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Focus on ‘BIPAP’ and CPAP
The practical, intensive, one-day course on NIV and CPAP for the practicing physician,
organised by Infomed Research & Training on Wednesday 13 September 2006,
at the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, 6 Kildare Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
This is DAY 3 of The First Critical Hours Conference, 11-13 Sep 06
For details on the whole conference, please visit www.infomeltd.co.uk
Are you…
An Acute Medicine, General Medicine or Emergency PROGRAMME
Medicine Consultant who has patients on NIV and CPAP?
An Intensivist/Anaesthetist trainee seeking a practical 08.30 – 09.15 Registration
guide to best practice?
09.15 – 09.30 Welcome and Introduction
The Medical Registrar responsible for NIV and CPAP in
EAU or the Medical Wards? 09.30 – 10.15
The Registrar responsible for NIV and CPAP in the ED? Getting the Terminology Straight
A Respiratory Registrar in need of a comprehensive update? Dr Charlie O’Donnell, Consultant in Emergency and Intensive
A Nephrology or Cardiology Registrar who needs to Care Medicine, Whipps Cross University Hospital, London
handle NIV or CPAP for patients in critical LVF? Sample of topics included:
All the PAPs – CPAP, EPAP, IPAP, PAP and all the rest
…if so, this Course is for you!
Types of NIV machines, e.g. BREAS, BIPAP, NIPPY, etc.
Hypoxic Drive Dependence – the correct understanding
About the Course… Oxygen Therapy – the evidence and the consensus
Aimed at a level suitable for Consultants and Pharmacological Analeptic Therapy – practical hints
Registrars who are responsible for the
prescription/application of (NIV) and CPAP 10.15 – 11.00
BTS Guidelines for NIV, CPAP and Doxapram
Lectures delivered by leading
Dr Danny McAuley, Senior Lecturer and Consultant Physician
Consultants in Respiratory, in Intensive Care Medicine, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast,
Acute, Emergency and and Respiratory Research Group, Queen's University, Belfast
Intensive Care Medicine Sample of topics included:
from the UK and Ireland, who LVF – CPAP and NIV
are committed to the effective, COPD – NIV and Doxapram
safe and disseminated use Asthma and CPAP – yes or no?
of NIV and CPAP Other indications for NIV and CPAP
Practical focus on all aspects of the day to day
11.00 – 11.30 Tea and coffee break
use of NIV and CPAP, including hands-on
experience to learn the settings, troubleshooting 11.30 – 12.15
and monitoring CPAP – the Practicalities of Use
Opportunities to ask the questions and get the Ms Pamela Munro, Consultant Nurse Critical Care,
answers from a knowledgeable Faculty Whipps Cross University Hospital, London
Sample of topics included:
Flow generator or Boussignac system?
What past delegates have said… Getting started
Troubleshooting
Hands on using CPAP, friendly atmosphere and a good Weaning
environment to ask questions
Excellent and authoritative speakers, good level for 12.15 – 13.00
lectures, starts basic and works up, very practical NIV – the Practicalities of Use
Interesting lectures, good coverage for people unfamiliar Dr Tim McDonnell, Consultant Respiratory Physician,
with BIPAP, CPAP. Jargon free! Good synopsis of St Vincent's Hospital, Dublin
theory and practice
Sample of topics included:
Lecturers all very knowledgeable and competent, Setting up
excellent time management
Adjusting the settings according to clinical need
Appropriate depth of coverage, clarity of subject, How and when to wean
approachability and knowledge of faculty Troubleshooting
Well-organised, well-structured program, excellent Approved for 5 CME
coverage of subject, very good delegate packs Credits by the RCPI
13.00 – 13.55 Lunch
Hands-on Workshops Focus on ‘BIPAP’ and CPAP is DAY 3 of the
First Critical Hours Conference,
Four rounds of four workshops, A, B, C and D, running in
parallel. Delegates split into four rotating groups. Practical on Mon 11 - Wed 13 Sept 06, Dublin.
