The Second Egyptian Spanish Critical Care Symposium

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The Second Egyptian Spanish Critical Care Symposium

ECCCP will organize the second Egyptian Spanish Critical Care Symposium on the 29th of February, 2024 in collaboration with the Spanish Intensive Care Society ( SEMICYUC )

The lectures to  be delivered by Spanish speakers  are: 

  • Patient Ventilator Interactions.  — Dr. Cande de Haro (Hospital Parc Pauli)  Sabadell, Barcelona 
  • Prone positioning beyond improving oxygenation —Dr. Oriol Roca (Hospital Parc Pauli)  Sabadell, Barcelona
  • Recruitment maneuvers in ARDS — Dr. Fernando Suarez Sipmann (Hospital de La Princesa) Madrid 
  • NIV support in hypoxemic patients — Dr. Gonzalo Hernández (Hospital de Toledo), Toledo 
  • Weaning in Clinical practice — Dr. Maria del Mar Fernandez  (Hospital De Terrassa) Terrassa, Barcelona

 

The Second Egyptian Italian Critical Care Symposium 2022

The Second Egyptian Italian Critical Care Symposium 2022

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Attended by key Critical care specialists from Egyptian Universities , the second Egyptian Italian Critical care Symposium took place on 29 December , 2022 at the Learning Resource Center , Kasr Al Ainy , Cairo University .

The symposium is organized by ECCCP in continuation of the Egyptian Italian  Critical Care series organized in celebration of the 150th anniversary of Opera Aida last year.

The symposium featured a lecture from Ms Laila Ibrahim from Cairo Opera house highlighting the history of Opera Aida.

Then followed by presentations from Italian faculty as follows:

 

 

Regional Ventilation/ Perfusion ratio and VILI

Professor Antonio Pesenti

Professor of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine at the University of Milan, Italy.


Mechanical Ventilation in Obesity

Professor Lorenzo Berra, Harvard Medical School, USA

 


Maurizio Cereda Critical care Egypt

Precision Medicine in ARDS

Maurizio Cereda, MD, Harvard Medical School, USA

 

 

 

 

Essentials of Mechanical Ventilation Course – December 2022

Essentials of Mechanical Ventilation Course- December 2022 

Mechanical-Ventilation-Course-Egypt-ECCCPThe inaugural course of Essentials of Mechanical Ventilation course (Venti-Cairo) , took place at the learning Resource Center , Kasr Al Ainy in December 2022.

The course was delivered by Dr Mohamed Amin , Cairo University and Dr Abdel Rahman Abo Shady from Menoufia University .

The course is accredited by the American Association for Respiratory Care ( AARC) .

For details about the course , please visit the course website : https://venticairo.ecccp.org

Neurocritical Care Course Highlights

Neurocritical Care Course Highlights

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The inaugural edition of the Neurocritical Care Course was conducted on 8 and 9 December 2022 at the Learning Resource Center , Kasr Al Ainy, Cairo University.

The course covered several areas in Neuro critical care science and practice and was delivered by ECCCP faculty together with a panel of eminent experts in the field.

Instructors of the course were: 

Dr Mohamed Amin, Dr Ahmed Al Wazeer, Dr Abdelrhman Aboshady, Dr Mohamed Badr, Dr Walid Kamel ,Dr Ola Saeed and Dr Hisham Nafea.


Lectures from the Neuro Critical Care Session at the Egyptian Critical Care Summit 2022

Essentials of Mechanical Ventilation Course- Venti Cairo

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Essentials of Mechanical Ventilation Course- Venti Cairo

ECCCP will organize “Essentials of Mechanical Ventilation Course” -Venti Cairo which accredited by IERS system of AARC ( American Association for Respiratory Care) , USA

The course is conducted by ECCCP faculty and it aims to provide the following learning objectives to participants :

  • Understand Indications and common modes of MV,
  • Recognize Ventilator settings, and waveform monitoring of airway pressures during MV
  • Learn about Mechanical Ventilation Strategies for ARDS, and with patients having COPD and Asthma
  • Understand about Weaning and eventual liberation of patients from MV.
  • Identify Advanced modes of MV.
  • Recognize indications for using NIV in the Critical Care setting 

Upcoming Course date: Course:

  • 23-24 December , 2022 ( Basic Course)

Course Schedule :

You can choose either the Basic Course which is a 2 days course , or the advanced course which runs for three days.

Course Modules

Day 1:

Module 1 : Introduction to Mechanical Ventilation

  1. History of Mechanical Ventilation  – Dr Mohammad Amin- 15 min
  2. Applied Respiratory Physiology – Dr Mohammad Amin- 30 min
  3. Lung Mechanics – Dr Mohammad Amin -60 min
  4. Mechanical Breath Profile – Dr Mohammad Amin-30 min

Learning Objectives of this module :

This module is designed to provide the candidate with a basic understanding of lung mechanics and pulmonary mechanical forces during spontaneous breathing and with positive pressure ventilator support. These components: resistance, compliance, and elastance impact the patients’ work of breathing during spontaneous and positive pressure ventilation.

