Course Overview
A practical training programme designed to strengthen essential knowledge and skills required for the safe monitoring and care of critically ill patients in high-dependency and critical-care settings.
Who Should Attend
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Nursing professionals working in critical care
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ICU and emergency nurses
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Nursing students
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Paramedical and allied healthcare professionals involved in critical-care settings
Learning Objectives
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Recognise early signs of patient deterioration
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Understand essential ICU monitoring and supportive care
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Develop a systematic approach to common critical-care situations
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Strengthen teamwork and communication in emergency situations
Course Content
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Assessment of the critically ill patient
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Basic airway and respiratory support
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Oxygen therapy
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Patient monitoring
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Shock and sepsis recognition
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Basics of mechanical ventilation
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ABG awareness and interpretation principles
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Infusion devices and basic critical-care equipment
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Prevention and recognition of common ICU complications
Hands-on Skills
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Basic airway support
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Oxygen-delivery devices
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Patient monitoring
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Basic ventilator familiarisation
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Infusion pump and syringe pump familiarisation
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Emergency response and simulation scenarios
Duration
As per programme schedule
Certification
Certificate of Participation/Completion by SSSF, subject to programme requirements.
Suggested Section Tagline
Empowering Nursing & Paramedical Professionals with Practical Skills for Emergency and Critical Care
Learn • Practise • Simulate • Respond
