In-Class Course Content
Part II Classroom Training:
Intensive Care for Austere and Remote Environments
Intensive Care For Austere & Remote Environments (ICARE)
- Fundamentals of Ultrasound
- Acid Base Pathologies
- Austere Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis
- Advanced Prolonged Field Care
- Aircraft Fundamentals
- Safety and Survival
- Trauma Management
- Advanced ECGs
- Introduction to Mechanical Ventilators
- Fundamental Concepts of Haemodynamic Monitoring
- Flight Physiology
- Advanced Airway Management Techniques
- Neurological Emergencies
- The Critical Cardiac Patient
- Respiratory Patient
- Burn Patients
- General Medical Patient
- Environmental injuries.
- Full day of Ultrasound
- Blood Gas Analysis
- Austere Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis
- Prolonged Field Care Scenarios
- Acute Burns Patient
- Acute Septic Patient
- Acute Blast Injuries
- Acute Hypothermic Patient
- Advanced ECGs
- Introduction to Mechanical Ventilators
- Fundamental Concepts of Haemodynamic Monitoring
- Ultrasound Guided Femoral and EJ Cannulation
- Full day of Ultrasound
- Blood Gas Analysis
- Austere Clinical Laboratory Diagnosis
- Prolonged Field Care Scenarios
- Acute Burns Patient
- Acute Septic Patient
- Acute Blast Injuries
- Acute Hypothermic Patient
- Advanced ECGs
- Introduction to Mechanical Ventilators
- Fundamental Concepts of Haemodynamic Monitoring
- Ultrasound Guided Femoral and EJ Cannulation
The Intensive Care for Austere and Remote Environments (ICARE) course focuses on the basic concepts, skills and principles that are required to assess and treat the critical casualty.
The course covers haemodynamic monitoring, critical care monitoring, advanced concepts of shock, and the treatment of burns in remote environments and prepares the student for the American board certification as a Critical Care Paramedic.
- Online Content: Moodle-based, self-paced learning.
- Classroom Content: Five-day hands-on scenario-based learning in Pretty Bay, Malta.
CPD CREDITS: 40
Tuition: €1,250
- MQF/EQF Level: N/A
- Accreditation: Approved by the Fellow of the Academy of Wilderness Medicine™ (FAWM) through the Wilderness Medical Society
- CPD Credit: 40
- Programme Length: 5 Days
- Course Delivery: Online & Classroom
FACULTY
Dr. Csaba Dioszeghy
MD PhD FRCEM FERC FFICM - CEO | Postgraduate Dean
CoROM Podcast Channel
The College releases a new podcast each Friday discussing wilderness medicine, austere healthcare and emergency medicine. We have four presenters including an MD PhD cardiologist, COL(ret) anaesthetist burns and pain specialist, a critical care paramedic and an offshore medic.
Listen to CoROM's iCARE Podcast
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You can earn free Continuing Professional Development credits by listening to these podcasts and taking a short quiz on the content. Only current Members of the College will be eligible to sit these quizzes and earn CPD credit.
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