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Current Courses offered to the Dartmouth Community:
Sedation
Rescue (Adult & Pediatric)
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Purpose: |
This course provides training using a high fidelity
computerized mannequin on how to safely provide sedation and
analgesia for non-anesthesiology sedation providers. The simulator
presents challenging scenarios which allow sedation providers
to design appropriate sedation plans, and test their rescue abilities
in situation similar to those they may encounter in their own
work environment.
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Audience: |
Non anesthesiology sedation providers
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Length: |
2 hours
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Class size: |
4 participants
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Instructors: |
Steven Andeweg, MD, George Blike, MD, Joseph
Limauro, RRT
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Prerequisites: |
ACLS, Online Introductory Sedation Course |
Anesthesia
Crisis Resource Management
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Purpose: |
The full day ACRM course
is a mandatory element of the PGY3 curriculum intended to help
resident physicians improve their crisis management and team
building skills. This course utilizes the adult and pediatric
METI human patient simulators with real life scenarios.
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Audience: |
Anesthesia Medical students and residents
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Length: |
8 hours
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Class size: |
4 participants
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Instructor: |
Marc Bertrand, MD, Steven Andeweg,
MD, George Blike, MD
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Prerequisites: |
Clinical Anesthesia Year 2 residents
or greater |
ACLS Advanced
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Purpose: |
To supplement ACLS training
with high fidelity simulation opportunities to practice skills
and team behaviors.
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Audience: |
Code team members
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Length: |
2 hours
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Class size: |
8 participants
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Instructor: |
Marc Bertrand, MD, Joseph
Limauro, RRT
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Prerequisites: |
ACLS Basic |
PALS Advanced
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Purpose: |
To supplement PALS training
with high fidelity simulation opportunities to practice skills
and team behaviors.
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Audience: |
Pediatric code team members
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Length: |
2 hours
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Class size: |
8 participants
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Instructor: |
Joseph Limauro,
RRT, George Blike, MD, Joseph Cravero, MD
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Prerequisites: |
PALS Basic |
Fundamentals
of Airway Management I
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Purpose: |
To supplement BLS airway
management training with high fidelity practice opportunity.
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Audience: |
All types of clinicians (nursing
medical, allied health) that are required to have basic airway
management skills.
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Length: |
2 hours
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Class size: |
5 participants
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Instructor: |
George Blike, MD, Marc Bertrand,
MD, Steven Andeweg, MD, Laurie Carver, CRNA, Joseph Limauro,
RRT, Bridget Mudge, CNS
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Prerequisites: |
Need for airway competency in treating
obstructive apnea; need to understand complexity of PPV competency. |
Fundamentals
of Airway Management II
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Purpose: |
To obtain basic training
in tools and techniques for uncomplicated endotracheal intubation
and bail-out with combi tube. LMA insertion will also be taught.
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Audience: |
Clinician expected to intubate.
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Length: |
2 hours
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Class size: |
5 participants
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Instructor: |
George Blike, MD, Marc Bertrand,
MD, Steven Andeweg, MD, Laurie Carver, CRNA, Joseph Limauro,
RRT, Bridget Mudge, CNS
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Prerequisites: |
Requirement for intubating skills
STAT airway team. |
Difficult Airways/Failed Intubation
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Purpose: |
Training in ASA difficult
airway algorithm techniques for position, alternate direct laryngoscopy,
bail-out techniques, Fibroptic intubation, Bougie blind, Ballard,
Glide scope, and percutaneous cricothyrotomy.
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Audience: |
Clinicians on failed intubation team.
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Length: |
2 hours
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Class size: |
5 participants
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Instructor: |
George Blike, MD, Marc Bertrand,
MD, Steven Andeweg, MD, Laurie Carver, CRNA, Joseph Limauro,
RRT, Bridget Mudge, CNS
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Prerequisites: |
Failed intubation team inclusion.
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