O ultrassom transesofágico (TEU) evoluiu na última década e tornou-se uma ferramenta valiosa no local de atendimento. A formação em simulação é essencial para a aprendizagem das competências necessárias para a utilização da ecografia transesofágica. Este webinar discutirá a evolução da formação em simulação TEU nos ambientes de Cuidados Agudos e Anestesia.
O que vai aprender
Depois de assistirem a este webinar, os espectadores terão uma melhor compreensão do:
- Desenvolvimento do treinamento SIM para o uso do Ultrassom Transesofágico.
- Evolução e papel do treino de simulação TEU em Medicina de Emergência, Cuidados Intensivos e Anestesia.
- Utilização da formação SIM para a implementação de um programa TEU no local de prestação de cuidados.
Dr. Wright was born and educated in Zimbabwe. She graduated in medicine from the University of London and subsequently gained a fellowship at the Royal College of Anaesthetists in the UK (United Kingdom). She has worked as an anaesthetist in Southern Africa and in the UK and has achieved EACVI TEE accreditation.
She established and led the peri-operative echocardiography service at the Heart Hospital, London, before moving to her current post as a consultant cardiac anesthesiologist at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital in London.
With two colleagues she co-invented the HeartWorks echocardiography simulator in 2008 and has continued to develop this teaching tool since. Dr. Wright has directed theatre- and simulator-based TOE courses regularly, co-authored a TEE e-learning program and participated in TOE educational activities worldwide.
Dr. O’Rourke is an Emergency Medicine (EM) board-certified physician with over 20 years’ experience in academic and community settings. She graduated from Tufts School of Medicine and completed her EM residency and EM Ultrasound Fellowship at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in NYC. Dr. O’Rourke works clinically in California in a community-based setting and teaches the hospitalist POCUS.
Dr. O'Rourke was Co- Chair of the ACEP Community US Committee for the last 2 years and created the ACEP Community US Guidelines and is currently participating with a group of experts to update the new EM TEE 2023 guidelines.
Dr. O’Rourke has been teaching Limited TEE in the Emergency Medicine and Critical Care setting since 2016 and has started multiple EM based TEE programs around the country.