After completing this module, the candidate  will be able to:

  • Understand how airway resistance, compliance and elastance impacts the patients’ work of breathing during spontaneous and positive pressure ventilation.
  • Identify different variables and phases and types of mechanical breaths
  • Recognize the different parts of circuit:
  1. Different types of components and circuit lining.
  2. Different consoles.

Module 2 Initiation of Mechanical Ventilation

  1. Conventional Modes (VCV, PCV)- Dr Mohammad Amin- 75 min
  2. Conventional Modes (SIMV, PSV, CPAP) Dr Mohammad Amin- 75 min
  3. Hands on & Simulation Modes -Dr Mohammad Amin -60 min
  4. Initial settings for normal lung -Dr Mohammad Amin- 60 min
  5. Hands on & Simulation- Initial settings (Normal Lung)- Dr Mohammad Amin-30 min
  6. Ventilator Curves- Dr Mohammad Amin – 90 min

Learning Objectives of this module :

This module is designed to provide the trainee with a basic understanding of different conventional modes of positive pressure ventilation as well as the initial settings recommended in each mode.

At the end of this module ,the candidate  will be able to:

  • Initiate mechanical ventilation in different lung disorders
  • Identify the differences between volume and pressure control modes .

    DAY TWO

Module 3: Management of Mechanical Ventilation

  1. Ventilator Curves: Cases -Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady -30 min
  2. Initial settings for abnormal lung- Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady -30 min
  3. Hands on & Simulation – Initial settings (abnormal lung)-Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady -60 min
  4. Ventilation Strategies- Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady -30 min
  5. Oxygenation Strategies -Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady- 30 min
  6. Simulation & Hands on -Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady- 30 min
  7. Trouble Shooting- Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady- 75 min
  8. Trouble Shooting -Case Discussion Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady -30 min

Learning Objectives of this module :

This module is designed to provide the candidate   with  algorithms for management of patients on mechanical ventilation including hypoxia, hypercarbia as well as troubleshooting

At the end of this module ,the candidate  will be able to:

  • Identify causes and management algorithm of hypoxemia and hypercarbia in mechanically ventilated patients.
  • Recognize different types of patient ventilator asynchrony and their plan of management.

 Module 4: NIV & Discontinuation of Mechanical Ventilation

  1. NIV -Dr Mohamed Badr- 60 min
  2. NIV “Hands on” Dr Mohamed Badr- 15 min
  3. Simple Weaning & Extubation- Dr Mohamed Badr -45 min
  4. Weaning “Case Discussion” Dr Mohamed Badr – 30 min

Learning Objectives of this module

This module is designed to provide the trainee with the principles and criteria of using Non Invasive Ventilation and liberation of patient from mechanical ventilation as well as extubation.

At the end of this module ,the candidate  will be able to:

  • Understand use of NIV in the Critical care setting including indications, using the right interface, modes and complications.
  • Recognize and understand weaning and extubation criteria.
  • Identify patients with weaning failure and management of prolonged and difficult weaning scenarios

 DAY 3

Module 5:Mechanical Ventilation in ARDS, COPD & Asthma -Patient Ventilator Asynchrony  

  1. MV for COPD & Asthma- Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady -60 min
  2. COPD cases- Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady- 30 min
  3. MV for ARDS- Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady- 60 min
  4. ARDS cases- Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady -30 min
  5. Introduction & Trigger Asynchronies -Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady- 60 min
  6. Flow & Cycling Asynchronies- Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady -45 min
  7. Using Curves for adjusting MV settings- Dr Abdelrahman Aboshady-60 min

Learning Objectives of this module

This module is designed to provide the trainee with the principles and criteria of Ventilator management strategies for adults with ARDS as well as management strategies in ventilation patients with COPd and Asthma

At the end of this module ,the candidate  will be able to:

  • Understand the standard of care for mechanical ventilation in patients with ARDS, Asthma & COPD
  • Learn about Evidence-Based Mechanical Ventilatory Strategies in ARDS

o   Recognize how to wean patients from Mechanical Ventilation in ARDS

o  Recognize  different types of patient ventilator asynchrony and their plan of management

Module 6: Advanced Mechanical Ventilation Modes

  1. High frequency Modes- Dr Mohamed Amin – 20 min
  2. Bilevel Modes (BIPAP, APRV) – Dr Mohamed Amin-20 min
  3. Dual Control Modes (PRVC, VS, AVAPS)- Dr Mohammad Amin-20 min
  4. Patient controlled Modes (NAVA – PAV)- Dr Mohamed Amin- 20 min
  5. Intelligent Modes (ASV, AutoMode) – Dr Mohamed Amin -20 min

Learning Objectives of this module

This module is designed to provide the trainee with the current practice of advanced mechanical ventilation modes and how these modes  emerged from the need of greater control of the ventilator by the patient, the possibility of better synchrony and monitoring of the respiratory mechanics

At the end of this module ,the candidate  will be able to:

