1991 – Practical Emergency Medicine (May 2024)
£997.00 (+VAT)
7th May 2024, Studley, Warwickshire
“Excellent course giving me a great overview of different diseases in Emergency patients and how to diagnose and treat. I feel more confident in Emergency medicine now. Thank you.”
This course will give you the knowledge and practical skills that you need to confidently manage more common medical emergencies in your practice. You’ll develop your decision-making skills as you work through clinical case examples. The ‘hands-on’ practical component in this session will enable you to practise essential techniques in a relaxed learning environment. What you’ll learn:
- Optimal management of patients with diabetic ketoacidosis
- How to identify and manage dogs with hypoadrenocorticism
- Blood transfusion therapy – how it should be done
- Enteral nutrition – why, when and how?
- How to perform pericardiocentesis safely and effectively
- Thoracic cavity disease – sampling and draining
- How to place oesophagostomy tubes, naso-oesophageal tubes, central venous catheters and thoracic drains.
Course Tutor: Nick Bexfield BVetMed PhD DSAM DipECVIM-CA AFHEA MRCVS
Course Feedback:
“I enjoyed the course content especially the opportunity to practise skills I have never used before. It has given me the confidence to use these skills”
“Good course content, lecture notes, content well explained. Useful practical section”
“Very good, lots of information imported in a very efficient way. Very interesting. Welcomed the practical aspect”
“Very happy with content, feel much more confident to carry out technique covered competently and safely. Nick gave plenty of real-world practical advice. Right mix of practical and theory.”
“Good speaker. Very practical course, aimed at first opinion practice. Well organised with a good combination of practical/theory.”
“Excellent course giving me a great overview of different diseases in Emergency patients and how to diagnose and treat. I feel more confident in Emergency medicine now. Thank you.”