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The mechanical ventilation workshop is designed for clinicians working in critical care areas who wish to enhance their knowledge of Mechanical Ventilation. Topics include Invasive Ventilation, Non-Invasive Ventilation and High
The mechanical ventilation workshop is designed for clinicians working in critical care areas who wish to enhance their knowledge of Mechanical Ventilation. Topics include Invasive Ventilation, Non-Invasive Ventilation and High
The mechanical ventilation workshop is designed for clinicians working in critical care areas who wish to enhance their knowledge of Mechanical Ventilation. Topics include Invasive Ventilation, Non-Invasive Ventilation and High
Trauma in Northern New South Wales – A retrospective cohort study into the management of Trauma in Northern NSW Presented by Maryanne Sewell Clinical Nurse Consultant Trauma, Acting Disaster Manager
The program is relevant for all students from all disciplines. Please note students are welcome to come to one or all of the sessions. Morning tea and lunch provided, please
The topic for the Student led case discussion is a haematology case – Multiple Myeloma Our presenters are Melina and Crystal, Medical Students from Western Sydney University view flyer here
Dr Brahm Marjadi, Senior Lecturer, Western Sydney University will be visiting the UCRH on Monday 14 August and would like you to join him at his special lunchtime guest lecture
This workshop is designed to develop confidence and skill in the recognition and management of adult patients showing signs of clinical deterioration. View Flyer here Register here Share this …
Presented by Dr Kerrie Wiley Influenza and pertussis can have significant effects on mothers and infants. Influenza infection during pregnancy is associated with increased risk of hospitalisation, with pregnant women
Why :This training will assist you in providing best evidence-based practice to offload foot ulcers and charcotneuroarthropathy. Who should attend? NNSWLHD podiatrists and physiotherapists who work with patients at high
