- The aim of this course is to give healthcare professionals who see
acutely unwell children a practical and evidence based approach to the
diagnosis and management of a wide range of infections.
- This course aims to provide a thorough understanding of the regular
pitfalls in the diagnosis of infection and will highlight the life
threatening consequences of such errors.
- This course is aimed at doctors of all grades who assess and manage children with infections.
- The content may also be of interest to nurses and other health
professionals who are involved in the care of children with serious
infections.
- The course runs for two days but Day 1 can be taken as a stand-alone
course. Some of the teaching will be done in small group workshops
using real cases to illustrate the differential diagnosis, investigation
and optimal management of a variety of common paediatric
presentations.
- There will also be lectures in practical microbiology, antibiotic
prescribing and emergency care. The role of simulation will be
demonstrated and discussed.
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