After the success of the CPR 360 Day in East Grinstead Courtney and I will be on the road again in 2025. Our first confirmed event is in Cheshire and takes place on Saturday the 5th of July 2025 at Bicton College. This day is for SVNs, RVNs and Vets in GP practice who want to feel more confident with anaesthesia and CPR. Able to spot the signs before it goes wrong but also able to manage in a crisis.
The venue has been chosen for its easy access, ample parking and great facilities!
Similar to last year we will be looking at monitoring our anaesthesia to hopefully prevent the CPA, including ECG interpretation, Capnography, and Cognitive Aids. We will take a full 360 view of CPR. All based on the RECOVER 2024 Guidelines and starting with BLS and ultimately ending with some relatable simulations.
The day is capped at 24 attendees to allow full participation and rest assured the feedback from last year was how much people enjoyed the group work.
‘The general buzz and vibe, as well as really informative content delivered in an easy to understand and engaging way. And the CPR cube is an amazing tool!’- feedback from last year
Just £155 this day is fantastic value for money, providing you with 6 hours of CPD, parking and light lunch. Plus a goody bag packed with notes and resources, including resources and all attendees will get a PDF certificate.
CPR 360 Agenda:
915: Welcome and introductions
9.30: No gold stars here – cognitive aids & human factors- Sam
10.30 Capnography-stairs to hell or slow decline? – Courtney
11.30 ECGS- the good, the bad and the boring- Courtney
12.30 – LUNCH
13.30 BLS – Back to Basics – CPR Theory and small group sessions including the CUBE – Sam
15.30 Simulations: Fantasy based on reality with Sam & Courtney. The opportunity to run through a variety of scenarios and work through the RECOVER Algorithm.
16.30 END and Questions
Learning Outcomes:
- An understanding of what cognitive aids are and how they support us during both anaesthesia and CPR.
- The ability to identify when capnography parameters are abnormal, what that may indicate and when to worry.
- The ability to identify a normal ECG, spot the abnormal rhythms and know when to seek help
- A solid knowledge of the latest evidence CPR based guidelines
- Confidence with applying the guidelines to scenarios that you may see in practice.
Refund policy: No refunds, but places can be transferred if needed.
