Clinical Practice
Emergency and Trauma Care in Resource-Limited Settings
Medical emergencies occur every day in health facilities across Uganda. They affect people of all ages and arise from infectious diseases, obstetric complications, trauma, cardiovascular disease, poisoning, endocrine disorders and acute surgical conditions. Although the causes vary considerably, the principles of recognising and managing these emergencies remain remarkably similar. One of the greatest challenges facing health workers is that critically ill patients often deteriorate rapidly. A patient who appears stable during the initial assessment may become unconscious, develop respiratory failure or progress into shock within minutes if early warning signs are not recognised. Conversely,
1.0 CPD credit hour · 0 modules · 64 minutes · 80% to pass · UGX 25,000
Who it is for
- Medical Clinical Officers
- Nurses
- Midwives
- Medical Officers
- Dental Surgeons
- Dental Officers
- Anaesthetic Officers
- Pharmacy Professionals
- Laboratory Professionals
- Radiographers
- Physiotherapists
- Occupational Therapists
- Public Health Professionals
- Health Service Managers
- Other Allied Health Professionals