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Emergency Trauma Life Support provider course

The Emergency Trauma Life Support Student Course is designed to teach healthcare personnel life-saving skills and a standardized approach to trauma care in the first hour following a trauma incident. These courses follow the American College of Surgeons Committee on Trauma guidelines.

It covers:

  • to understand leadership and task allocation within a trauma team
  • to understand the responsibilities of a trauma team member
  • to understand communication within the team
  • to understand communication with non-team members
  • Patient assessment and prioritizing
  • Airway management
  • Shock recognition, hemorrhage control, and shock treatment
  • Vascular access
  • Recognition and treatment of:
    1. Traumatic brain injury
    2. Thoracic injuries
    3. Abdominal and pelvic injuries
    4. Spinal injuries
    5. Injuries to extremities
    6. Thermal injuries
  • Prioritizing the multi-trauma patient
  • Decision-making under pressure
  • Trauma management and advanced treatment plan
  • Cooperation between the specialties
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Duration / Agenda

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The ETLS Student Course is conducted over two days
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Audience

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  • All physicians working in (ER, OR, ICU, CCU)

  • ER physicians, Surgeons, Orthopedics, anesthetists, Intensivists

  • Residents in (Surgery, Orthopedics, Emergency, Internal Medicine, Anesthesia)

  • Registered Nurses working in critical care units (ER, ICU, CCU, OR)

  • Respiratory Therapists, Anesthesia technicians

Certification

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International certification by Skill Development Council Canada is

valid for 4 years
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Registration & Admissions

Location Venue

BAULS Center — Faculty of Health Sciences, 5th floor

Telephone Center

+961 1 300110 (Ext: 2892 / 2681)

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