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A revised programme building on feedback from faculty and delegates at previous updates
The comprehensive course for Consultants, SASGs and Senior STs in Emergency Medicine, Anaesthesia, Intensive Care and Acute Medicine
Course organised by Infomed Research and Training on Wednesday 1 and Thursday 2 July 2020.
Day one
- Resuscitation end points
- Echo guided diagnosis and fluid resuscitation in shock
- Venous gas: All we need?
- Acid-base disturbances
- Which fluids should I use in resuscitation of non-trauma
- The role of blood and blood products in resuscitation
- PE and resuscitation
- Resuscitation of the high-risk anaesthetic patient in the ED
Day two
- Resuscitation in severe sepsis and septic shock
- Resuscitation in cardiogenic shock
- Trauma Resus
- Resuscitation in GI haemorrhage
- Toxicology
- Cardiac arrest: How do we improve outcome?
- Advanced heart failure therapy
Target audience
The course is designed for Emergency Physicians, Acute Physicians, Anaesthetists and Intensivists.
It is pitched at a level suitable for Consultants and senior trainees in all areas of acute care.
CPD
12 CPD Points – Certificates of Attendance will be given
About the course
The 2020 programme builds on the success of Resuscitation Symposium 2018/19 and the feedback and suggestions from delegates.
The programme has been expanded to cover additional topics, whilst retaining the discussion panels and dedicated clinical scenarios sessions that have proved so popular. The contribution made to the new programme by a number of Consultant Emergency Physicians and Intensivists under the direction of Prof Tim Harris, is acknowledged.
The sessions address topics highly relevant to the front-line clinician, with a clear focus on the evidence base and the practical implications for day-to-day clinical practice – simple facts to make big changes.
By the end of the course, you will have a comprehensive understanding of recent advances in resuscitation medicine and be up to date with new/recent research evidence (and the implications for practice); the course will certainly give you greater confidence in your practice in relation to resuscitation and will help you identify areas of practice that need to be changed or reviewed.
Faculty members include
Programme Director
Dr Johann Grundlingh, Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care, Barts Health NHS Trust
Faculty includes
Dr Andrew Leitch, Consultant in Intensive Care and Anaesthesia, Barts Health NHS Trust, London
Dr Bernard Foëx, Consultant in Emergency Medicine & Critical Care, Manchester Royal Infirmary
Dr Mamoun Abu-Habsa, Consultant in Critical Care and Emergency Medicine, Barts Health NHS Trust
Dr Martin Dachsel, Consultant in Acute Medicine, Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust
Dr Marcus Peck, Consultant in Intensive Care Medicine, Frimley Park Hospital
Dr Laura Hunter, Consultant in Emergency Medicine, St Thomas’ Hospital, London
Dr Richard Carden, Specialist Registrar in Emergency Medicine and a PhD Candidate in Trauma Sciences, Barts Health NHS Trust
Dr Chris Edge, Consultant Anaesthetist,
Royal Berkshire Hospital
Dr Michael Obiako, Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Prince Charles Hospital, Merthyr Tydfil
Dr Gareth Scholey, Consultant in Intensive Care Medicine, University Hospital of Wales
Dr Lucy Bingham, Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Imperial NHS Trust
Comments from delegates who have attended Infomed Webinars in the COVID era:
- Easy to attend, feel comfortable,no need to travel and book a hotel!
- The quality of the lectures. The variety of topics. The Q&A time.
- Broad range of subjects. Expert presenters. Relevance and impact of the current Covid-19 pandemic on systems was very good.
- It worked. Relaxed atmosphere. You can nip off to the bog if necessary.
- Short, to point, applicable generalised nature of the content; informed speakers
- Quick, appropriate and more practical new experience-had the opportunity to ask any questions. Very relaxing and well organised
- Detailed presentations, well organised, interactive presenters
- Easy access, very good picture and sound, two ways for asking questions
- Quality was good, convenient for participants, good time keeping
- Short, practical and relevant.
- The areas chosen for topics, very good speakers, support provided.
- Contents, IT system , well organised.
- Good medical update. Can’t think of any other things that I liked as my experience was so poor due to internet problems.
Comments from delegates who attended the previous course
Good expert talks aimed to be practical, good summary of evidence
Excellent multispecialty Faculty: very knowledgeable
Good overview of wide range topics and Q&A
Excellent content/speakers and lots of short topics
Knowledgeable and accessible speakers. Focus on non-trauma subject.
Gives me great confidence treating septic at ED
As from today will change my daily practice