Date: 17 & 18 March 2011; Venue: Lectures: Seminar room 2, G/F, HKEC Training Centre for Clinical Technology and Healthcare Management, Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital; Workshops: G6 ward, 6/F, East Block, Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital
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As of 2011 Jan 15: The course is full. Excess applications are eligible for priority booking for the next course. Thank you for your support!
Venue: Lectures: Seminar room 2, G/F, HKEC Training Centre for Clinical Technology and Healthcare Management, Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital; Workshops: G6 ward, 6/F, East Block, Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital
Course fee: Early bird application on or before 14 January 2011: $2,000; On or after 15 January 2011: $2,200
Includes breakfast, lunch and refreshments on both days and handouts
HKSCCM members can apply for CCMF Subsidy.
CNE and CPD(PT) pending (12 and 10 points respectively for CCRC2)
CPD(OT), CPD(Pharm) & CPD(Disp) 6, 8 and 1 points respectively
Course Overview and Objectives
Diseases of the respiratory system are very important components of Critical Care Medicine. Nurses and allied health professionals working both inside and outside of the Intensive Care Unit will encounter patients with acute respiratory conditions. This course will lead you through common respiratory problems and emergencies with 6 lectures and 9 hands-on workshops.
At the completion of this course, you will:
1. Have an understanding of pulmonary anatomy and physiology;
2. Understand and interpret respiratory investigations, including chest X-rays and blood gas;
3. Know in greater depths the principles of oxygen therapy and airway management;
4. Learn how to set up and utilize non-invasive and invasive ventilation, monitor and take care of ventilated patients;
5. Learn in greater details the management of common acute respiratory diseases including asthma, COPD, ARDS, pneumonia and acute pulmonary edema;
6. Learn how to care for patients on prolonged mechanical ventilation.
The faculty has extensive working and teaching experience in critical care medicine, respiratory medicine, as well as anaesthesiology. Since the 1st CCRC in December 2009, this course has been held regularly and has received very favourable feedbacks. See past courses here: CCRC1, CCRC2.
Application
Please complete and submit the application form on-line (below).
Cancellation policy: All cancellation must be emailed to Ms Candice Law (LAWWHC@HA.ORG.HK) (Ref: CCRC3), 50% refund for notification on or before 14 January 2011, No refund on or after 15 January 2011.
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Faculty
Course Consultant
Dr Lau Chun-Wing, Arthur. Specialist in Respiratory Medicine, Associate Consultant, Department of Intensive Care, & Honorary Associate Consultant, Division of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, Department of Medicine, PYNEH
Course Directors
Ms Lo Wan-Po, Joanna. Advanced Practice Nurse, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Dr Lam Sin-Man, Grace. Specialist in Respiratory Medicine, Associate Consultant, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Associate Course Directors
Ms Fok See-Kee. Advanced Practice Nurse, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Ms Li Siu-Chun. Advanced Practice Nurse, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Ms Ng Ching-Ping, Polly. Advanced Practice Nurse, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Secretary
Ms Candice Law. Secretary, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Speakers
Dr Yan Wing-Wa. Specialist in Critical Care Medicine, Director, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Dr Chan King-Chung, Kenny. Specialist in Intensive Care Medicine, Associate Consultant, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Dr Chan Yan-Fat, Alfred. Specialist in Respiratory Medicine, Associate Consultant, Department of Medicine, Caritas Medical Centre
Dr Lo Yi-Tat. Specialist in Respiratory Medicine, Department of Medicine, PYNEH
Dr Yeung Wai-Tak, Alwin. Specialist in Respiratory Medicine, Department of Medicine, Ruttonjee Hospital
Dr Chang Li-Li. Resident, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Ms So Hang-Mui. Nurse Specialist, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Special thanks
Ms Christine Chan. Department Operations Manager, Anaesthesia & ICU, PYNEH
Ms Nora Kwok. Ward Manager, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Ms Chan Yim-Yu, Grace, Registered Nurse, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Ms Chang Lai-Fan, Helen, Registered Nurse, Department of Intensive Care, PYNEH
Course Programme (Download programme here, updated on 2 March 2010)
Satisfaction Scores of last course (CCRC2 on 29 and 30 June 2009)
