ALS 2 - Recertification

The ALS2 recertification course is an intensive 1-day course refresher providing the standardised approach to resuscitation in adults.

Description

Cardiac Scenario 

It has been designed for medical, nursing & paramedical staff from critical care areas that have completed and currently hold a current ALS2 provider certificate. The course encourages a multidisciplinary approach to teaching and learning reflecting the multidisciplinary nature of the course encouraging development of team dynamics in an emergency.

Suitable for:

  • Doctors, nurses and paramedics from critical care areas.

Continuing Education

  • RACGP: 9hrs Reviewing Performance
    • Anaesthetic grant -1 day
    • Emergency Medicine grant - 1 day
    • CPR Requirement
  • ACRRM: EM funding & CPR: 10 PDP, 22 ESP, 11 ALS & 2 day EM PG

  • NMBA: 16 CPD points for nurses & Midwives

  • Paramedicine Board: 16 CPD points for Paramedics

Course content

  • Review of Guidelines & Update
  • Causes & Prevention of Cardiac arrest
  • Airway Management
  • Advanced Life Support Algorithm
  • Emergency drugs
  • Initial Resuscitation and Defibrillation
  • Post Resuscitation Care Ethics
  • Peri-arrest arrhythmias - recognition and treatment
  • Cardiac Arrest Scenarios

Prerequisites

Attendees must hold a valid current ARC ALS2/ALS or Resuscitation Council (UK) ALS provider certificate.

Whats Included

  • 1-day of intensive instruction by accredited ARC Advanced Life Support instructors (1:3)
  • Small group teaching – 6 people
  • Manual – Advanced Life Support Level 2. Third Australian Edition. Pre-reading is received via express post 4 weeks prior to the course date unless pick-up from our Osborne Park office has been arranged
  • ARC registration providing recognition throughout Australia & UK valid for 4 years
  • Hands on skills & cardiac arrest scenario practice with adult size manikin
  • Morning & afternoon teas with light lunches

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