer, the team recognized is allowed to respond to the item. If missed, the other team is allowed to answer.

* For the complete list of instructions and procedures, please visit the event PDF.


1 Noltie Leigh-anne

2 Jiao Amy

3 Kim Deanna

4 Crasto Noelle


E X T E M P O R A N EO U S H EA LT H P O ST E RBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. The time of this event will be 180 minutes. One minute will be given for instructions. There will be a halftime break and the event will resume after a 120 minute break.

TopicThe topic will be disclosed at the event

Materials You Need To BringEvent guidelines (orientation) Art Supplies are limited to:

Pencils Crayons Ruler Instruments used for drawing arcs, angles and curves (i.e. T-square,

protractor) Ink pens Colored markers and colored pencils Erasers Charcoal and pastels Pencil sharpener Art spray fixative or non-scented hairspray

E X T E M P O R A N EO U S H EA LT H P O ST E R9:00 AM - 10:30 AM & 12:30 PM - 2:00 PM

Location: Casson (morning) & Tom Thomson (afternoon) Schedule: Room Setup: Classroom

Team Last Name First Name

1 Panichnantakul Kelly

Liu Charmaine

Yim Emma

2 Ren Jenney

Lai Alex

Li Jessica

3 Raveendran Maria

Mathew Annaphin

Sanabria Maria

Sue Sydney

4 Fung Samuel

James Edwina

Shing Natalie


C R EAT I V E P RO B L E M S O LV I N G9:30 AM - 10:30 AM

Location: Tom Thomson Schedule: Room Setup: U-Shape

C R EAT I V E P RO B L E M S O LV I N GBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. Each competitor will have eight minutes to present and one minute for instructions. Each team can use any one of the prep rooms to discuss and figure out a solution to the problem. Please visit the information desk (Booth I) for the problem at the beginning of the conference.

ProblemThe problem will be disclosed at the beginning of the conference.



1 Shen Tiffany

2 Syed John


M E D I C A L P H OTO G R A P H YBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. Each competitor will have four hours to complete the event.

SubjectThe subject of the photo is determined by the competitor. The subject should be medical related.


Portfolio of your own choice Cover page in HOSA portfolio

Three prints of photos in clear sheet protectors with a written description of each professional photographed.

M E D I C A L P H OTO G R A P H Y11:30 AM - 3:30 PM

Location: Carmichael Schedule: Room Setup: U-Shape


1 Zhu Dennis

Rajapaksa Yasal

2 Xu Alice

Nookala Chitra

3 Li Juana

Law Benson

4 Randev Justeen

Grozman Sivan

5 Elder Maddie

Mei Elizabeth

6 Masood Hooriya

Um Eryn

7 Xie Richard

Wang Christine


8 Ryu Brian

Zegray Tyler

9 Jiang Rebecca

Li Desmond

10 Yan Wendy

Long Bob

11 Chhor Jenny

Gao Amy

12 Ren Lily

Liu Kathy

13 Smith Peyton

Woodward Jamie


14 Ahmad Danial

Wan Chris

15 Liu Catherine

Qurban-Ali Reza

16 Shirvani Jasmine

Cai Helen

Kumaran Vaishna

17 Willams Ashley

Chen Audrey

18 Wang Harry

Jin Angelina

19 Wang Derek

Hua Kevin


20 Hofbauer Tara

Kaganovich Kristina

21 Lowis Naomi

Choi Katie

22 Khanna Anish

Wang Jeffery

23 Kim Elizabeth

Kim Lizzie

Zhang Jasmine

24 Chen Lu

Liu Tony

25 Sim Jasmine

Philip Kaylyssa


26 Kim Melodie

Wang Jeffrey

27 Mahony Shannon

Pastrak Mila

28 Cheng Vicky

Seto Justin

29 Lui Olivia

Chai Joon

30 Cho Hanna

Asad Awmnah

31 Liu Bonnie

Lee Suah


FO R E N S I C M E D I C I N E12:30 AM - 1:30 PM

Location: Jackson & Varley Schedule: Room Setup: Square-Shape (Jakcson) (12:30 AM - 1:30 PM)

Classroom (Varley) (1:00 PM - 1:30 PM)


FO R E N S I C M E D I C I N EBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. Each team will have 6 minutes for the case study analysis and 30 minutes for the written conclusion. One minute will be given to each part for instruction purposes. All teams will start in Jackson to study and analyze the case. After the inital 6 minutes, the teams may either finish their conclusion in one of the two rooms offered.

