Fellowship in Emergency Medicine (FEM)

Overview

Course Duration: 1 Year (including 24 weeks practical learning)

Emergency Medicine is one of the most important departments of any hospital and is often recognized as the backbone of the healthcare system. The doctors working in the emergency departments are considered to have important roles since they have to deal with critical cases very often. So it is very important for the physicians working in the emergency department to be well-versed with all the knowledge & skill set to handle such cases. Fellowship in Emergency Medicine is a one-year blended program specially designed for the physicians working or who are willing to work in the emergency department / ICU. The program will impart the knowledge to handle critical situations related to all age groups.

Course Objectives:

• To understand the organization and procedure of the emergency medical services
• To gather knowledge and skills to provide comprehensive care for patients of all age groups.
• To get the confidence to handle critical situations with quick and effective decisions for patients.
• To be familiar with the drugs used in emergencies and relevant equipment.
• To be able to the differential diagnosis of common illness.
• To access & select the appropriate investigations required and their accurate interpretation keeping the patient's safety in prime consideration.
• To enhance the skills in useful techniques to be used in emergency situations.
• To understand and follow the right communication with the patients in the emergency department.

Course Highlights:

• Thorough blended learning with four modules
• Online Simulations with life-based case scenarios
• Practical Learning for more confidence and clarity
• Live faculty interactions and case discussions with Q & A sessions
• International learning modules as a complimentary part of the course

Eligibility

Candidate should have done MBBS.

Minimum Education