Principles of Robotic and Computer assisted surgery in knee arthroplasty

Advanced course on the audiological aspects of Baha, Baha technology, wireless accessories and app portfolio, fitting software and workshops.

This is an online resource providing information on an application on a new medical device and pressure technique to stop bleeding. The course is a combination of video and clinical information.

Electrosurgery (often referred to as Diathermy) has been in use since 1926. However, no formal training has been applied to the ‘Principles of Electrosurgery’. As a consequence, many unnecessary injuries occur both to Healthcare Professionals and Patients. Laser Technology calls for specific training and so Electrosurgery as a similar thermal energy device, should also have specific training. Indeed, many of the injuries might have been avoided had training been provided. Training covers, Basic Electricity/Electrosurgery, Monopolar, Bipolar, Patient Plates, Advanced Technology, Argon Plasma, Laparoscopy, Thermal Effects, Surgical Plume and Safety in Electrosurgery. Evidential Training is the Standard Practice.

Overview of anatomy and physiology of the Heart. Learn the skill of how to read and interpret ECG rhythm strips. Recognise and treat different ECG rhythms and dysrhythmias. Have an understanding of the pharmaceutical and medical interventions for dysrhythmias. Be able to undertake the Resuscitation algorithm when presented with ECG dysrhythmias e.g. Peri-arrest arrhythmias, Heart blocks, SVT, Bundle Branch Blocks etc.

This programme develops the essential techniques for expert corporate communications in core areas required by senior managers. The course focuses on the core skills that are common to all good professional communications.

This Cochlear Science and Research Seminar will highlight various aspects of Health Economics in combination with Cochlear Implants. The presentations and panel discussions will provide a comprehensive understanding on decision pathways for funding, various aspects of the economics value and the effect of not treating the hearing loss. Relevant outcome measures to validate the cost effectiveness for cochlear implants will be addressed. An important element will be the panel discussion with leading experts in this field.

The aims of this qualification are to enhance the ability of qualified dentists to provide safe and high-levels of care in dynamic orthodontic clear aligner settings. The emphasis being based on Human Factors and Neuroscience approaches that determine the management of change. These are the key factors that refer to a person's perception and understanding of the dynamic information in their environment and the processes required to deal with them.

This unit develops the knowledge and skills relevant to teaching and learning processes. The qualification establishes the set of professional competencies necessary to deliver structured, measured and effective teaching strategies. The programme identifies and assesses lecturing skills and the specific requirements for teaching clinical skills.

This programme develops the knowledge and skills relevant to doctors handling everyday adversities. This establishes the professional competencies necessary to identify ineffective emotional and behavioural responses to adversity and the elements of smarter and more resilient ones.

Around 50-80% of the population with severe to profound hearing loss suffer from tinnitus. This course will discuss what surgeons and clinicians should know to help these people. It will also address the latest research on the positive effects that a cochlear implant has on tinnitus treatment. Finally counselling and other materials will be presented to help the patients to find ways to better live with tinnitus.

A rapid remote consultation skills course, with a soft skills and technical housekeeping focus, designed to build confidence and patient rapport. Suitable for those in patient facing roles .