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Course content Review anatomy & physiology of veins/arteries Client preparation & education Site selection Special precautions & safety considerations Equipment Safe use of local
Course Content Equipment Site selection Client preparation & education Practice on a simulation ‘model’ arm Complications related to the procedures Special precautions & safety considerations Techniques for cannulation and venepuncture
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Workshop Overview: The first Trauma workshop for 2015 is specifically targeted to JMO’s, CMO’s, Registrars and Registered Nurses wishing to gain further experience in the management of trauma. The workshop
Course Overview: This four hour workshop includes a presentation and simulation practice of four common medical emergencies, their recognition, interventions and treatment. Topics covered in the simulation workshop include: Febrile
Course Overview: This four hour workshop provides participants with the opportunity to further develop the knowledge, and skills required to manage the acutely unwell child. Training Methods: A combination of
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Course outline: – Assess/manage critically unwell patients with complex medical problems using the relevant Network Emergency Dept. Guidelines – Assess/manage paediatric & adult patients with life threatening major trauma – Lead a team resuscitation using the principles of crisis resource management Participant numbersstrictly
Included will be a brief presentation, clinical skills and immersive scenarios. Topics included are: “Invasive lines, inotropes and vasopressors” – covering theory and practical of central lines, PICC lines, arterial lines,
Target Audience: Registered Nurses, Enrolled Nurses, Medical Officers and Ambulance Officers who care for paediatric patients. Course Overview: This four hour workshop provides participants with the opportunity to further develop
