This module enables learners to further develop their advanced burn care skills and enhance their theoretical knowledge to underpin practice (CC3N, January, 2019). The credits obtained at Level 7, can be used toward the MSc Advanced Professional Practice Programme. The module will be hosted and delivered completely online by Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Trust with UEA quality and assessment oversight.
The Module content is aligned to the British Burns Association Burns Care Standards (BBA, 2018) and will embed clinical knowledge to achieve CC3N Advanced Burns Competencies (CC3N, 2019) on completion of the module.
To Apply
https://myuea.force.com/apply
Module fee: £736.00 payable to the London & South East Burns Network.
Application closing dates:
31 July 2022 for September cohort
Unit Overview
This original and informative unit will provide the foundation of key burn injury knowledge and burn management principles from which to facilitate current best practice in Burn Care for people who work in burns services within the Northern Care Network.
Unit Content
The curriculum covers all aspects of both paediatric and adult acute burn injury management including:
Burn aetiology; Management of acute and procedural pain; Surgical intervention procedures and early excision; Wound healing and appropriate dressing selection; Calculation of depth and total body surface area; Management of chemical and electrical burn injuries; Psychological difficulties experienced by burn patients and practical solutions; Physiotherapy/occupational therapy for the burned patient and early rehabilitation measures; …and much more
Qualifications / Entry Requirements
Level 6 Study: Minimum of DipHE in a Health Related Subject (Level 5)
Level 7 Study: Minimum of a degree in a Health Related Subject (Level 6)
Qualification Achieved
Academic study affords 20 credits for level 6 and 15 credits for level 7.
Cost: Free of charge if working in burns within the Northern Burn Care Network. For course dates and expression of interest forms please email manchesterburnscourse@mft.nhs.uk.
If you work outside the Northern Burns Care Network or you do not work in a burns service, please apply to the University of Manchester at cpd.nursing@manchester.ac.uk.
This module enables learners to further develop their advanced burn care skills and enhance their theoretical knowledge to underpin practice (CC3N, January, 2019). The credits obtained at Level 7, can be used toward the MSc Advanced Professional Practice Programme. The module will be hosted and delivered completely online by Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Trust with UEA quality and assessment oversight.
The Module content is aligned to the British Burns Association Burns Care Standards (BBA, 2018) and will embed clinical knowledge to achieve CC3N Advanced Burns Competencies (CC3N, 2019) on completion of the module.
To Apply
https://myuea.force.com/apply
Module fee: £736.00 payable to the London & South East Burns Network.
Application closing dates:
30 November 2022 for January cohort
Enhance your knowledge and skills in BURN CARE with this 40 credit Level 3 / Level M ONLINE module.
Suitable for all members of the Burn Care Multidisciplinary team providing pre-hospital, hospital and/or community care including Paramedics, Nurses, Physiotherapists, Occupational Therapists, Dietitians, Psychologists, Counsellors, Theatre Practitioners and other professions allied to medicine.
The course covers the whole burns journey using a variety of different virtual learning approaches. On completion of the assignments, successful students will gain 40 credits towards a Degree or Masters Programme.
Closing Date for applications: 31st January 2023.
Course information/ application form: Enhancing Practice in Burn Care – Professional course – UWE Bristol: Courses
Unit Overview
The Burns Rehabilitation Unit will cover topics such as scar management, psychology, pain management, return to work/school and social reintegration. It is a single unit with curriculum covering both paediatric and adult aspects of burn injury care. It is open to all members of the burn care team as well as other health care professionals
who have regular contact with burn patients.
Unit Content
The curriculum covers all aspects of both paediatric and adult rehabilitation from burn injury management specifically:
Ongoing respiratory care; Chronic wound management; Scar assessment and management; Role of pressure garments including hypertrophic scars; Surgical reconstruction; Neuropathic pain; School reintegration; Managing appearance-related concerns; Psychological issues of returning to work/school; Role of the Rehab Team and Rehab Prescription; Work reintegration; Nutritional issues in burn rehabilitation; Scar physiology; Adult and child functional rehabilitation; Role of prosthetics; Outcome measures; Skin camouflage; Post Traumatic Stress; Adjustment issues and depression; Role of the Burns Outreach team; Welfare Rights; Burn Camps
Qualifications / Entry Requirements
Level 6 Study: Minimum of DipHE in a Health Related Subject (Level 5)
Level 7 Study: Minimum of a degree in a Health Related Subject (Level 6)
Qualification Achieved
Academic study affords 20 credits for level 6 and 15 credits for level 7.
Cost: Free of charge if working in burns within the Northern Burn Care Network. If you would like to apply and work within the Northern Burn Care Network, please request an expression of interest form from manchesterburnscourse@mft.nhs.uk. The completed form should be returned by 20 January 2023.
If you work outside the Northern Burns Care Network or you do not work in a burns service, please apply to the University of Manchester at cpd.nursing@manchester.ac.uk.
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Discuss Interventions for Best Outcomes:
- Laser Management
- Wound Management
- Surgery
- Rehabilitation
- Reconstruction
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The programme will include:
- Challenging Scientific Programme
- Distinguished Speakers to include:
- Wallace Lecture
- Full Networking Programme
- Trade Exhibition
Further details to follow…
Visit the Annual Conference Website
Visit the Annual Conference Website
The programme will include:
- Challenging Scientific Programme
- Distinguished Speakers to include:
- Wallace Lecture
- Full Networking Programme
- Trade Exhibition
Further details to follow…
Visit the Annual Conference Website
Dear Colleagues,
On behalf of Episirus Scientifica, we would like to extend our warmest welcome to the hybrid event of the 2023 World Critical Care & Anesthesiology Conference, to be held on September 08-09, 2023 in Singapore. This event shall be focused on the “New trends in Critical Care and Anesthesia“.
During this extraordinary scientific gathering, we will learn about the advances in Critical care and Anesthesiology that will bring hundreds of experts from all over the world representing their Scientific associations and societies thus allowing the healthy exchanging of academic knowledge and expertise and teaching us their experiences.
Giving the opportunity to participate to prominent anesthesiologists and critical care specialists from all over the world and allowing us to learn about the latest global advances in critical care, for the benefit of our patients.
We hope that these days of high scientific quality conferences will be to your liking and that you will enjoy the hospitality of the people who have very carefully organized this event.
Our respect and thanks goes out to all of you participating virtually or in person.
We are looking forward to seeing you all in Singapore.
Sincerely,
Organizing Committee Members
Congress 2023 WCAC | ESE
Important Dates:
- Early Bird Registration Deadline is December 30, 2022
- Call for Abstract Opens: September 20, 2022
- Abstract Submission Deadline is March 30, 2023
- Speaker and Presenter’s Registration Deadline is April 30, 2023
- Conference Dates: September 08-09, 2023