Case StudyThe problem will be disclosed at the beginning of the conference.


Rules and Procedures (Short Version)*1. Part 1: Analysis

This part of the event allows competitors to gather evidence/information about the death. There may be a written police report and/or other written information about the case. There may be physical evidence in the room for the competitors to analyze, including but not limited to a manikin, bones, dental x-rays, photos, or other physical evidence. There may also be a police officer, medical examiner and/or a witness in the room. Each team will see the same information/evidence.

2. Part 2: Written Conclusion Competitors will identify the time of death, immediate cause of death, manner of death and record their remarks (pertinent observations) about the case that explains why they came to the conclusions they reached.

3. One copy of the written information provided to the team in Part #1, including the police report, autopsy, etc. (if provided), will be kept by team members to use while they are developing their written conclusion (Part #2).

4. Should a tie occur, the highest team score from the written test is used to break the tie* For the complete list of instructions and procedures, please visit the event PDF.


1 Mou Jody

2 Yang Bob

3 Xu Derek

4 Liu Rebecca

5 Ji Qin


B I O M E D I C A L L A B O R ATO RY S C I E N C EBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. The time of the event will depend on the procedure chosen. One minute will be given for instructions.



Safety glasses, face shield or goggles Disposable gown

Disposable gloves Disposable masks with ties or loops

B I O M E D I C A L L A B O R ATO RY S C I E N C E11:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Location: Varley Schedule: Room Setup: U-Shape


1 Woo Stephanie

2 Thomas Roselyn

3 Tsimidis Maria

4 Garisto Adam

5 Wang Jin Ming

6 Ataalla Youeel

7 Huyn Chrstina


CO M M U N I T Y AWA R E N ES S11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location: Toronto III Harris Schedule: Room Setup: Classroom

CO M M U N I T Y AWA R E N ES SBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. Teams have 5 minutes to present their Community Awareness project in an interview with the judges, and 1 minute to respond to ques-tions from the judges. The judges will have an additional 4 minutes to judge the portfolio.

PortfolioThe portfolio should be finished prior to the conference. For specific guidelines, please visit the event PDF.

Materials You Need To Bring

Event guidelines (Orientation)Original portfolio for use during the interview with the judges (Any portfolio is suitable)

Two (2) plain paper copies of the portfolio to turn in immediately prior to the judge interview

Notes on index cards or in electronic format for use during the judge inter-view (optional)


1 Choi Elliott

Jang Jiwoo

Strilchuk Christian

2 Riady Kevin

Tsagarakis Vangie

Syed Sarah

Syed Bilal

3 Verstraten Nina

Batra Tarun

Rumberg Julia

4 Soliman Mirna

Beshay Lisa

Lau Josephine


5 Wang Jerry

Cheng Clifton

Xiao Sai

6 Manawadu Kithara

Wang Jason

Taghaddos Kimia


B I O M E D I C A L D E BAT EBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. 1. Affirmative Constructive Speech (4 minutes). The speaker for the affirmative presents her or his arguments.2. Negative Cross-Examination (2 minutes). The speaker(s) for the negative questions the affirmative speaker on the points she or he made in her or his constructive

speech.3. Negative Constructive Speech (4 minutes). The speaker for the negative presents his or her arguments.4. Affirmative Cross-Examination (2 minutes). The speaker(s) for the affirmative questions the negative speaker on the points she or he made in her or his constructi-

ve speech.5. Affirmative Rebuttal (3 minutes). The affirmative speaker rebuts the points made by the negative speaker.6. Negative Rebuttal (4 minutes). The negative speaker rebuts the points made by the affirmative speaker.

TopicE-cigarettes: More harmful to your health than regular cigarettes

Materials You Need To BringPrepared topic materials (Containers/folders with notes, printed pages, books and bound materials) for the presentation round in hard copy or on a laptop computer using battery power.

