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COURSE DIRECTORSAnna Carvalho, MD, FRCPC, DAvMed
Vincent Poirier, MDCM, FRCPC, DAvMed
ONLINE REGISTRATIONwww.muhc-cme.mcgill.ca
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT : [email protected]
• Altitude physiology in the aviation environment• Epidemiology of medical emergencies in flight• Traveler’s thrombosis• Which passenger is “Fit to Fly”• Medical equipment onboard aircraft: Emergency Medical Kit (EMK)• Safety on board• Cabin crew—their roles and first aid training• Management of common in flight emergencies• Medicolegal implications of helping onboard• Role play in simulator: - Aircraft evacuation - Smoke in cabin - CPR/ALS: where to do it ? - Emergency oxygen
WHO?The Onboard Medical Emergencies course is for any health professional interested in the subject of aviation medicine and inflight emergencies. Participants come from a wide range of medical specialities and backgrounds (physicians, nurses, paramedics). physicians, nurses,…)
WHERE?Air Canada‘s headquarters at Dorval-Trudeau Airport / Building 2 (Air Canada Training Center)
WHEN?Wednesday, December 13, 2017
HOW MUCH?Physicians: $520Early registration (October 6): $435Students, Residents & Nurses: $350
THIS COURSE CONSISTS OF:
CREDITSFor this course, we have requested 8.5 Continuing Medical Education study credits from Continuing Professional Development (CPD), Faculty of Medicine, McGill University.
