Overview
All healthcare professionals, including nurses, critical care nurses, CRNAs, intensivists, critical care physicians, emergency medicine physicians, MBBS doctors, AYUSH doctors, and other clinical staff, should enroll in this course to strengthen or enhance their knowledge and skills in managing patients with multi-parameter monitors. The course offers comprehensive training on the operation, interpretation, and application of these advanced patient monitoring devices.
Multi-parameter monitors are essential tools in modern healthcare, designed to track vital signs such as ECG, blood pressure, heart rate, respiratory rate, and oxygen saturation simultaneously. By providing continuous, real-time data, they enable timely interventions and support evidence-based clinical decision-making. The program also familiarizes participants with the key features, settings, and troubleshooting aspects of these devices. Practical demonstrations and case-based discussions ensure participants gain confidence in applying their skills across diverse healthcare settings, including intensive care units, operating rooms, emergency departments, and high-dependency wards, thereby improving patient safety and outcomes.
What You'll Gain
- Introduction to Multipara Monitoring
- Common of multipara monitor
- Types of Monitoring
- Alarm Management
- Troubleshooting and Maintenance
Special Features
- Designed by the medical professionals and biomedical engineering experts from across India.
- Program is divided into various modules that are further divided into various sub-modules that participants could learn at their own pace.
- Blended online mode includes interactive activities and exercises for better learning.
Course Eligibility: For Allied / Paramedical / Nursing / Medical students
Course Sub Eligibility: All healthcare professionals, including nurses, Critical Care Nurses and CRNAs, Intensivists and Critical Care Physicians, Emergency Medicine Physicians MBBS doctor, AYUSH doctor and other clinical staff professional working in these dynamic sectors.
Description
This essential course covers the use and operation of a medical device that simultaneously tracks multiple vital signs and parameters, providing clinicians with a comprehensive view of a patient's physiological condition. The course would focus on the practical application of these monitors in various clinical settings, including emergency departments, ICUs, and operating rooms.
Curriculum
This module delves into the Highlight the monitor's role in patient care, emphasizing its ability to provide real-time data for informed decision-making. Discuss the significance of monitoring vital signs in various clinical settings, from routine check-ups to critical care.
This is your deep dive into the technology. We compare and contrast the two primary methods used in every ICU: Passive Humidification (the "artificial nose" or HME) and Active Humidification (advanced heated systems). We'll go beyond the surface to analyse their mechanisms, benefits, and crucial limitations, including factors like dead space, airway resistance, and the role of modern heated-wire circuits.
This module prepares you for real-world challenges. What do you do when an alarm sounds? Learning to recognize and respond to different alarm conditions, including prioritizing alarms and troubleshooting common issues.
This module prepares you to learn basic troubleshooting steps for common issues and understanding the importance of regular maintenance.
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This course is open to All healthcare professionals, including nurses, Critical Care Nurses and CRNAs, Intensivists and Critical Care Physicians, Emergency Medicine Physicians MBBS doctor, AYUSH doctor and other clinical staff professional working in these dynamic sectors, you'll gain a wealth of valuable knowledge and practical skills.
2-3 hrs to be complete (self-paced program to be completed within one months after enrolment.
Free of cost