EDUCATION

Courses and resources for emergency professionals

RESEARCH

Practice changing projects and programs

Global programs

Contributions to emergency care across the world

CLINICAL EXCELLENCE

Commitment to providing timely, quality care

Operating Australasia’s busiest trauma centre, a major metropolitan emergency department and a community-based emergency department treating adult and paediatric patients, Alfred Health is a leader in the provision of emergency and trauma care. Our inter-disciplinary team works together to provide timely, quality care. Based on this ethos we have developed a broad range of education and knowledge exchange activities open to all healthcare professionals and delivered in collaboration with Monash University.

OPEN ACCESS EDUCATION

SHORT COURSES & CONFERENCES

CERTIFICATE COURSES

POST GRADUATE AWARDS

GLOBAL COLLABORATIONS

MODELS OF CARE

OPEN ACCESS EDUCATION

SHORT COURSES & CONFERENCES

CERTIFICATE COURSES

POST GRADUATE AWARDS

GLOBAL COLLABORATIONS

MODELS OF CARE

OPEN ACCESS EDUCATION

SHORT COURSES & CONFERENCES

CERTIFICATE COURSES

POST GRADUATE AWARDS

GLOBAL COLLABORATIONS

MODELS OF CARE

In The News

Journal Club – February 2023
Journal Club – February 2023

Our team discuss the papers from our February 2023 Journal Club: A sepsis theme this month looking at: introduction of an ED pharmacist lead sepsis-alert system; fluid restriction for sepsis on ICU; and peripheral vasoactive administration for paediatric patients with septic shock.

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I Need A Dermatologist, STAT
I Need A Dermatologist, STAT

None of us got into emergency medicine because we love rashes. A wise FACEM once told me, “I only care if it doesn’t blanch, involves their mucous membranes, has massive vesicles or their skin is falling off.”

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Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome
Ovarian Hyperstimulation Syndrome

A 30-year old woman presents to your Emergency Department complaining of mild abdominal discomfort and exertional dyspnoea. She feels well and doesn’t particularly want to be in hospital, but was told to present by her fertility team as she had recently had in-vitro fertilisation.

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Croup
Croup

Croup is one of the diseases we own. This is the quintessential paediatric ED reg condition. Often the triage nurse will give the dex before you’ve even seen the patient. But have you thought about what you are going to do if the dex doesn’t work?

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