Aims: Gain theoretical and practical skills in focused echocardiography, chest ultrasound, and ultrasound-guided intervention in Critical Care. Identify and differentiate common cardiac pathologies and distinguish normal thoracic anatomy from diseases.
Both courses provide the delegates with the pre-requisite information required to successfully complete the ARTP spirometry certification and appear on the national ARTP Spirometry register
To gain theoretical and practical skills in focused echocardiography and basics of chest ultrasound and ultrasound guided intervention in Critical Care setting
Royal Papworth Hospital is delighted to support our colleagues at the British Heart Valve Society in promoting their State of the Art Management in Heart Valve Disease Programme This is an exciting opportunity to learn about state of the art practice in the rapidly evolving […]
Aim: To share what happened to patients referred to the ECMO service; share good practices and highlight areas of potential improvement.
Aims:
Principle of diagnosis and transfer to tertiary centre
Imaging
Surgical management
Follow-up and surveillance protocol
Aim of the course: To provide an intense taster in simple procedures and to give junior doctors or senior medical students keen on surgery the opportunity to practice important surgical techniques which can be used throughout their career
