Core critical skills for managing the critically ill patient

This one day meeting is a beginners guide for managing the critically ill patient. It is tailored for all trainees interested in or new to intensive care.

Hear a series of important talks from experienced intensivists and physicians embracing core topics in critical care and practical hands-on small group interactive workshops covering essential practical knowledge to manage a critically ill patient on the ward.  

The morning will be a series of theory lectures delivered by expert critical care consultants. 

During the afternoon session, attendees will rotate around four practical workshops. 

• To develop core skills for the expert recognition of the critically ill patient. 
• To be able to apply crucial theoretical principles to the management of the critically ill patient. 
• To learn key practical clinical skills which are important in the management of the critically ill patient. 

You will:

• Develop an approach to recognise the critically ill patient. 
• Gain a deeper understanding of the central premises in managing the critically ill patient.
• Learn to consolidate physiological principles and how to apply them when treating a critically unwell patient. 
• Manage key medical emergencies including septic shock, acute renal failure and acute neurological conditions. 
• Learn and refine essential critical care practical skills including complications.