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All doctors working in ITU, Anaesthesia and Emergency Medicine
Clinicians working in the medical setting with an interest in the clinical aspects of COVID-19.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a rapidly increasing demand for intensive care provision, this is resulting in critical care units experiencing an extraordinary surge in the number of patients requiring treatment, especially ventilation. This has been placing great demand on treatments, ventilation, bed capacity, etc. As the number of critically ill patients increases, critical care units UK wide have been working hard in stabilising large numbers of acutely unwell patients.
By tackling the virus, Critical Care units and Emergency Medicine are going through a challenging rapid learning curve and a huge volume of changes in practice meaning that clinical staff are having to adapt to continuous variations. Intensivists and anaesthetists are required to treat Covid-19 patients with an evolving number of medical complications.
This Webinar will address issues related to the critical care response to Covid-19. It will also explore into the requirements for building a surge capacity and the clinical and operational future of Intensive Care.
A Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Critical Care and Trauma, Mamoun is an operational physician on the reputable Helicopter Emergency Medical Service in South East England (KSS). His training spanned London and Oxford Universities as well as North America. Remarkably, Mamoun completed training in Surgery, Anaesthesia, Critical Care and Emergency Medicine prior to commencing his current role. He has considerable experience collaborating with statutory agencies at mass crowd events and during the London Olympics he was the Consultant designated for treating elite athletes and VIPs at the renowned Royal London Hospital. An inventor, author of multiple scientific papers and international speaker, he was honoured in 2012 with a Diamond Jubilee medal by HM Queen Elizabeth (II) for several years of service to the UK Emergency Services. His current professional/academic interests include retrieval and repatriation of high risk critically ill patients, field sonography as a triage tool and extra-corporeal support.
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Consultant in Critical Care, ECMO, Anaesthetics and Pre-hospital Care, Barts Health and London's Air Ambulance
Consultant in Critical Care, Barts Heart Centre, Barts Health NHS Trust
Consultant in Critical Care, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
Consultant in Intensive Care Medicine, Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading
Consultant in ICM and Anaesthesia, Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading
Consultant in Nephrology and Critical Care, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
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