PRECONGRESS WORKSHOPS
All workshops take place on the day prior to the congress (28th June 2022)
FACULTY
Ashley Miller, Alex Day, Jonny Wilkinson, Andy Breen, Aarti Sarwal, Antonio Rubino, Hannah Conway, Cian McDermott, Segun Osulanya, Justin Kirk-Bayley, Prashant Parelukar
ABOUT
Our FUSIC (Focused Ultrasound for Intensive Care) team will be delivering our advanced ultrasound course for intensive care, designed to take your ultrasound skills to the next level.
This completely hands on workshop will introduce how to assess haemodynamics (circulatory pressures, flow and resistance), abdominal organs (kidneys, liver, gallbladder and bowel), advanced lung, the airway and an introduction to the brain (optic nerve diameter and TCD to identify raised ICP) and TOE.
PLACES: 32
Due to the content and interactive nature of this workshop places are strictly limited.
Can't attend SOA22 but want to join us for this pre-congress workshop? Click here
FACULTY
Dr Andy Higgs, Linda-Jayne Mottram, Dr Fiona Kelly, Dr Peter Groom, Dr Damien Carson, Dr Jan Hansel, Dr Damien Carson, Dr Conor Lamb, Dr Michael McGinlay, Dr Andrew Topping, Prof Ellen O’Sullivan, Dr Erik Lichnovsky, Dr Derek Hrabovsky, Dr David Hendron, Dr Will Donaldson, Dr Gareth Morrison, Dr Alistair McNarry, Dr Jan Hansel
ABOUT
The Airways Pre-Congress Workshop has been devised specifically for a wide range of clinicians, from trainees embarking on their first rotation of managing 30 beds, to experienced clinicians keen to refresh their knowledge of the latest airways practices. The course has been tailored to intensive care and critical care practice and will be led by Drs Andy Higgs (Warrington) and Linda-Jayne Mottram (Belfast).
Covering both the theoretical and the practical, the morning will include talks from expert speakers, covering topics from how Covid has affected physiology to oesophageal intubation and management of threatened airways.
The afternoon will be completely hands-on skills development. There will be 8 airways stations run by experienced faculty from around Europe to demonstrate the very latest equipment and practices, such as in peri-intubation, ultrasound and video laryngoscopy. Each small group of delegates will rotate between all stations to gain experience and practise their skills under guided supervision.
This workshop will offer the very best in terms of speakers, practices and equipment to any clinician hoping for new skills or refreshing existing ones.
PLACES: 25
Due to the content and interactive nature of this workshop places are strictly limited.
Can't attend SOA22 but want to join us for this pre-congress workshop? Click here
FACULTY
Dr Julie Highfield, National Wellbeing Director, Intensive Care Society
Dr Sandy Mather, CEO Intensive Care Society
ABOUT
This is a workshop to explore how, as a leader, you can get the best out of the people you work with. We will include understanding human motivation and emotion, and how personality manifests in busy intensive care environments. We’ll discuss the concept of reciprocity in leadership and help you to understand your responses to your team. We’ll talk through typical case examples of a range of difficult conversations, and tackle ways of managing this.
Due to the nature of the workshop, this is a face-to-face event only.
Please note: This workshop is now at full capacity
