Paid Courses
Overview
Analgesia & Sedation for Young Professionals in NICU & PICU - ESPNIC members
Description
Please note that this course requires a paid subscription in order to access the materials. To get started, click on 'Select payment type' below and follow the instructions to complete your purchase and enroll in the course.
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COURSE LENGTH
Access to the course will commence on June 26, 2023, and it will remain open permanently, or at least until there is a need to update the course content. The course materials and the final assessment will now be continuously accessible for the foreseeable future.
Estimated time required to complete the course, including final assessment, is 3 hours.
DESCRIPTION
This self-paced online course, titled "Analgesia & Sedation for Young Professionals in PICU & NICU," provides an in-depth exploration of the specialized area of pediatric and neonatal analgesia and sedation (AS). It is particularly suited to young healthcare professionals working in Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICU) and Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU). By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with a broad and practical understanding of analgesia and sedation within the context of PICU & NICU, preparing them for the diverse challenges these environments present.
TOPICS
· First line analgesia & sedation
· Strategies for difficult sedation
· Neuromuscular Blocking Agents: when and how
· Delirium: which drugs to adopt
· Withdrawal Syndrome
· Monitoring: clinical scales & instrumental tools
This course is composed of 3 elements:
1. Video lectures with accompanying PDF of the presentation slides
2. Final assessment with multiple-choice questions about the lecture content
3. Post-course evaluation surveyContacts
Analgesia & Sedation for Young Professionals in NICU & PICU - Non-ESPNIC members
Description
Please note that this course requires a paid subscription in order to access the materials. To get started, click on 'Select payment type' below and follow the instructions to complete your purchase and enroll in the course.
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COURSE LENGTH
Access to the course will commence on June 26, 2023, and it will remain open permanently, or at least until there is a need to update the course content. The course materials and the final assessment will now be continuously accessible for the foreseeable future.
Estimated time required to complete the course, including final assessment, is 3 hours.
DESCRIPTION
This self-paced online course, titled "Analgesia & Sedation for Young Professionals in PICU & NICU," provides an in-depth exploration of the specialized area of pediatric and neonatal analgesia and sedation (AS). It is particularly suited to young healthcare professionals working in Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICU) and Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU). By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with a broad and practical understanding of analgesia and sedation within the context of PICU & NICU, preparing them for the diverse challenges these environments present.
TOPICS
· First line analgesia & sedation
· Strategies for difficult sedation
· Neuromuscular Blocking Agents: when and how
· Delirium: which drugs to adopt
· Withdrawal Syndrome
· Monitoring: clinical scales & instrumental tools
This course is composed of 3 elements:
1. Video lectures with accompanying PDF of the presentation slides
2. Final assessment with multiple-choice questions about the lecture content
3. Post-course evaluation surveyContacts
Pharmacology for Young Professionals in NICU & PICU - ESPNIC members
Description
Please note that this course requires a paid subscription in order to access the materials. To get started, click on 'Select payment type' below and follow the instructions to complete your purchase and enroll in the course.
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Access to the course will commence on June 26, 2023, and it will remain open permanently, or at least until there is a need to update the course content. The course materials and the final assessment will now be continuously accessible for the foreseeable future.
Estimated time required to complete the course, including final assessment, is 3 hours.
DESCRIPTION
This is a self-guided online course designed primarily for young professionals in Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU) and Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICU). The course delivers an in-depth overview of Pharmacology as it applies to NICU and PICU settings. It focuses on providing a comprehensive understanding of pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, and drug interactions in these specialized care units. Please note, while this course provides a fundamental knowledge of pharmacology in the context of NICU and PICU, it does not delve into specific treatment protocols or drug administration techniques.
TOPICS
· PK for intensivists
· Impact of age and disease on PK-PD
· How to monitor drugs’ efficacy and toxicity
· Drug-drug interaction
· Toxicology in PICU
· The nurse point of view: from prescription to administration
· Medical errors in PICU & NICU and barriers to reduce them
FORMAT
This course is composed of 3 elements:
1. Video lectures with accompanying PDF of the presentation slides
2. Final assessment with multiple-choice questions about the lecture content
3. Post-course evaluation surveyContacts
Pharmacology for Young Professionals in NICU & PICU - Non-ESPNIC members
Description
Please note that this course requires a paid subscription in order to access the materials. To get started, click on 'Select payment type' below and follow the instructions to complete your purchase and enroll in the course.
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Access to the course will commence on June 26, 2023, and it will remain open permanently, or at least until there is a need to update the course content. The course materials and the final assessment will now be continuously accessible for the foreseeable future.
Estimated time required to complete the course, including final assessment, is 3 hours.
DESCRIPTION
This is a self-guided online course designed primarily for young professionals in Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU) and Pediatric Intensive Care Units (PICU). The course delivers an in-depth overview of Pharmacology as it applies to NICU and PICU settings. It focuses on providing a comprehensive understanding of pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics, and drug interactions in these specialized care units. Please note, while this course provides a fundamental knowledge of pharmacology in the context of NICU and PICU, it does not delve into specific treatment protocols or drug administration techniques.
TOPICS
· PK for intensivists
· Impact of age and disease on PK-PD
· How to monitor drugs’ efficacy and toxicity
· Drug-drug interaction
· Toxicology in PICU
· The nurse point of view: from prescription to administration
· Medical errors in PICU & NICU and barriers to reduce them
FORMAT
This course is composed of 3 elements:
1. Video lectures with accompanying PDF of the presentation slides
2. Final assessment with multiple-choice questions about the lecture content
3. Post-course evaluation survey