Optional Workshop – ELC Day 1
Emergency Life Care (ELC) Course
The Emergency life care course is a modular 2 day course that provides an approach to the management of acutely ill patients.
Based on the Australian Emergency Life Support course , it provides a practical reproducible approach termed the “Blue Print” to the management of acutely ill patients in an emergency , ward based or primary care setting .
Using lectures and skills stations with trained ELS instructors , the course covers initial approach, chest pain , seizures, shortness of breath, envenomation and toxicology tailored to the Sri Lankan environment.
Skill stations include airway management, management of cardiac and vascular emergencies, an approach to ECG and CXR’s and an approach to a sick child.
At the end of the course you will be able to demonstrate the “Blue Print” approach to an undifferentiated sick patient and initiate time critical interventions.
More details visit : Emergency Life Care Sri Lanka – Sri Lankan Society of Critical Care and Emergency Medicine
Two concurrent ELC courses for Sri Lankan and Regional Delegates will be managed by Shane Curran and the SSCCEM team at the Kotelawala Defence University in Colombo on December 2 and 3.
Workshop breakdown;
- Introduction
- House keeping
- Lecture- Emergency Management of the Seriously Ill Patient – introductory Skill Station
- Morning Tea Break
- Skill Station Rotation
- Lecture- Acute Coronary Syndromes
- Skill Station Rotation
- Lunch Break
- Skill Station Rotation
- Lecture- Poisoning
- Skill Station Rotation
- Afternoon Tea Break
- Clinical Scenarios
- Lecture- Seizures
PRESENTERS
KRISTY SHORT | SHAILA ISLAM |
ALAN BROOMHEAD | YASHVI WIMALASENA | |
SHALINI ARORA | JACQUI IRVINE |