Event guidelines one per team (orientation)

B I O M E D I C A L D E BAT E2:30 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: Toronto III Macdonald & Lismer Schedule: Room Setup: U-Shape


1 Shahaed Heba

2 Chen William

3 Suarez Isabella

4 Baziratnin Amir

5 Sadia Abdur Rahman


C L I N I C A L S P EC I A LT Y2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Location: Johnston Schedule: Room Setup: Classroom

C L I N I C A L S P EC I A LT YBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. 1. Judges review and rate portfolio contents (3 minutes)2. Competitor invited into room for interview and skill review (6 minutes)3. Competitor excused, judges complete rating sheet (1 minute)4. For the skill presentation part of the interview, the competitor will bring a portable DVD player or laptop computer and will show and describe selected parts of

the skill (4 minutes)

PortfolioThe 7-8 page should be made prior to the conference.

Materials You Need To BringEvent guidelines (orientation) Portfolio of choice

Two (2) print-outs or photocopies of portfolio Portable laptop or DVD player and recorded skilled performance


1 Zhou Keyi

2 Lam Michelle

3 Tian David

4 Soh Li Quan

5 Eslamieh Samin

6 Yu Tina

7 Ho Kelly

8 Soh Yi Ling

9 Ho Daphne

10 Geramifard Gubin


P H YS I C A L T H E R A PYBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. The time of this event will depend on the procedure. One minute will be given for instructions.


Materials You Need To BringEvent guidelines (orientation) Pens and #2 lead pencils with eraser

Watch with second hand Gait belt

P H YS I C A L T H E R A PY2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Location: Casson Schedule: Room Setup: U-Shape


1 Shahaed Heba

2 Chen William

3 Suarez Isabella

4 Baziratnin Amir

5 Sadia Abdur Rahman


P R E PA R E D S P EA K I N G 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Location: Tom Thomson Schedule:Room Setup: U-Shape

P R E PA R E D S P EA K I N GBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. Each competitor will have 5 minutes to present their speech. One minute will be given for instructions.

Topic HOSA: Lead! The topic is very vague, so the competitors may interpret it in their own ways.



1 Rebecca Wu

2 Stephanie Liang

3 Sarah Rafie

4 Max Manglal-Lan


H EA LT H C A R E E R D I S P L AYBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. Round one will be 15 minutes and round two will be 6 minutes. One minute will be given for instructions for each round

DisplayThe display should be finished prior to the conference. Only final assembly should be done at the Spring Leadership Conference

Materials You Need To BringEvent guidelines (orientation) Display (48 x 36 tri-fold board)

Index cards or electronic notecards for presentation (optional) Plain, white cloth table drape (optional)

H EA LT H C A R E E R D I S P L AY 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Location: Casson Schedule: Room Setup: Classroom


1 Ngo Rachelle

Laila Ackison

2 Hirji Jenna

Chan Vanessa

3 Roko Leanne

Jackie Lock

4 Yazdani Melody

Philip Serrina

5 Chan Tara

Ho Mitchell

6 Ko Cindy

Shum Victoria

Lee Carmen


H EA LT H E D U C AT I O N 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM

Location: Tom Thomson Schedule: Room Setup: Classroom

H EA LT H E D U C AT I O NBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. Each competitor will have 6 minutes to explain the project and process and 4 minutes for evaluation. One minute will be given for instructions.

Portfolio Portfolio must be done prior to the Spring Leadership Conference.

Materials You Need To BringIndex cards or electronic notecards for use during explanation of project (optional) Event guidelines (orientation)

Pens and #2 lead pencils with eraserTwo (2) plain paper copies of the portfolio to turn in immediately prior to the judge interview.

Notebook or portfolio used during the judge interview (May use any kind)


1 Ngo Natalie

Leung Tiffany

2 Ma Jimmy

Bohari Idris

3 Luo Andrew

Huang Theodore

4 Won Natalie

Emslie Hannah

5 Jegathesan Kirrthana

Lia Hillary

6 Xue Yuanxin

Zeng Richard

7 Lam Kiyen

Poon Samantha


8 Malihpoor Sara

Samifanni Rojina

9 Ijaya Merlyn

Wong Savannah

10 Deng Ivy

Sun Greg

11 Li Cindy

Han Nancy

12 Kalicharran Namitra

Kim Gina

13 Wu Alex

Koo Nathan

14 Wang Elaine

Shanthikumar Lavan


15 Kuo Stephanie

Xian Tiffany

16 Wong Matthew

Huynh Josephine

17 Situ Winnie

Fung Bernice

18 Bing Amy

Hsieh Jocelyn

19 So Samantha

Zheng Marina

20 Low Sharon

Chen Linxi

21 Ting Cameron

Yang Judy


22 Li Molly

Zhou Claire


C P R2:30 PM - 5:00 PM

Location: Jackson Schedule: Room Setup: Square


C P RBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. The timing of this event depends on the procedure chosen at the Spring Leadership Conference. One minute will be given for instructions

