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The Acute Medical Emergencies Course

Why is this course important?

  • The course provides clinicians with the necessary skills and foundation to manage acutely ill medical patients.
  • The coursecoversall major acute presentations as the course is mapped to the UK acute medicine and emergencymedicine core medical curriculum

Learning Objectives

By the end of the program, participants will be able to:

  • Develop a structured approach to assess and manage the acutely ill patient.
  • Apply the appropriate bedside monitoring, order and interpret common investigations.
  • Formulate and communicate an ongoing management plan.
  • Provide effective communication through handover or referral.

Who Should Attend This Course

Who are the target learners? What are the requirements to attend?

  • ST1 to ST3 level, Junior doctors and registrar level trainees in acute medicine, emergency medicine and anaesthesia.
  • Holding a current ALS (or ACLS) is advisable before attending the course. Cardiac arrest scenarios will not be covered.
  • Experience in acute or emergency medicine is desirable.

How Can I Get a Completion Certificate

How Can I Get a Completion Certificate
1

Attend

Attending the virtual training: The course lectures and all of the practical exercises.
2

Complete

Complete All Course Activities.
3

Feedback

Submit The Course Feedback.

FAQ

Who is this course designed for?

This course is targeted at ST1 to ST3 level, junior doctors, and registrar-level trainees in acute medicine, emergency medicine, and anesthesia.

Holding a current ALS (Advanced Life Support) or ACLS (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support) certification is advisable, as cardiac arrest scenarios will not be covered. Some experience in acute or emergency medicine is also desirable.

Participants will develop a structured approach to assessing and managing acutely ill patients, learn how to order and interpret common investigations, and effectively communicate ongoing management plans.

No, cardiac arrest scenarios are not covered in this course. It is recommended that participants have ALS or ACLS training prior to attending.

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of managing acute medical presentations, aligned with the UK acute medicine and emergency medicine core curriculum, helping to enhance your practical skills and clinical decision-making.

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