25 Sep 2024 (Intake closed)
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Semester A
25 Sep 2024 (On Campus Teaching), 26 Sep 2024 (On Campus Teaching), 09 Oct 2024 (On Campus Teaching), 10 Oct 2024 (On Campus Teaching), 23 Oct 2024 (On Campus Teaching), 24 Oct 2024 (On Campus Teaching), 06 Nov 2024 (On Campus Teaching), 07 Nov 2024 (On Campus Teaching), 20 Nov 2024 (On Campus Teaching), 21 Nov 2024 (On Campus Teaching), 05 Dec 2024 (On Campus Teaching), 12 Dec 2024 (OSCE Assessment Face to Face)
Course overview
Course Content includes:
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An introduction and awareness of: Endotracheal Intubation and airway management in the prehospital environment Prehospital Emergency Anaesthesia Mechanical Ventilation Clinical decision making with regards to airway and ventilatorymanagement |
An understanding of the underpinning literature and governance surrounding these interventions |
Simulated clinical scenarios relating to airway and ventilatory management |
This course aims to give the student a comprehensive understanding of airway management and ventilation strategies in the critically ill or injured patient.
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The airway and its assessment |
Introduction to sedation and analgesia |
Emergency airway strategies |
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Ventilators and ventilatory strategies |
Medication facilitated ventilation |
Medication facilitated airway management |
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An introduction to prehospital emergency anaesthesia |
Front of neck access in the ‘can’t intubate, can’t oxygenate’ scenario |
Clinical human factors and non-technical skills |
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Tracheostomy and laryngectomy emergencies |
Multi-disciplinary team working |
High fidelity simulated placement |
The course is facilitated by UH staff and external experts. The faculty is interprofessional, with staff from paramedic, advanced paramedic and other allied health backgrounds. Whilst exposure to these subject areas is intended to increase understanding and knowledge, it does not change your scope of practice for clinical employment.
This module can contribute to the following programme(s)
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Funding
£865.00


Course details
Course leader
Administrator
Tracey Williamson
Telephone
01707 284800
Course delivery
Taught
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Prerequisites
Degree in a relevant discipline; or evidence of appropriate knowledge and experience of level 6 studies. Or extensive demonstrable experience in a clinical role and willingness to undertake level 7 study.
Please note, this course is part of an MSc in Advanced Paramedic Practice (Critical & Emergency Care) and therefore has a strong focus on clinical management by Paramedics within the prehospital environment.
Professional registration (e.g. HCPC, NMC, GMC)

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