Emergency presentations for Junior Doctors: A-E Assessment & Chest pain by Dr. Abraham & Dr. Hardwick

Name: Emergency presentations for Junior Doctors: A-E Assessment & Chest pain by Dr. Abraham & Dr. Hardwick
Start: 2023-09-25T17:00:00+00:00
End: 2023-09-25T18:00:00+00:00

25th Sep 2023

5:00 - 6:00pm (GMT)

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25th Sep 2023

5:00 - 6:00pm (GMT)

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Description

Are you a newly qualified medical professional or a medical student looking for information on how to effectively and efficiently treat emergencies? Join us for our new 4 part series of Emergency presentations for Junior Doctors lead by Dr John Abraham & Dr Molly Hardwick.

Part 1: A-E Assessment & Chest Pain

Part 2 : Abdominal Pain & Coffee Ground Vomit

Part 3: New Oxygen requirement & Hyperglycemia

Part 4: Anaphylaxis & Hyperkalemia

This series is tailored for final year medical students and newly qualified medical professionals, offering essential advice regarding the A-E assessment and chest pain. Come and join us on knowledgeable guidance on emergency medicine, covering common scenarios, treatments, and the latest advances. Attendees will leave with invaluable insights to help improve patient care during times of crisis.

Summary

This is a must-attend teaching session for medical professionals presented by Dr. Abraham and Dr. Hardwick. The session will cover essential topics in emergency medicine such as assessment of A-E (Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure) and possible causes of chest pain. Participants will improve their skills in making accurate quick decisions, and share their knowledge and experiences with other health professionals. Don't miss out on this valuable opportunity for professional development!

Learning objectives

Learning Objectives for Part 1:

Explain the general approach for initial assessment and management of an emergency patient.
Understand the key principles of management for chest pain patients.
Recognize the indicates signs and symptoms for chest pain emergencies.
Demonstrate an ability to prioritize the safety of an emergency patient.
Describe the important follow up care and treatments for the initial assessment and management of an emergency patient.

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