Critical Care Transfer Training
Transferring Level 2 (HDU) and 3 (ITU) Adult Patients
Tuesday6th November 2012
8.30am – 5pm
1 day course
Venue: Education Centre
Charing CrossHospital
Fulham Palace Road
W6 8RF
- 5 CPD points awarded by the Royal College of Anaesthetists – with Network certificate provided
- This course is FREE OF CHARGE to staff from Network organisations (including all acute Trusts in North West London).
- To attend this course YOU NEED TO REGISTER (by completing the booking form) and be awarded a place
- Return the completed Booking Form ASAP and by 5thOctober at the latest
- Should you have any questions, please email or ring 020 331 39436
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Critical Care Transfer Training
Who is the course for?
This 1 day multi disciplinary course is for clinical staff who are called upon to transfer critical care patients. These include: junior doctors F1 &F2, SpRs, A&E and critical care nurses and ODAs. A multidisciplinary approach and the need for team working are key features of the course.
What does the course cover?You will learn about:-
- The importance of speed and pre-transfer stabilisation
- The most likely problems that occur during transfers in London and how to respond both before, during and after transfer
- How Network transfer documentation is “your new best friend” and how it will take you systematically through a transfer from start to finish helping you avoid the legal nasties and common transfer pitfalls.
- A comprehensive introduction to transfer standards and local transfer documentation in use within hospitals in North West London
- Detailed presentations from clinical experts
- Top “tips” for transfers and how to avoid communication problems
- Workshops covering the neuro transfer, the intra hospital transfer and an equipment session.
Extras
You also get a free North West London transfer hand book to get you thinking before the course, and a handy pocket sized aide-memoire at the end of the course to take with you on future transfers.
The course has been awarded 5 CPD points by the Royal College of Anaesthetists.
Should you have any questions, please email
or ring 020 331 39436
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