Resuscitation Course for Acute Medicine Practicing Physicians (ReCAPP)
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Recurring Event
This course, delivered by a group of Canadian critical care physician-educators, will offer to its participants numerous opportunities for practice and formative feedback, in a non-judgmental, low-risk, informal learning environment. Our main goal is to create conditions where physicians can learn together and from each other how to care for their sickest patients, and ultimately, improve the quality of care received by critically ill patients.
Who should attend?
Any physicians (e.g., emergency medicine, internal medicine, family medicine, etc.) involved intermittently or routinely in the care of acutely and severely ill patients (e.g., who may require a transfer to the ICU or are already admitted in an ICU), and who want to 1) practice or upscale clinical skills that they need but may use only sporadically, 2) advance their knowledge and skills within specific areas of practice, and/or 3) ensure they are up to date on a range of topics.
Program
Procedural Session
- Practice and feedback
The topics covered are Airway Management (routine tools & difficult airway tools), Cricothyroidotomy, U/S guided procedures (CVC, peripheral access), Chest tube/pigtail insertion.
Core Knowledge Interactive Review
- A series of 15 min interactive review
The topics covered are sepsis, non-invasive and invasive ventilation, acute neurological conditions, cardiology, ARDS, and trauma.
Case-Based Discussions
- 4 small group case discussions
Cases will include different presentations and differential diagnosis.
Manikin-Based Simulations
- Practice and feedback
Practice of clinically deteriorating patients.