Course description
In this course, you will explore Essential Emergency and Critical Care, acquiring a comprehensive understanding of the foundational concepts, essential skills, and indispensable tools required to recognize critical illness, respond quickly and rescue the patient from reversible illness.
This course starts with the foundational principles of critical illness based on a global consensus established about what is "essential". The course then moves through the clinical processes necessary to recognize critically ill patients. Next, the care, response and rescue, for critical illness are covered. Finally, the elements needed for hospital readiness to provide EECC are discussed.
This course starts with the foundational principles of critical illness based on a global consensus established about what is "essential". The course then moves through the clinical processes necessary to recognize critically ill patients. Next, the care, response and rescue, for critical illness are covered. Finally, the elements needed for hospital readiness to provide EECC are discussed.
Course structure
Dr. Ana Maria Crawford
Dr. Crawford is board-certified in Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine in the United States and serves as the Director of Global Engagement Strategy for her Department at Stanford University. She is the creator and Editor in Chief of the The LRC.
Dr. Ana Maria Crawford
Stanford University,Department of Anesthesiology,Perioperative and Pain Medicine.
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EECC Network - Working Group for Training
EECC (Essential Emergency & Critical Care) is a global network dedicated to advancing the care that should be provided to all critically ill patients in all hospitals in the world. The EECC Working Group for Training is a coalition working to develop training materials to assist in the implementation of EECC across the globe.
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