Advanced Comprehensive Obstetric and Anaesthetic Skills

LSTM
  • Duration: 15h

  • Ref. 199914

This course is suitable for all providers of obstetric surgery. Recognising that there is more to safe surgical care that the surgical procedure itself, the course leads the participant on a journey starting with good labour ward management and decision-making, surgical and anaesthetic preparation for safe surgery, best practice....

Lesson 5: Assessing and Managing Side Effects and Adverse Reactions of CAB-LA

Jhpiego, an affiliate of Johns Hopkins University
  • Ref. 200020

In this lesson, we will review side effects that CAB-LA users may experience. Clients typically do not experience significant side effects with use of CAB-LA, and for those who do, side effects are usually mild and resolve with minimal intervention. In addition to side effects, other clinical complications may arise that may be....

Drug Management of Pain: Core Knowledge

Martine Meyer
  • Duration: 30m

  • Ref. 199986

This session outlines an integrated approach to pain management considering the WHO analgesic ladder and also highlighting the importance of an individualised approach.

Ionization

Sue Hill
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 200029

This session covers the properties of molecules that act as weak acids and weak bases. The Henderson-Hasselbalch equation will be derived and discussed in terms of the pharmacokinetic properties of anaesthetic drugs.

Drugs as Organic Molecules

Mary Stocker
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 200030

This session provides the student with the foundations of organic chemistry. It will introduce the building blocks required for the understanding of the structure-activity relationships governing drug design, action and interaction in clinical practice.

Interactions Between Molecules

Mary E Stocker
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 200031

This session explores the forces that hold molecules together and govern their interaction. This will include bonding, intermolecular and intramolecular attractions.

Anticoagulants

Kavinda Bandara, Nandita Divekar and Sandra Sowah
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 200034

This session explains the clotting cascade and the pharmacology of anticoagulants.

Agonists and Antagonists

Tom Beach
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 200042

This session provides an introduction to the fundamentals of drug-receptor interactions before moving on to discuss the concepts of affinity, potency and efficacy, and finally examining the concepts of agonism and antagonism.

Enzyme Induction and Inhibition

Alexander Spyridoulias
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 200047

This session describes ways in which drugs interfere with enzyme activity. It covers the ways in which drugs can both stimulate and inhibit the action of enzymes as well as introducing enzymes as drugs.

Difficulty in Breathing

Lilian Nuwabaine
  • Duration: 2h

  • Ref. 200106

This course is aimed to equip Nurses and Midwives with knowledge and skills about managing a patient with difficulty in breathing.

Critical Care Bundles

Beth Waweru
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 200111

This short course aims to enhance ICU nurses knowledge on use of care bundles in effective management of ICU patients.

COVID-19 Vaccine Preparation And Administration

Dr. Maureen Akolo
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 200113

This course intends to equip nurses with knowledge on vaccine preparation and administration

Drugs Acting on the GI Tract

Sandeep Sharma
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 200094

This session describes the classification of drugs currently used which act on the GI tract, as well as their dosage, common uses in clinical practice and side-effects.

Nutrition V: Nutrition Counselling and Promotion

The Hospital for Sick Children & ADRA Canada
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 200132

Good nutrition and nutrition-related behaviours are critical for a child’s healthy growth, development and survival. Globally, approximately 45 percent of deaths among children under 5 are linked to undernutrition and 22.3 percent, or more than one in five children under age 5 worldwide has stunted growth. Across Kenya, mor....

Antifungal and Antiviral Drugs

Harriet Clift
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 200069

This session describes the pharmacology and clinical indications for the use of antiviral and antifungal drugs in critical care.

CXR: Septal Lines

Richard Mannion
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 199538

The aim of this session is to understand the anatomy of the lung lobule and its components and to recognise anatomically what constitutes an interlobular septum. We will explore conditions that cause septal thickening and learn how to use other clinical and radiological information to formulate a differential diagnosis.

FGM: Issues, Presentation and Management in Women and Around Pregnancy

Pallavi Latthe and Sveta Alladi
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 199610

This session describes managing a pregnant woman with FGM, carrying out a reversal and how to document their assessment and treatment.

Critical Care Bundles

Beth Waweru
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 199647

This short course aims to enhance ICU nurses knowledge on use of care bundles in effective management of ICU patients.

Mechanical Ventilation in COVID-19

Dr. Serah Wachira
  • Duration: 2h

  • Ref. 199652

The purpose of this course is to introduce the participants to the various modes of mechanical ventilation and how they can be applied in management of ventilator failure in COVID-19 patients.

Oral Hypoglycaemics

Dr Khyati Bakhai
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 199663

This session provides an overview of oral hypoglycaemic agents, their indications, cautions and the clinical guidelines governing their use.

Diabetic Foot

Sapna Puppala and Stephen Davies
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 199665

This session introduces the basic pathophysiology of midfoot pain in a patient with diabetes. The imaging modalities required to evaluate changes in these patients are described.

Imaging of Renal Hypertension

Peter Brown
  • Duration: 1h

  • Ref. 198865

This session gives an overview of the causes of hypertension, appropriate imaging tests and evaluation strategies for patients with renovascular hypertension.

Health History and Risk Assessment

Dr Emily Gilbert and Ms Caroline Gumbley
  • Duration: 1h 15m

  • Ref. 199695

This session looks at the taking of medical history, including sexual history. It also discusses risk assessment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and pregnancy.

Additional Training in Subdermal Implants (SDIs)

Julia Hogan, Laura Patterson, and Dr Nazia Hussain
  • Duration: 2h 15m

  • Ref. 199698

The session will outline the advantages and disadvantages of a subdermal implant and detail possible side-effects and the management of these. Contraindications will also be discussed.

Sterilisation

Doctor Ruth Lewis
  • Duration: 1h 15m

  • Ref. 199707

This session explores the current methods of female and male sterilisation available in the UK. It looks at the benefits and risks, in particular, focusing on important topics to be included in counselling a person interested in the method.