Overview: This Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health course explores how to recognise and effectively manage life-threatening sepsis. Through a mixture of lectures and interactive workshops, we will cover the current evidence behind antibiotic choices, fluid management and the use of inotropes as well as sepsis and disability, immunodeficiency and simulation scenarios.
This is a Basic Plus course that will benefit paediatric, neonatal, PICU and Emergency Paediatrics trainees and consultants, and Advanced Nurse Practitioners and cardiac sonographers who have recently commenced or intend to commence performing echocardiograms on neonates and children. The first day aims to deliver the essential theoretical knowledge and the second day will focus on acquiring practical skills.
2-day internationally recognized course of lectures, skill stations and tutorials focused on a practical approach to the management of the first 24h of critical illness in childhood.
Please note that this programme has been approved by the RCPCH and RCOA for 5 CPD points.
Summary: This meeting is aimed at Paediatric trainees with an interest in Neonatology as well as Neonatal Grid trainees at all stages.
The lunchtime career guidance surgery gives delegates the opportunity to have a chat with one of the speakers to discuss any aspect of their training and/or career. These spaces are limited and as such are offered on a first come, first served basis, thus early booking is recommended.
This year, BAPM will also be having a Trainees’ Networking dinner on Tuesday, 26th March, the evening before the meeting. The venues welcoming atmosphere allows for further networking opportunities with your peers and colleagues.
The purpose of this annual course is to provide an update on current practice in paediatric respiratory medicine on an everyday basis. The programme and range of issues covered will be suitable for everyone concerned with paediatric respiratory medicine. The course will be of interest to all paediatricians, specialist trainees and nurse practitioners in respiratory paediatrics.
This popular course combines lectures with practical workshop sessions. The programme includes a wide range of topics including initiation, maintenance, weaning off assisted ventilation and special ventilatory techniques.