Attention- all those new to working in Critical Care.........
Still feel like you have lots to learn in Critical Care?
.....finding all that information hard to find? It's right here!
All will become clear with this course, making you the expert!
'Respiratory Care of the Critically Ill Patient'
What if I could make your learning much easier?
STOP THE STRESS
Stop chasing people at work when they are all so busy and cannot spare you the time.
LEARN AT YOUR LEISURE
Learn what you need when it suits you. At home, on your break or on the train.
BE A BETTER CARER
Have that satisfying feeling of beginning to understand what we do and why we do it?
LET'S TAKE A LOOK INSIDE
Respiratory Care of the Critically Ill Patient
Video Learning
Full of all the information you need to become a better Critical Care Professional.
This is the main way the learning is provided and allows you the flexibility you need.
Watch them in one go or come back to them whenever you like.
Audio Learning
I have a series of podcasts which I have been publishing over the years.
Many of these cover the topic of Mechanical Ventilation and you can use these for your learning too.
The added advantage of these is that you can learn on the go!
Written Learning
You can even have my notes! If you prefer the written word or want it to supplement your learning then these are downloadable too for you to keep.
with 'Respiratory Care of the Critically Ill Patient' you will...
Understand more fully many of the tests we do and why we change the treatment of the patient
Have a greater understanding of the physiology and anatomy of the patient that affects our decisions
Be a better part of the team as you will understand your role in procedures such as intubation
Become a more knowledgeable member of the team and be able to teach and inspire others.
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Module 1: Mechanical Ventilation
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Module 2: Anatomy & Physiology
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Module 3: Intubation
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Module 5: Acid Base Balance
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Module 4: Tracheostomy Care
There is a bonus as well......
Structured Interpretation of the Chest X-Ray
Are you still baffled when others look at the Chest X-Ray and start to point things out which you cannot see? In this webinar I take you through a structured approach which will have you spotting things in no time!
Hi there!
I'm Jonathan and I'm here to help you move forward with your learning fast!
I know what a challenge it can be to learn all the knowledge you need to be a good practitioner in Critical Care- I've been there!
But believe me, once you start to get that knowledge into your head your job will become infinitely more rewarding and your patient will benefit massively.
I have worked in Critical Care for over 25 years and now work at Advanced Practice level as well as being an Associate Professor.
Let me help you!
Don't just take my word for it!
I teach very regularly and this is what others have said about me and my teaching
Garry Swann
Founder of the ACP role
Thank you
- these are great for anyone extending their practice, e.g. tACP, jACP, PA, junior Dr, Physiotherapist, etc. Get the basics of interpretation right and you’re made for life. In fact I’m going to use them for some revision.
Dr Heather Baid
RN PhD
I think you’ve done an excellent job which clearly draws from your experience and expertise with communication through online means. Your videos are very professionally made.
Well done Jonathan because this seems to be a very engaging, interactive and informative educational resource.
Megan
Student Nurse
Just attended a webinar hosted on Intubation - a topic I am honestly clueless about. I’ve only seen 1 intubation as a student. So it’s really good to be able to gain a better understanding. It was really interesting and very engaging, thank you!
faq
You are an adult and as such I believe you should be able to learn at whatever pace suits you. So all the course will be available to you once purchased and you can decide how fast or slow you want to go.
That's fine. We have all done that haven't we! As long as you get in touch with me within 14 days of purchase then I will provide a refund, NO questions asked. Take my word.