CFMT: Clinical Forensic Medicine Training (One Day- 7 CPD points)
Program:
From 08:00-17:00 (see generic program). Includes
lectures and practical exercises.
Number of candidates per course:
32 maximum and 24 minimum.
Venue:
To be confirmed when candidates are short-listed.
Eligible candidates:
Anyone who would be involved with the care of victims of crime in the emergency department of the hospital,
including doctors, nurses and managers. If you are unsure about your eligibility, please contact the
to discuss it further.
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HMIMMS: Major Incident Medical Management & Support (The Practical Approach in the Hospital)
Program:
Includes lectures, skills, workshops and table-top exercises.
Course Structure:
Course manual to be read and studied before attending the course. Lectures are structured around essential major
incident topics. Practical workshops covers important skills and scenario-based teaching covers the management of
important emergency conditions.
Assessment:
A pre-course MCQ (online) must be completed prior to the course commencing (80% pass). Continued assessments takes
place at each of the workshops, including graded assessments throughout the course. A post-course MCQ must be passed
at the end of the couse.
Number of candidates per course:
32 maximum and 24 minimum.
Venue:
To be confirmed when candidates are short-listed.
Eligible candidates:
This course is for those who will serve in a key role in the hospital response to a disaster, and includes doctors,
senior nurses and managers.
- Full course (two days): Candidates should preferably have experience instructing on the ATLS and/or other
courses (14 CPD points).
See generic program
- One day course: Operational staff working in the hospital response to a disaster (6 CPD points).
See generic program
If you are unsure about your eligibility, please contact the
to discuss it further.
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MIMMS: Major Incident Medical Management & Support (The Practical Approach At the Scene)
Program:
Includes lectures, skills, workshops and table-top exercises.
Course Structure:
Course manual to be read and studied before attending the course. Lectures are structured around essential major
incident topics. Practical workshops covers important skills and scenario-based teaching covers the management of
important emergency conditions.
Assessment:
A pre-course MCQ (online) must be completed prior to the course commencing (80% pass). Continued assessments takes
place at each of the workshops, including graded assessments throughout the course. A post-course MCQ must be passed
at the end of the couse.
Number of candidates per course:
32 maximum and 24 minimum.
Venue:
To be confirmed when candidates are short-listed.
Eligible candidates:
This pre-hospital course is suitable for those who will serve in a key role in the pre-hospital response to a
disaster, and includes paramedics, police, firefighters, doctors, senior nurses and managers.
- Full course (2-3 days): Candidates should preferably have experience instructing on the ATLS and/or other
courses (14 CPD points).
See generic program
- One day course: Operational staff working in the hospital response to a disaster (6 CPD points).
See generic program
If you are unsure about your eligibility, please contact the
to discuss it further.
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REST: Rural Emergency Skills Training
Includes lectures and practical workstations.
Candidates should be any doctors working in the rural
emergency hospital setting. If you are unsure about your eligibility, please contact the
to discuss it further.
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SATS: South African Triage Scale (One Day)
Program:
How to implement and use the South Africa Triage Scale in your hospital.
From 08:00-17:00 (see generic program). Includes
lectures and practical exercises. (6 CPD points)
Number of candidates per course:
32 maximum and 24 minimum.
Venue:
To be confirmed when candidates are short-listed.
Eligible candidates:
Candidates should be anyone who would be involved with patients in the emergency department of the hospital,
including doctors, nurses and managers. If you are unsure about your eligibility, please contact the
to discuss it further.
Visit the SATS website
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FEC: Fundamentals of Emergency Care (two days)
Program:
The aim of this course is to improve the knowledge of Emergency Medicine throughout the country. To refresh
procedures and skills related to the management of emergency conditions (16 CPD points).
See generic program.
Course Structure:
The manual must be read and studied before the course attendance. Lectures are on essential topics and practical
workshops will cover important skills. Scenario-based teaching will cover the management of important emergency
conditions
Assessment:
MCQ written on arrival, which the candidate must pass (75% to pass). Assessments are done at each of the workshops,
with formal assessment at 2 of 12 scenarios of which at least one must be passed (remedial MCQ and scenario
available if not passed).
Number of candidates per course:
32 maximum and 24 minimum.
Venue:
To be confirmed when candidates are short-listed.
Eligible candidates:
Doctors, sisters and paramedics involved in the provision of emergency care. If you are unsure about your
eligibility, please contact the
to discuss it further.
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