The Courses
From RCoA & RCEM
A two day simulator-based course designed to teach the foundations of the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to safely manage the airway in an emergency situation outside the operating theatre.
Who can attend
Aimed at doctors at least 3-4 years after qualification, up to those with significance experience looking to consolidate practice. Particular relevance for doctors with careers in anaesthesia, critical care, emergency medicine or acute medicine.
Requirements
At least six months experience in anaesthesia and three months experience in intensive care.
Areas Covered
– Difficult and Failed
– Paediatric workshops
– Post intubation
– Small group work and case scenarios using high fidelity patient simulators
Upcoming dates of courses
Meet the Team
The experts who will be teaching you
Take a look at the faculty with an extensive and broad range of experience that will be teaching you on the TEAM course
The Blog
Read all about it
The Vortex; a spiral of simplicity
Context If you have any interest in airway management – and the fact that you are reading a blog on the TEAM website would suggest you do – then you probably will have heard of the Vortex Approach. Conceived by […]
Under Pressure, Cricoid Pressure
Cricoid pressure has been the topic of some debate for a number of decades. In theory placing pressure on the cricoid ring throughout an RSI should occlude the oesophagus and prevent regurgitation of stomach contents into the chest: sounds good! […]