Cardiothoracic drainage utilising digital systems

Content
2 modules

Rating

Course Length
45 mins

Instructor
Medela Global Education

Price
Free

Description

There are many challenges associated with patients requiring chest drainage. This 3 lesson course gives an introduction to the use of a digital chest drainage and monitoring system. It explains the risks associated with traditional drains, the key factors in implementing change in practice and ways to justify changing to a digital chest drainage system.

 

Presenter

Ian Naldrett

Associate Director of Nursing at North Middlesex University Hospital - Responsible for Surgery Anesthetics and Critical Care  (UK)

Objectives

Upon completion of this program, the participant will be able to:

  • Understand the significance of digital chest drainage systems
  • Learn the key success factors to implementing change to a digital chest drainage system in their practice
  • Learn how to justify changing to a digital chest drainage system

Certificate

By completing/passing this course, you will attain the certificate Certificate Cardiothoracic drainage utilising digital systems

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Added 9 days ago, by Kiran
Excellent course to make people identify the importance of equioments which refuces human errors and improve outcomes
 
Added 12 days ago, by Anonymous
Good presentation
 
Added 13 days ago, by Anonymous
Useful course
 
Added 19 days ago, by Anonymous
nothing new to add. New to the use of Medela and very informative
 
Added about 1 month ago, by Anonymous
Very elaborative and informative.
 
Added about 1 month ago, by Anonymous
Good introductory course
 
Added about 2 months ago, by Anonymous
Very useful material
 
Added about 2 months ago, by Anonymous
The course was useful
 
Added 2 months ago, by Anonymous
Excellent presentation
 
Added 2 months ago, by laura
Great course thank you

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