The How to Manage: Paediatric Sepsis course will take you through the practical aspects of the recognition and management of sepsis, including the use of fluids, antibiotics and inotropes. Using real life examples we will discuss and analyse cases of sepsis in children with complex health conditions and immune compromise. Your learning will be embedded by taking part in simulated sepsis scenarios. This study day will enable you to recognise and manage life-threatening paediatric sepsis. It will provide you with the confidence and practical skills to manage sepsis and prescribe in acute scenarios. Date: 8 March 2019 Time: 08.30 – 17.00 Location: RCPCH, London Further information and register your place: https://www.rcpch.ac.uk/education-careers/courses/rcpch-course/how-manage-paediatric-sepsis
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Serious Infection and Critical Care in Children, Imperial College London, 30 April – 1 May 2020
This two day short course gives healthcare professionals who see acutely unwell children a practical and evidence-based approach to diagnosis and management of a wide range of infections. Areas covered will include: Recognition of the […]
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Effective educational supervision, 15 October 2018, RCPCH
The RCPCH Effective educational supervision course will develop your skills, knowledge and confidence as an effective educational supervisor, and meets the GMC’s training requirements for supervisors. The programme explores educational supervision, with workshops on providing […]
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How to Manage: Chronic pain, 23 Nov (RCPCH London)
A one-day course dealing with the diagnosis, assessment, multidisciplinary management and referral pathways for children and young people who have chronic pain. When and where: 23 November, 8.45am – 5pm at RCPCH, London Learning outcomes By […]