Leadership and Advanced Competence in Emergency Care (15 ECTS)

Objective

Students
-familiarize themselves with the less common and more challenging emergency care cases
-understand the significance of underlying factors to acute traumas and illnesses in the advanced care of emergency care patients
-familiarize themselves with the surgical airway and understand the complications of demanding intubation in emergency care
-can describe emergency care services as part of authority cooperation
and know the principles of leadership in emergency care situations
-can assume the leadership role in emergency care services
-perceive the overall situation in the scene of accident
-are proficient in the multiple casualty triage process
-know the standard practices of different authorities in cooperation with each other and understand the significance of this cooperation to mass or multiple casualty incidents.
-can assume the leadership role in a situation requiring cooperation between authorities
-are proficient in the principles of communication in everyday work and unexpected situations as well as are familiar with the various tools of leadership
-are familiar with the duties related to medical, triage, treatment and transport management
-know the protocols of unexpected situations under normal circumstances and in exceptional circumstances in and outside of hospitals
-are familiar with functional models related to different types of accidents
identify criteria for initiating debriefing and defusing

Content

Challenging airway control with intubation or surgical airway
Non-invasive use of ventilator and its use with intubated patients
Challenging and more complicating pharmacotherapy in emergency care
Anaesthesiology, Cardiology, Neurology, Traumatology, Pathophysiology
Legislation and communication regarding mass injury leadership
Basics of preparedness planning
Leading emergency care incidents
Triage in multiple casualty incidents
Cooperation between different authorities
Role and tasks of medical, triage, treatment and transport leaders as well as control of the overall situation in the scene of accident
Leadership in different types of accidents
Unexpected situations under normal circumstances and exceptional circumstances
Principles of debriefing and defusing

Evaluation scale

0-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

Evaluating competences evaluation criteria novice/beginner, competent/intermediate level and expert are used.

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Evaluating competences evaluation criteria novice/beginner, competent/intermediate level and expert are used.