Madiha Syed’s Post

This week will particularly intense. Fight CLI, treat varicose veins and probably stop bleedings or deal with ALI… the daily affairs of the vascular surgeon but also I will be part of the **CCriSP** (Course for Critically Ill Surgical Patients) program organized by the **Royal College of Surgeons of England** (RCSE), taking place at **SSMC** on the **10th and 11th October**. This is my first time participating as faculty, and I couldn’t be more excited! CCriSP is designed to equip healthcare professionals, particularly surgeons and surgical trainees, with the essential skills and knowledge to manage critically ill surgical patients effectively. The course emphasizes key aspects such as: - **Assessment and Management**: Learning to assess and manage critically ill surgical patients, understanding the physiological changes they undergo. - **Advanced Resuscitation Techniques**: Gaining insights into advanced techniques for resuscitation in emergency situations. - **Surgical Decision-Making**: Enhancing decision-making skills in high-pressure scenarios, ensuring optimal patient outcomes. - **Multidisciplinary Collaboration**: Fostering teamwork among healthcare professionals, including surgeons, anesthetists, and nursing staff, to improve patient care. I am particularly excited about the opportunity to share my knowledge and experience with the next generation of surgeons. Teaching and mentoring young professionals is something I am truly passionate about, and I look forward to engaging with participants during the course. #CCriSP #RCSE #SurgeryEducation #CriticalCare #Mentorship #FutureSurgeons

Get the basics on surgical anesthesia, the most common medications used, and more in this Anesthesia for Internists module from the Society of Hospital Medicine https://lnkd.in/gdUcz8cw

Did you know MedicalCareers.ie can help you choose your medical specialty? In this video, Dr Lenin Patrick Ekpotu, National Lead NCHD explores how MedicalCareers.ie can help you figure out what medical specialty you may be interested in pursuing. Dr Ekpotu shares how you can use this section to: -     View the different specialties available in Ireland -     See at a glance the typical time it would take to train in a chosen specialty -     Learn more about various specialties and what you may learn -     Find out what Postgraduate Medical Training Bodies offer what specialty Follow our social media channels as Dr Ekpotu shares more information about the Medical Careers website and how it can help you. College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland College of Psychiatrists of Ireland Irish College of GPs Irish College of Ophthalmologists Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) Royal College of Physicians of Ireland #NCHDIreland #DoctorsinTraining #MedicalCareers #MedicalCareersIreland

The next Continuing Medical Education - Amyloidosis 2024: Update on Best Practices for Early Detection and Treatment - will be held on Saturday, April 27th from 8:30am to 4:05pm at EPNEC. Free registration is offered for trainees and housestaff. This one-day course is designed for healthcare providers involved in the diagnosis or management of amyloidosis including general practitioner, medicine subspecialists and neurologists. Patients touched by amyloidosis and their families are invited to attend. Highlights Include: • Overview of the multisystem manifestations of amyloidosis • Clues to improve early diagnosis, including recent advances in imaging • Updates in treatment and management of AL and TTR amyloidosis • Review of the “nuts and bolts” of running an amyloid clinic For more information click here > https://lnkd.in/dha3u5pB

IHSM Implements Innovative Eye Diagnostics with Smart Eye Camera SEC at the Nursing Home The Department of Special Clinical Disciplines at the International Higher School of Medicine (IHSM) has taken a significant step forward in ophthalmic diagnostics by introducing the cutting-edge Smart Eye Camera (SEC). This advanced device, designed for high-precision vision screening, is expected to revolutionize eye care by ensuring quicker and more accurate diagnoses. The SEC camera has been introduced as part of a collaborative research project between Keio University, Japan and IHSM. The SEC camera will not only aid in delivering top-tier ophthalmic services for the residents of Nursing Home in Bishkek, but will also provide students and researchers with a unique opportunity to explore modern diagnostic approaches. Stay tuned as IHSM continues to set new benchmarks in medical education and patient care. #edusolve #mbbskyrgyzstan #ihsmkyrgyzstan #studymbbsinkyrgyzstan #mbbsstudy

In my residency program, post-op X-rays were often used to evaluate the care delivered to patients. Decision-making, procedural, and surgical abilities were judged based on the accuracy of reduction and fixation. When care happened at night, this assessment was done the following morning, usually by others who were home sleeping in the middle of the night. #physiciancoaching #surgeoncoaching #physicianwellness  #surgeonwellness #physiciancoach #orthomastodon https://lnkd.in/g7zYUdse

𝗘𝘅𝗰𝗹𝘂𝘀𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗺𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝗯𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗳𝗶𝘁! Radiology residents often ask their peers, more senior residents, fellows, and faculty for guidance on how to prepare for rotations and what resources are considered most high yield for improving medical knowledge and understanding while on rotation. With this in mind, the APDR has created 3 "Rotation Guides" for the most common rotations that programs provide to their residents - one for the resident's first rotation, one for the resident's second rotation, and one for the resident's third rotation (R2 and R3 guides coming soon). These guides contain a prioritized list of top goals and objectives with the associated core competency areas parenthetically indicated at the end of each one. We aim to review these every two years in order to ensure up to date content. https://lnkd.in/gjCDZzct #RadPD #RadEd #RadRes #RadPCs

𝗘𝘅𝗰𝗹𝘂𝘀𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗺𝗲𝗺𝗯𝗲𝗿 𝗯𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗳𝗶𝘁! Radiology residents often ask their peers, more senior residents, fellows, and faculty for guidance on how to prepare for rotations and what resources are considered most high yield for improving medical knowledge and understanding while on rotation. With this in mind, the APDR has created 3 "Rotation Guides" for the most common rotations that programs provide to their residents - one for the resident's first rotation, one for the resident's second rotation, and one for the resident's third rotation (R2 and R3 guides coming soon). These guides contain a prioritized list of top goals and objectives with the associated core competency areas parenthetically indicated at the end of each one. We aim to review these every two years in order to ensure up to date content. https://lnkd.in/gjCDZzct #RadPD #RadEd #RadRes #RadPCs

#UGRA uptake can be improved with proper training of new health providers as shown below. For practitioners, see how #ScanNAV Anatomy PNB can be used in your delivery of UGRA to increase confidence for all. https://lnkd.in/ew49Yp2k Join us @ASRA2024.

This article explores the effectiveness of cardiac arrest simulation in medical education, particularly through high-fidelity simulation (HFS). By analyzing a recent training program for Emergency Medicine residents in the Università degli Studi di Firenze, it highlights how simulation enhances both technical skills, such as CPR, and non-technical skills like teamwork. Keep on reading to learn more: https://lnkd.in/dtDYYCuH #emergencymedicine #cprtraining #healthcaresimulation