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    This document outlines the curriculum for a Basic Emergency Training Program focused on acute care skills. The program covers 25 topics including triage, breathing and ventilation management, circulatory support, diagnostic procedures, approaches to common emergency presentations like chest pain and altered mental status, trauma management, sepsis guidelines, and orthopedic emergencies. Skills taught include airway management, vascular access, splinting fractures, and interpretation of diagnostic tests. The goal is to train medical professionals in stabilizing and treating critically ill emergency patients.

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    This document outlines the curriculum for a Basic Emergency Training Program focused on acute care skills. The program covers 25 topics including triage, breathing and ventilation management, circulatory support, diagnostic procedures, approaches to common emergency presentations like chest pain and altered mental status, trauma management, sepsis guidelines, and orthopedic emergencies. Skills taught include airway management, vascular access, splinting fractures, and interpretation of diagnostic tests. The goal is to train medical professionals in stabilizing and treating critically ill emergency patients.

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    This document outlines the curriculum for a Basic Emergency Training Program focused on acute care skills. The program covers 25 topics including triage, breathing and ventilation management, circulatory support, diagnostic procedures, approaches to common emergency presentations like chest pain and altered mental status, trauma management, sepsis guidelines, and orthopedic emergencies. Skills taught include airway management, vascular access, splinting fractures, and interpretation of diagnostic tests. The goal is to train medical professionals in stabilizing and treating critically ill emergency patients.

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    HARRISON

    MILLER ACUTE CARE SERVICES

    Basic Emergency Training Program - Short duration

    1. Triage - Basics of colour coding


    2. BLS, ACLS
    3. BREATHING AND VENTILATION MANAGEMENT SKILLS
    • Assessment of breathing and ventilation
    • Oxygen therapy
    • Interpretation of blood gas analysis, pulse oximetry and capnography
    • Bag-mask-valve ventilation
    • Thoracocentesis
    • Non-invasive ventilation techniques
    • Invasive ventilation techniques
    4. ABCDE approach to assess a critically ill patient
    5. Pain Management in ED -
    • Use of appropriate local, topical and regional anaesthesia techniques
    • Pharmacology of analgesic drugs - NSAIDS, Opioids
    6. CIRCULATORY SUPPORT AND CARDIAC SKILLS AND PROCEDURES -
    • Administration of fluids including blood and substitutes
    • Monitoring of ECG and the circulation
    • Defibrillation and pacing (e.g. cardioversion, transcutaneous pacing)
    • Vascular access (peripheral venous, arterial, and central venous
    catheterisation)
    7. DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES AND SKILLS -
    • Interpretation of ECG
    • Appropriate request and interpretation of laboratory investigations (blood
    chemistry, blood gases, respiratory function testing and biological markers)
    • Appropriate request and interpretation of imaging (e.g. x-rays, ultrasound,
    CT/MRI)
    • e-FAST
    • Nasogastric tube insertion
    • Urinary catheterisation
    8. Approach to -
    • Acute abdominal pain
    • Chest Pain
    • Arrhythmias
    • Dyspnoea
    • Altered level of consciousness
    • Syncope/Pre-syncope
    • Crying baby, Febrile seizures
    • Foreign body - ENT, Airway
    • Status Epilepticus
    9. Trauma -
    • Blunt abdomen
    • Penetrating injuries
    • RTA/ High -velocity
    • Falls
    10. Burns
    11. Sepsis - Surviving sepsis guidelines, qSOFA
    12. Anaphylaxis
    13. ACS - UA/STEMI/NSTEMI
    14. STROKE, Intracranial haemorrhage
    15. DKA, Acid base abnormalities
    16. Electrolyte abnormalities - Hypokalemia/Hyperkalemia/Hypocalcemia
    17. Upper and lower GI bleeding
    18. Orthopedic Emergencies -

    • Aseptic joint aspiration


    • Fracture immobilisation
    • Reduction of joint dislocation
    • Log roll and spine immobilisation
    • Splinting (plasters, braces, slings, tapes and other bandages)
    • Management of compartment syndrome
    • Fasciotomy, escharotomy

    19. Snake bite


    20. Drowning
    21. Electrocution
    22. Hanging
    23. Drug overdose
    24. Poisoning
    25. Empirical antibiotic policy for common infections
    26. Medico-legal documentation

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