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SCOME Kulak

Standing Committee on Medical Education

Who are we?

The aim of SCOME is to train the Kulak medically.

During Restart a Heart Week, we seek to raise awareness of the critical importance of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). Throughout the week, activities will include a CPR testimonial, practical training sessions, and a CPR competition. This initiative aims to emphasize that acquiring CPR skills can play a decisive role in saving lives.

Every second counts when someone's heart stops beating. For every minute that passes without CPR, a person's chance of survival drops by about 10%. That's why we try to educate people about this vital skill, because knowing how to perform CPR might save someone's life.

Medical students are given the opportunity to engage in discussions with physicians from various specialties. This provides a valuable occasion to gain insights and obtain answers to any questions regarding their future medical careers.

Choosing a medical specialty is one of the most important and challenging decisions in someone's career. By engaging in discussions with experienced physicians, students can gain valuable perspective, make more informed decisions about their future path, and find the specialty that truly aligns with their passions.