work with opportunities for hands-on experience. For full conference programme, please visit:
www.infomedltd.co.uk
13.55 – 14.00 Introduction to the workshops
14.00 – 14.45 Round 1
14.45 – 15.30 Round 2 REGISTRATION
15.30 – 16.00 Tea and coffee break
including hands-on opportunities
Focus on ‘BIPAP’ and CPAP
Course organised by Infomed Research & Training,
16.00 – 16.45 Round 3 on Wednesday 13 September 2006, at the Royal College of
Physicians of Ireland, 6 Kildare Street, Dublin 2, Ireland
16.45 – 17.30 Round 4
17.30 – 18.00 Hands-on D E L E G AT E F E E
Further opportunities to handle and become
competent in the use of the equipment! £240 (or €350)
18.00 Close
H O W T O R E GI S T E R
ABOUT THE WORKSHOPS
Complete delegate and payment details, below, and fax to
WORKSHOP A +44 (0)20 7190 3411 or post to: Infomed Research & Training Ltd,
Non-Invasive Ventilation: the BiPAP System Quay House, 2 Admirals Way, Marsh Wall, London E14 9XG
Dr Tim McDonnell, Consultant Respiratory Physician, A confirmation letter, venue location map and receipt will follow.
St Vincent's Hospital, Dublin Queries: tel. +44 (0)20 7190 3410, fax +44 (0)20 7190 3411,
Sample of practical ‘know-how’ included: e-mail conferences@infomedltd.co.uk
IPAP and EPAP settings
D E L E G AT E D E T AI LS
‘Knobology’ of the BiPAP machine
Respiratory rate adjustment
Practical tips for the Ward from a hands-on Chest Title ........... First Name ...........................................................................
Consultant Surname ......................................................................................................
Masks
Job Title ......................................................................................................
WORKSHOP B
CPAP: the Boussignac System Hospital ......................................................................................................
Ms Pamela Munro, Consultant Nurse Critical Care Address for correspondence Home Hospital
Sample of practical ‘know-how’ included: ......................................................................................................
Adjusting the flow rate to increase the CPAP ......................................................................................................
How to apply supplemental oxygen
Use of the manometer ......................................................................................................
Overcoming problems of humidification Post Code ................................ Country ........................................
Practical troubleshooting
Tel ......................................................................................................
WORKSHOP C
CPAP Flow Generator: the WhisperFlow System Email ......................................................................................................
Dr Jeanne Moriarty, Please inform Infomed if you have any special needs
Consultant Anaesthetist, St James’s Hospital, Dublin
Sample of practical ‘know-how’ included:
P AY M E NT D E T AI LS
How to set up the circuit
Different CPAP valves – 2.5 to 10
The importance of the humidifier Please charge my credit/debit card with the sum of £ .......…...
Weaning
Mastercard Visa Maestro Issue No
Use of the Oxygen Analyser
Card holder name ....................................................................................
WORKSHOP D Card Number
Oxygen Therapy and Doxapram Use
Dr Danny McAuley, Senior Lecturer and Consultant Physician ///
in Intensive Care Medicine, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast, Valid From / Expiry Date /
and Respiratory Research Group, Queen's University, Belfast
Sample of practical ‘know-how’ included: CVV Number
How much oxygen when using NIV and CPAP Please find enclosed a cheque for the amount of ................
When to use Doxapram made payable to Infomed Research & Training Ltd
How to use Doxapram – clinical tips
By BACS: HSBC, London Bridge Branch,
Oxygen saturation aims – how to prescribe and administer
28 Borough High Street, London SE1 1YB.
oxygen
Case studies (1) £ ONLY: Sort code: 40-06-21. Account: 81585045, or
Lessons from clinical mistakes (2) € ONLY: Sort code: 40-05-15. Account: 60182036