Cardiothoracic Theatre Practitioners Study Day
About this event
Join us for the Cardiothoracic Theatre Practitioners Masterclass Series – where expertise meets excellence in cardiothoracic education! This Masterclass Series is a comprehensive educational initiative designed for healthcare professionals specializing in cardiothoracic surgery. This series of face-to-face training sessions, held at King’s College Hospital Boardroom, Denmark Hill, spans four dates and covers a wide range of essential topics in the field. Each session is meticulously curated to enhance the knowledge and skills of practitioners, providing an in-depth understanding of various critical aspects of cardiothoracic theatre practice.
This event is open to all healthcare professionals involved in cardiothoracic surgery, including theatre practitioners, perfusionists, anaesthetic practitioners, scrub nurses, and clinical lead nurses. It is also beneficial for those interested in gaining specialized knowledge in cardiothoracic procedures and practices.
Attending the Cardiothoracic Theatre Practitioners Masterclass Series offers numerous benefits:
- In-depth Knowledge: Gain a thorough understanding of advanced cardiothoracic surgical procedures and practices.
- Expert Insights: Learn from experienced professionals and leading experts in the field.
- Hands-on Experience: Participate in practical sessions and wet labs to enhance your clinical skills.
- Professional Development: Improve your competencies and stay updated with the latest advancements in cardiothoracic surgery.
- Networking Opportunities: Connect with peers and professionals, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange.
Dates and Agenda:
Saturday, 12th April 2025:
- Heart Valve Anatomy
- ECMO/Simulation
- Extended Surgical Team
- Management of Blood Products
- Importance of TOE in Heart Valve Surgery
- History of Heart Valve Surgery
- Infection Prevention & Control in Patient Surgical Pathway
Saturday, 30th August 2025:
- Aortic Dissection Repair
- Anatomy of Aorta
- Hypothermic Cardiac Arrest
- Theatre Ventilation/Consent
- IABP
- Pacing/AF Ablation/Fibrillation/Defibrillation
- Role of Anaesthetic Practitioner
- Cellsaver
- Perfusion Wet Lab
Saturday, 22nd November 2025:
- Minimally Access Cardiac Surgery and Thoracic Surgery
- Rib/Sternal Fixation
- TEG/POCT
- Minimal Access Cannulas
- Chest Drain
- Role of Anaesthetist in Minimal Access and Thoracic Surgery
- Cardiac Theatre Competency
- Nursing Leadership
PREVIOUS SESSIONS
Saturday, 26th October 2024:
- Cardiac Anatomy
- Cardiac Anaesthesia
- Coronary Artery Anatomy/Bypass
- Cannulation/Cardioplegia
- Coronary Patient Pathway
- Key Areas of Cardiac Theatre Practice
- Role of Perfusionist
- Endoscopic Vein Harvesting
Delegates can book now to attend individual sessions or multiple sessions .
Ensure you secure your spot early as seats are limited!
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