ProcedureAt the 2015 HOSA Canada Spring Leadership Conference, ONE OR TWO PROCEDURE(S) will be chosen to be tested. The procedure will be disclosed at the beginning of the event.


First Aid Kit/Bag with: Cravats (5-10) (Defined as strips of cloth, triangular bandages folded into strips,

roller gauze, or other similar material to tie or anchor splints in place.) Sterile Gauze Squares, 4 X 4, 6-10 total (may be packaged as singles, doubles,

or multiples) Any size roller bandages (Kling/similar) 4-6 total One trauma dressing (ABD) Non-stick sterile dressing(s) Mouth-to-mask device AND Bag-Mask device Biohazard bag Hand sanitizer

Cell phone (for simulating 911 call) One pair of scissors Adhesive tape PPE: 10 pair of gloves, 2 sets of goggles or safety glasses

* Teams have the option of bringing one kit per person or one kit per team and should ONLY bring the materials listed

Quick Reminder1. A twelve (12) minute maximum time limit has been set for reviewing the scenario and caring for the victims (skill performance). Timing will begin

when the team receives the scenario outside the presentation room. Competitors will be stopped at the end of the twelve (12) minute time limit.2. In the performance of a skill scenario, competitors are required to follow the highest standard of care when treating victims. Competitors should

follow the steps on the rating sheet unless the highest standard of care required differs from the steps on the rating sheet. Judges will know when the treatment of victims/patients differs slightly from the rating sheet and when the competitors provide medically acceptable care, and will award points accordingly.

3. It is understood that in some situations, Rescuer 1 may need to break with the sequence of caring for the first aid victim in order to assist Rescuer 2 in a timely and appropriate manner. In such circumstances, Rescuer I will return to the first aid victim and complete the steps of the procedure when it is medically appropriate to do so. Judges will adapt their scoring accordingly

4. The team must earn a score of 70% or higher on the combined skill procedure(s) of the event (excluding the test) in order to be recognized as an award winner at the SLC.

5. In case of a tie, the highest test score will be used to determine the rank.6. If a competitor jeopardizes the patients or his/her own safety or fails to perform a critical step and does not take immediate action to correct the error, the total

points for the procedure or specific subpart(s) of the procedure will be deducted by the judge(s).* For more, visit the event PDF


1 Lawee Amanda

Li Cindy

2 Nanji Jasmine

Trinh-Nguyen Nathalie

3 Tajbakhsh Parnian

Piao Crystal

4 Petrova Lana

Rana Mansuba

5 Kleinberg Bailey

Adjedani Kimiya

6 Ly Lina

Chen Ivy


7 Wong Queenie

Lee Sunny


E M E RG E N C Y M E D I C A L T EC H N I C I A NBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. The timing of this event depends on the procedure chosen at the Spring Leadership Conference. One minute will be given for instructions

ProcedureAt the 2015 HOSA Canada Spring Leadership Conference, ONE OR TWO PROCEDURE(S) will be chosen to be tested. The procedure will be disclosed at the beginning of the event.

Materials You Need To BringEvent guidelines one per team (orientation) Pens and #2 lead pencils with eraser

Bag/kit (One per team. Teams may share) Barrier supplies for each competitor:

- 10 pairs of gloves AND 2 masks AND 2 gowns - 1 set of goggles or safety glasses per person

10 4x4 (packaged any way) 10 any size self-adhering roller bandages (i.e. Kling) 6 cravats (Defined as strips of cloth, triangular bandages folded into strips, roller

gauze, or other similar material to tie or anchor splints in place.) Adhesive tape Scissors Cell phone for simulating call for EMS assistance

Penlight 3 occlusive dressing supplies 3 abdominal dressings Stethoscope/B/P cuff Trauma dressing (ABD) Oral airway kit (sizes 0-6) BVM Pocket mask and/or other appropriate barrier (face shield, mouth-to-

mask device) Tourniquet

E M E RG E N C Y M E D I C A L T EC H N I C I A N 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Location: Varley Schedule: Room Setup: Square


1 Issaev Sergei

2 Tomar Mili


M E D I C A L S P E L L I N G 2:30 PM - 5:00 PMLocation: Toronto III Harris Schedule: Room Setup: Classroom

M E D I C A L S P E L L I N GBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. The time may vary.

