College of emergency medicine operational handbook

Education Programs. University of Florida College of Medicine - Jacksonville department of emergency medicine faculty members, residents and fellows can participate in any of the division's field operations. We have defined "critical care medicine" as the triad of 1) resuscitation, 2) emergency care for life-threatening conditions, and 3) intensive care; including all components of the emergency and critical care medicine delivery system, prehospital and hospital." — Peter Safar, 1974 HANDBOOK FOR RESIDENTS IN D.M. EMERGENCY MEDICINE PROGRAMME University of the West Indies Mona Campus Welcome to the D.M. Emergency Medicine programme. This booklet aims to provide some guidance regarding the structure and requirements of the programme. You are also provided with important information on the approach to the writing of your Center of Operational Medicine (COM) Since its inception in 2003, the COM has earned a reputation as one of the foremost institutions in the nation for operational medicine training. COM staff and instructors include highly experienced emergency physicians, emergency management specialists, and paramedics with strong backgrounds in prehospital This is an experience at the Nebraska Medicine Bellevue Medicine Center Emergency Department (30,000 visits/yr). This rotation is designed to expose students to the operations and patient care provided at a community based mid-sized ED by full-time faculty of the College of Medicine. Student will provide direct patient care under supervision of Core Training Handbook 2 Contents Introduction 3 Supervision and assessment 4 Portfolios 7 Guidance for assessments 9 First Year ACCS CT1 - Emergency Medicine 10 First Year ACCS CT1 - Acute Medicine 10 Second Year ACCS CT2 - Anaesthetics 22 Second Year ACCS CT2 - Intensive Care Medicine 38 What happens next 52 ACCS specific teaching 53 Welcome to the website for the department of emergency medicine at the University of Florida College of Medicine - Jacksonville. We provide emergency care for over 90,000 patients each year. Special programs are available in trauma, toxicology, pediatric emergency medicine, emergency critical care, international medicine, simulation training, field operations and health and wellness. The ACEM Training & Examination Handbook Revised 7/7/2010 8 II NNTTRROODDUUCCTTIIOONN The study of emergency medicine is a discipline that covers virtually all facets of medicine, in contrast to most other specialties, which are considerably circumscribed. The variety of clinical material presenting to the emergency General Operational Medicine. Immediate Care of the Wounded Operational Medicine 2001 Operational Medicine Enhanced Version US Navy General Medical Officer Manual. Shipboard Medicine. Fleet Medicine Pocket Reference 2001 The Ship's Medicine Chest and Medical Aid at Sea Hospital Corpsman Sick Call Screener's Handbook Purpose The purpose of this policy is to state the campus' commitment to safety when conditions arise that constitutes an emergency and/or disaster. This policy applies to all members of the campus community and covers only events that occur while students, faculty or staff are on campus. He was awarded Leadership in Emergency Medicine by MMHRC - Institute Of Emergency Medicine at the Regional Conference in Emergency Medicine 2015, the citation presented to him by the former president of India, A.P.J.