This full day cadaveric workshop will assist in equipping Emergency Medicine and other Critical Care specialists with procedural skills for medical and surgical emergencies.
Dates
Applications have closed for these highly popular workshops, offered on a biannual basis in 2022. 2021 applicants are included in the pool of applicants for 2022 workshops. Selection will be based on occupational suitability as determined by the Course Convenors. Successful applicants will be notified by email.
About
CTEC's Critical Care Procedures workshop aims to increase the knowledge and confidence of participants to perform procedures which are not routinely performed, but may be required in a life-saving emergency by critical care practitioners. Participants will benefit from senior faculty from Emergency Medicine and Surgery disciplines, providing the opportunity to operate on a cadaver closely simulating actual patients.
The workshop covers a number of procedures for which there is an expectation a practitioner will be able to manage as a life-saving measure, particularly in peripheral, regional or austere environments. It is specifically designed for doctors working in emergency settings. This workshop is not aimed at new Trainees, as a level of experience in critical care areas is required.
Workshop Content
There will be two participants per cadaveric work station, with assistance from one senior Emergency nurse.
Cadaveric Practical Sessions:
Ophthalmology Procedures
- Lateral cathotomy
ENT Procedures
- Epistaxis management
- Nasal packing
- Quinsy drainage
- Emergency cricothyroidotomy
Thoracic Procedures
- Emergency resuscitative thoracotomy
- Gastric balloon tamponade
Lower Limb Procedures
- Escharotomy
- Fasciotomy
Neurosurgical Procedures
- Burr hole
Emergency hysterotomy (Peri-mortem Caesarean)
Bakri balloon - presentation only
This workshop is restricted to 8 participant places to maximise practical procedural time.
2022 Fee
WA Participant: $1380
Non-WA Participant: $1670
Suitable For
ACEM qualified Consultants and Peri-Fellowship Registrars. Priority will be given to practitioners in peripheral and regional hospitals and those engaged in training and education.
Selection will be based on occupational suitability as determined by the Course Convenors. Successful applicants will be notified by email.
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Workshop content, date and convenors may be subject to change or cancellation due to unforeseen circumstances.
Convenors
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Venue
CTEC
The University of Western Australia
Entrance No. 2
Hackett Drive
Crawley
Western Australia
For more information contact
John Linehan
Senior Course Coordinator
T +61 8 6488 8049
E john.linehan@uwa.edu.au