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May 24, 2022
19.00h – 20.30h CET

Resuscitation is a reactive response to the deterioration of a hospitalized child. Early identification of the vulnerable child offers an opportunity to mitigate and potentially avoid critical deterioration. Our talk will explore the current landscape of PEWS and our understanding of them, discuss approaches to implementing complex organizational wide systems and review technological facilitation to improves system uptake, sustainment and outcomes.

From 2022 onwards, all webinars will run via our new Webinar platform. Register firstly via CoSy and then join us via the Webinar platform.

Topics & speakers:

• Current landscape of PEWS
  Orsola Gawronski – Healthcare Professional Development, continuing education and research unit Medical Directorate (Rome, Italy)
• Pearls for implementing PEWS
  Karen Dryden Palmer – Advanced Practice Nurse Leader, Clinical Nurse Specialist (Toronto, Canada)
• Technological potential for PEWS
  Gerri Sefton – Co-CI for the DETECT study, ANP PICU (Liverpool, UK)

Modeartors:

• Jimena del Castillo (Madrid, Spain)
• Franziska Markel (Leipzig, Germany)

May 4, 2022
19.00h – 20.30h CET

In this free and interactive webinar, two of the authors of the 2021 guidelines on Education in Resuscitation will explore the concepts of teaching skills in resuscitation and the evidence behind the approach adopted by the ERC for the teaching of skills. How do we learn a skill and how should we teach skills will be explored alongside a discussion on the current ERC approach to teaching skills. Patricia will discuss the theories of skill acquisition in the context of resuscitation education. Jan will elaborate on the rationale behind Walker & Peyton’s ‘4-step approach for the teaching of skills’ and will summarize the evidence behind it.

From 2022 onwards, all webinars will run via our new Webinar platform. Register firstly via CoSy and then join us via the Webinar platform.

Topics:

• Does practice make perfect
  Patricia Conaghan – MA RN (Manchester, UK)
• Peyton’s ‘4-step approach’ for the teaching of skills: rationale and evidence
  Jan Breckwoldt – MD, MME (Zurich, Switzerland)

Moderators:

• Silvija Hunyadi-Anticevic (Zagreb, Croatia)
• Sabine nabecker (Toronto, Canada)

March 30, 2022
19.00h – 20.30h CET

Join Niklas Nielsen, Jerry Nolan, Christian Hassager and Claudio Sandroni. In this session, well-known experts from ACVC, ERC, and ESICM will guide you to an amazing journey from the publication of the latest science on temperature control after ROSC to the latest 2022 European Guidelines on Temperature Control after CA in adults.

From 2022 onwards, all webinars will run via our new Webinar platform. Register firstly via CoSy and then join us via the Webinar platform.

Topics:

• TTM 2 results
  Niklas Nielsen – MD, PhD (Lund, Sweden)
  
• ILCOR Systematic review and CoSTR
  Jerry Nolan – MD, PhD (Warwick, UK)
• Effects of hypothermia on the cardiovascular system
  Christian Hassager – MD, PhD (Copenhagen, Denmark)
• European rapid Guideline on temperature management post Cardiac Arrest
  Claudio Sandroni – MD (Rome, Italy)

Moderators:

• Anna Bichmann (Berlin, Germany)
• Robert Greif (Bern, Switserland)
• Jasmeet Soar (Bristol, UK)
• Anastasia Spartinou (Crete, Greece)

On 16 & 17 June 2022, we are organising our very first hybrid conference in Antwerp, Belgium! Check the congress website and stay up to date.