Bronchoscopy for Intensive Care (BrIC) Course
Schedule
Mon, 05 Mar, 2018 at 09:00 am to Fri, 13 Nov, 2020 at 06:00 pm
Location
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital | London, EN
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The Bronchoscopy for Intensive Care and Acute Care (BrIC) Course is a multidisciplinary one-day hands-on training bronchoscopy course for those involved in acute care (anaesthetics, intensive care, emergency medicine and acute medicine), designed to improve practice using it for ICU and acute care indications, including airway management, airway haemorrhage, percutaneous tracheostomy and the non intubated patient. There is a large emphasis on simulated scenarios, patient safety and team working. The BrIC Course is predominantly workshop based, with hands-on practice, bronchoscopy simulator time for dedicated competency acquisition and team based scenarios. There is highly experienced international faculty and opportunity to test established and new devices.The course is support by a number of Industry partners (Olympus, AMBU, Fisher & Paykel, Erbe) providing the latest equipment and educational tools for maintenance of skills acquired.
Places are limited and are allocated on a first-come first-served basis.
Participants: Suitable for core trainees, ACCS trainees, registrars and consultants in ICU, Anaesthesia and Acute Medicine, particularly those with an interest in Intensive Care Medicine or advanced airway skills. From June 2017, there is parallel nursing track, run in conjunction with the main course by Senior Respiratory/ITU Endoscopy nurses.
Cost:
£275 for Consultants
£225 for Non consultant grade doctors
£200 for Imperial School of Anaesthesia trainees ST3 level or below
£150 for Nurses
Aim: To enable the participants to enhance their skills in performing bronchoscopy in the ICU for the commonly encountered indications.
Objectives: By the end of the course, the participants should
Know basic bronchial anatomy
Be able to set-up Videobronchoscopy and portable devices for emergency situations
Understand the indications and contraindications for bronchoscopy in the ICU
Have improved their skills in handling, effective navigation and directed sampling/airway clearance through simulation
Be able to manipulate the bronchoscope for real-time visualisation of the correct placement of a tracheostomy, withdrawal of an endotracheal tube and safe needle insertion
Have a basic understanding of the management of airway haemorrhage, inhalational injury
Enhanced Team working in complex bronchoscopy situations
Please email [email protected] for queries,
Dr Suveer Singh, Dr Dilshad Valliani
[email protected]
FAQs
What does the course involve?
The BrIC course is a one-day course which involves didactic lectures, many practical workshops and experience on a bronchoscopy simulator.
What does the course fee include?
The fee includes your place on the one-day course, lunch and two coffee breaks. Our caterers are Le Pain Quotidien
Where and when do I register on the day?
The course takes place in many locations throughout Chelsea and Westminster Hospital including the Medi-cinema, the Centre for Clinical Practice, the Gleeson lecture theatre and the Academic Atrium. Registration will take place from 08:45-09:00 in the Post Graduate Centre. Once you have booked your place, full details regarding how to register on the day will be sent to you by email.
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Where is it happening?
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, 369 Fulham Road, London, United KingdomEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
Tickets
GBP 200.00 to GBP 350.00
