- Dr Meher P Chinthamuneedi's
Medical Emergency Skills Development Programme
INTRODUCTION
Responding to medical emergencies require evidence based knowledge and precise life saving skills.All Physicians can become experts in these fields by learning appropriate skills and knowledge.Anaesthesiologists,ICU specialists and emergency physicians frequently face these challenges at the coalface.,therefore it is very important to teach these skills to the teachers in these sub specialities in order for them to teach their trainees with precisions
“Learning is a lifelong process, the key to an effective learning is to encourage students to learn ,I don’t believe that students who are willing to learn should be shamed and blamed at any stage of the learning process”
“Learning is a bilateral process, we should be open to learn even from our students and teachers witch equal impetus, as a matter of fact we should be prepared to learn from anything and anybody that contributes to enhance the safety and quality of the outcome of our practice.
- AIMS OF THE PROGRAM
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This course is to cover four emergency responses Cardiac arrest, Anaphylaxis, CICO and Massive haemorrhage and enrich trainers to gain the knowledge and appropriate life saving skills to extend their experience and accurately translate the learnt skills to trainees. The intention is to empower trainees with right knowledge and skills to address unexpected medical emergencies that they face in their respective fields of training.
- The aim is to provide hands on experience than delivering didactic lectures.
- The aim is to empower trainers to become confidant and come forward to share their untapped experience and skills with their colleagues.
- Safety of any speciality is achieved when specialists and trainees confidently share their success stories and mistakes with their bosses and colleagues without feeling belittled.
A feedback will be obtained from the course participants to reflect their experience, analysing their improved confidence in addressing these emergency responses and to see if they recommend any further suggestion to our course.
