This 4-hour non-assessed course aims to refresh learners’ skills, knowledge and confidence when providing advanced resuscitation (ACLS) in emergencies. The course emphasises practical skills in an interactive learning environment. Before attending the training, the learners will be expected to acquire the necessary theory by completing Self-directed learning. Self-directed online learning must be completed a minimum of one week before attending the course.
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to: Assess an emergency scene and describe the priorities of emergency planning; Describe a method of systematic patient assessment according to the ANZCOR Guidelines; Demonstrate the ability to manage an obstructed airway according to the ANZCOR guidelines for Basic Life Support; Demonstrate knowledge and practice of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) according to the ANZCOR guidelines for Advanced Life Support; Demonstrate the ability to use simple airway adjuncts;
Anatoly is a highly experienced clinician and educator with decades of experience in pre-hospital emergency care. As a New Zealand Resuscitation Council instructor, he has dedicated himself to teaching others about the latest resuscitation techniques. Anatoly's passion for education has driven him to learn and innovate continuously. He is widely respected for his ability to communicate complex medical concepts in a clear and accessible way.
Deepa is a highly qualified medical professional with extensive experience in emergency medical care. With a CORE Advanced qualification, he has gained invaluable knowledge and skills in resuscitation. As a New Zealand Resuscitation Council instructor, Deepa is passionate about sharing his expertise with others and contributing to the ongoing development of resuscitation practices. Deepa worked as a Coronary Care Unit Registrar, where he gained comprehensive experience in managing critical cardiac patients.
