Penn Medicine Fall 2022 Live, Virtual Post-arrest care and Targeted Temperature Management

20 $

+ Include: 7 videos + 8 pdfs, size: 2.48 GB

+ Target Audience: internist, neurologist, cardiologist, primary care physician

Description

+ Include: 7 videos + 8 pdfs, size: 2.48 GB

+ Target Audience: internists, neurologists, cardiologists, primary care physicians

+ Sample video: contact me for sample video

+ Information:

Date & Location

Friday, October 7, 2022, 8:45 AM – 3:30 PM, Online, Philadelphia, PA

Course Overview

The purpose of this educational activity is to teach relevant care providers about in-hospital care of cardiac arrest patients, most specifically post-arrest care, including the use of therapeutic hypothermia, cardiac catheterization, internal cardiac defibrillator (ICD) consideration, and advanced ICU care. In addition to scholarly presentations and discussions, a key goal is to help each learner discover an integrated, multidisciplinary system of both cardiac arrest and post-cardiac arrest care, through hands-on experience with various cooling methods and exploration of various protocols currently being used around the country, as well as CPR “challenge” simulations. By the conclusion of the course, each learner will have a firm grasp of developing and implementing a comprehensive in-hospital high quality resuscitation program.

Target Audience
Specialties – ANESTHESIOLOGY – Critical Care Medicine, EMERGENCY MEDICINE, EMERGENCY MEDICINE – Anesthesiology Critical Care Medicine, EMERGENCY MEDICINE – Internal Medicine-Critical Care Medicine, INTERNAL MEDICINE, INTERNAL MEDICINE – Critical Care Medicine, INTERNAL MEDICINE – Interventional Cardiology, NEUROLOGY, PEDIATRICS – Pediatric Emergency Medicine, PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION – Brain Injury Medicine, PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION – Neuromuscular Medicine, PSYCHIATRY AND NEUROLOGY – Brain Injury Medicine
Professions – Healthcare Administration, Nurse Practitioners, Physicians
Learning Objectives

After completing this activity, participants should be able to:

  1. Review the history, evidence and pathophysiology surrounding the use of therapeutic hypothermia in the post-arrest population
  2. Determine appropriate inclusion and exclusion criteria for post-arrest patients being considered for therapeutic hypothermia
  3. Implement TTM as a therapy for post-cardiac arrest patients at their respective institutions
  4. Create a working post-resuscitation care and hypothermia protocol for their respective institutions
  5. Develop a “post-cardiac arrest bundle” of care for their organization
  6. Explain therapeutic hypothermia in the context of a comprehensive resuscitation program to improve cardiac arrest survival, including the use of automatic external defibrillators, CPR quality improvement, and debriefing arrest events

 

+ Topics:

Cardiac Arrest Survivor.mp4
Clinical Trials in Post-arrest Care and TTM.mp4
Clinical Trials in Post-arrest Care and TTM.pdf
Developing a Protocol and Supporting TTM Champions.pdf
Surviving Cardiac Arrest- What Comes Next..mp4
Surviving Cardiac Arrest- What Comes Next..pdf
TTM and Cardiovascular Management.mp4
TTM and Cardiovascular Management.pdf
TTM and Neurologic Management.mp4
TTM and Neurologic Management.pdf
TTM in the Real-World- Where do we go from here..mp4
TTM in the Real-World- Where do we go from here..pdf
TTMFall22_Brochure_v3.pdf
Welcome.mp4
Welcome.pdf

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