Understand the characteristics of the advanced modes and their benefits and the criteria for choosing them  

Please contact us to receive information about the course registration which is limited to 20 participants per course

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ECCCP organizes ACLS and BLS courses in September 2022

ECCCP organizes ACLS and BLS courses in September 2022

If you would like to receive accredited ACLS and BLS courses then join the courses organized by the Egyptian College of Critical Care Physicians ( ECCCP) scheduled as follows:

Advanced Cardiac Life Support ( ACLS) Course

Date & Venue: 15 and 16 September 2022 at the Egyptian Medical Syndicate

Course Code: 698

To register , please call : 0100 0903 406- 0100 1676 455

Basic Life Support Course 

Date & Venue:  23 September 2022 at the Egyptian Medical Syndicate

Course Code: 684

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Lectures of the ECMO Session at the Critical Care Summit 2022

Lectures of the ECMO Session at the Critical Care Summit 2022

One of the successful sessions of the Egyptian Critical Care Summit held in March 2022 was the ECMO session which featured the following lectures:

  • Outcomes of COVID-19 Patients with Prolonged VV-ECMO, Dr A. Combes, France
  • ECMO Support for Surgical Patients , Dr Federico Pappalardo, Italy
  • ECPR: Past, Present & Future, Dr Jan Bělohlávek, Czech Republic



The session was presided by Professor Alia Abdel Fattah , Chairman of the Egyptian ECMO Working Group – An association affiliated with the Egyptian College of Critical Care Physicians ( ECCCP) 

Interesting links:

ECMO for COVID ARDS

Introducing Dr Sandra Kane Gill the Egyptian Critical care Summit Guest Speaker

Introducing Dr Sandra Kane Gill the Egyptian Critical care Summit Guest Speaker

Dr-Sandra-Gill-Critical-care-Egypt-conference.The Egyptian College of Critical Care Physicians ( ECCCP) is proud to have Dr Sandra Kane Gill , President Elect of Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM)  as the Egyptian Critical Care Summit featured guest speaker.

Sandra L. Kane-Gill, PharmD, MSc, FCCP, FCCM, is a tenured professor of pharmacy and therapeutics at the University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy. She has secondary appointments in the School of Medicine, Clinical Translational Science Institute, Department of Critical Care Medicine, and Department of Biomedical Informatics. In addition to her academic appointments, Dr. Kane-Gill is a critical care medication safety pharmacist in the 

Her research focuses on effective approaches for the detection, prevention, and management of medication errors and adverse drug events with emphasis on drug associated acute kidney injury. She has successfully incorporated health information technology (clinical decision support, telemedicine) into practice to advance healthcare systems, leading to safer and higher-quality patient care. She also applies implementation science strategies to ensure adoption of medication safety practices.

Dr. Kane-Gill is the principal investigator for federally funded research from the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ) and National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK). She has been invited to present her work  at numerous professional meetings and she has published over 250 articles and book chapters related to critical care and patient safety. Dr. Kane-Gill is recognized in the top 1% of scholars in the world writing about medication errors and was acknowledged on World Patient Safety Day 2021. She has received several prestigious awards for her accomplishments such as the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists (ASHP) Literature Award for Sustained Contributions, ASHP Residency Preceptor Excellence Award, and Pennsylvania Pharmacists Association Excellence in Innovation Award. Dr. Kane-Gill’s international expertise has resulted in invited participation at consensus conferences such as Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes (KDIGO) and Acute Disease Quality Initiative (ADQI). She is a fellow of the American College of Critical Care Medicine and the American College of Clinical Pharmacy.

ECCCP Conferences & Courses Egypt

Invitation to participate in Airway Matters Online Course

Invitation to participate in Airway Matters Online Course

Airway Matters: Explore key concepts underlying safe, multidisciplinary airway management.

Dear Egyptian College of Critical Care Physicians

We have received an invitation from the Instructors of Airway Matters course conducted by UCL , UK to our members to join Airway Matters, a free, flexible, newly updated online course on safe airway management, starting on 31 January 2022. 

Complications in airway management can result in devastating outcomes.  How can we improve safety, prevent complications, and be prepared to manage difficulties when they arise? How, in a crisis, can we ensure that human and technical resources are best utilised?  In the context of COVID-19, how can we safely manage our patients whilst protecting ourselves and our colleagues?  Airway Matters explores answers to these questions.

The content of this supplementary weeks includes:

  • Standards, guidelines and clinical governance
  • Drugs and equipment for RSI
  • Risk mitigation and patient management in preparation for advanced airway management
  • Decision-making around pre-hospital anesthesia and intubation
  • Video-laryngoscopy and in-cabin intubation
  • Pre-hospital difficult or failed airway management, intra-arrest airway management and pre-oxygenation techniques
    Airway Matters is FREE. It runs over 6 weeks with a flexible 4 hours of learning per week and is hosted by the UK’s largest free online course provider, FutureLearn.  You are welcome to complete the entire course or just focus on the areas most relevant to your area of practice at this time.

Please use this link to sign up and join us from 31 January 2022. 

 

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