Would you like to get more confident in dealing with emergency cases?

This online course will cover a wide breadth of topics that will be of value to any small animal practitioner that sees emergency cases. In this first part of this course, (part 2 Webinar Plus: Fundamentals of emergency medicine: Part 2 is running January 2019) the focus will be on dealing with broad concepts and techniques that will be applicable to a wide range of cases. There will be a particular focus within the course on practical techniques and tips that you will be able to apply within your clinic.

The course is suitable for first opinion practitioners, those starting out on emergency duty, those looking to solidify their core emergency skill and vets returning to practice after career breaks.

Skills learnt will include:

• How to triage emergency patients
• Types of shock and their clinical signs
• Emergency fluid therapy planning
• Localisation of respiratory distress
• Methods of oxygen delivery
• How and when to perform thoracocentesis
• What are AFAST and TFAST and when to use them
• How to perform abdominocentesis
• Indications for emergency abdominal surgery

Why do this course?
Whether you are a first opinion practitioner, starting out on emergency duty, looking to solidify your core emergency skills or are returning to practice after a career break, this course will help make you a more confident emergency clinician.

The webinars will run on the following dates from 12.00pm to 2.00pm GMT including a 30 minute registration and familiarisation period prior to the commencement of the lecture.

Webinar dates:
Monday 14th May
Monday 21st May
Wednesday 30th May
Monday 4th June

Discount offer:
The cost of one course is £349 but if you book both parts it is £650. The discount for booking both courses will automatically be calculated when the courses have been added to your shopping basket.