Emergency nurses are vital assets in assessing, managing and treating for patients presenting to Emergency Treatment Units (ETUs).
Sri Lanka records almost 40,000 road traffic accidents (and thousands more unrelated traumatic injuries) annually, requiring the need for emergency specialist care and management. The numbers of acute illnesses and acute exacerbations of chronic illnesses are increasing at a steady pace and the pressure to optimize emergency facilities is high. The need for supporting specialized emergency treatment units by equipping nurses with skills essential for these environments is a key component in the chain of survival and promotion of the best outcomes for patients.
This course will contribute to the professional development and upskilling of trauma and emergency nurses to manage the increasing patient numbers and concurrently strive to achieve ahigh standard of care.
This course aims to,
Allow the application of knowledge, critical thinking, and clinical skills to the nursing management of patients in an emergency setting.
Certificate of Professional Development in Trauma and Emergency Nursing Care
Beginner
8 Months
02 days lectures in a month
Self-paced
English
Presentations, videos, online communication with the course coordinator, online activities.
International Institute of Health Sciences
Multiversity
No. 312/15, St. Joseph Mw, Kerawalapitiya Rd, Wattala
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