Vocabulary 100 will be easy terms, 200 will be moderate terms, and 300 will be difficult terms.

Materials You Need To BringEvent guidelines (orientation) #2 lead pencils with an eraser


1 Chen Jason

2 Chow Jocelyn


R ES EA RC H E D P E RS UA S I V E S P EA K I N GBreakdown

GuideBe on time and do not be late. Each competitor will get 4 four minutes to present his/her speech and 5 minutes for grading.

Topics1. Childhood Vaccines: Parent Choice?2. Should Children Play Contact Sports?

Materials You Need To BringEvent guidelines (orientation) 2 copies of research paper

R ES EA RC H E D P E RS UA S I V E S P EA K I N G4:00 PM - 4:30 PMLocation: Johnston Schedule: Room Setup: U-Shape


W R I T T E N T ESTS11:00 AM - 12:30 PM & 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM & 2:30 PM - 4:00 PMLocation: Toronto I, Toronto II, and JohnstonRoom Setup: Classroom

W R I T T E N T ESTSBreakdown

GuideAll written test rooms are given a 90 minute duration. The school proctor needs to be present for testing.

Registration1. Reserve a room at the information desk (Booth 1)2. Finish the written test at the reserved time3. Results will be released at the awards ceremony

Materials You Need To BringOne computer for each competitor and advisor Payment for wifi or tethering


ACTO HOSA Canada will be changing the way that students learn with ACTO. ACTO is a training and productivity boosting platform that uses the power of micro actions, micro learning and smart calendar syncing. Every single event will have an action pack powered by ACTO. Think its cool? Come and try it out!

WORKSHOPSWe have many workshops and information sessions setup for students part of HOSA. Some of these workshops include the Canadian Blood Services, the Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura Foundation, Body and Soul, and more!

D I D NT M A K E T H E C U T? YO U C A N ST I L L CO M E! R EC R EAT I O N A N D S O C I A L M E D I AThe PATHPATH is downtown Torontos underground walkway linking 30 kilometres of shopping, services and entertainment. Follow PATH and youll reach your downtown desti-nation easily in weatherproof comfort. Before going on the PATH, please speak to your local advisor for permission.

WorkshopsWorkshops will be starting early in the morning and ending late at night. Finished your event and waiting for results? Come and learn with HOSA Canada at one of the many workshops offered at booths 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or seven.

*The image is a map of the PATH.

Social MediaUse the hashtag #HOSASLC and/or #HOSACanada on any social media platform to enter the HOSA Canada hashtag competition. Prizes include and are not limited to Tim Horton Gift Cards and HOSA Canada apparel.

TagboardWhen you tweet or post the hashtag #HOSASLC and/or #HOSACanada, your tweets will go live on our big screen in the lobby.


W H AT I S AC TO?The revolutionary learning platform

Introducing the ActionPackThe ActionPack combines elements of micro action and short, easily digestible content to teach your employees new skills and drive performance.

Learning on the goWith ACTO HOSA Canada will get a customized training app accessible on all mobile devices.

HOSA Canada events powered by ACTO ActionPackNext year, instead of learning your event through the tedious PDF textbooks that we offer, ACTO will turn those contents into an intereactive and intelli-gent ActionPack. An ActionPack will track your progress, offer awards, post related interesting videos, and much more. An ActionPack will extrapola-te the information required and necessary for you to do well in your event. ACTO will be hosting live demos at the 2015 HOSA Canada Spring Leadership Conference. Try it out for yourself and see what ACTO can do for you.

HOSA CANADA


H O SA C A N A DA S LC Our first annual Spring Leadership Conference!

HILTON TORONTO | 145 Richmond Street West | Toronto

P: (647) 919-1106E: [email protected]: www.hosacanada.org/slc

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