Identifying deteriorating patients is a key element in a patient safety programme. But the response to them is just as important. Managing emergencies can be difficult for healthcare professionals.This series of 1-hour sessions will cover emergency scenarios within several medical fields, helping medical professional’s deepen their understanding, and master patient management.

Over the next 12 weeks, we’ll be diving into numerous case studies and scenario-based assessment in the following specialities:

Orthopaedics
Endocrinology
Emergency Medicine
Radiology
Spinal/Oncology
Cardiology
Obstetrics & Gynaecology
Urology
Gastroenterology
Anaesthesiology
Psychiatry
Paediatrics

This Webinar series will offer an exploration into critical care within these fields. Participants will be actively encouraged to pose questions as well as offer their experiences of what has worked or not worked in addressing problems. The aim is to provide a forum for exchanging ideas and practical solutions.

Summary

Join Dr Noor Elahi, an Anaesthetic Specialty Registrar based at The London Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, with a special interest in regional anaesthesia and human factors; in this series of on-demand teaching sessions specifically designed for medical professionals. Gather greater insight into effective patient management of anaesthetic emergencies through insightful case studies and an interactive discussion on practical solutions. Master the art of dealing with emergency scenarios to become a more confident medical professional and ensure the best possible care for your patients.

Learning objectives

Learning Objectives

Discuss the role of anaesthesia in the management of patient emergencies.
Review anaesthetic emergencies and identify common causes and risk factors.
Analyse strategies for effective management of critical patient presentations.
Develop skills in critical evaluation and problem-solving relating to patient cases.
Create a practical toolkit to apply knowledge and experience to patient scenarios.

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