Paediatric Surgical Emergencies (eLearning)
About this module
This module covers many of the commonly encountered paediatric surgical conditions faced electively and acutely by most surgeons, even if your speciality is not in paediatrics. Recognising and being able to manage emergencies will provide you with a sound foundation for your future training.
RCS members and RCS associates benefit from a 10% discount on this module. Find out if you're eligible to join or transfer.
- 3 PG Cert Credits
- 0.0 CPD Points
Free eLM Enrolment: £0.00
Member Discount 10 %: £180.00
PGCert Low Income Country 40% Discount: £120.00
PGCert Student Discount 15%: £170.00
- Take this course as part of PG Cert in Surgery for £170 (15% discount) or if you are a RCS member or RCS associate for £180 (10% discount).
- You will have access to this module for 6 months, which you can extend for an additional 6 months for £65.
- Upon completion of your module, you will obtain a certificate of completion for this module.
- Please take a look at our Terms and Conditions if you need to cancel your access to this module.
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Independent module or blended learning
If you're are taking this module independantly or as part of a course you can access your progress and continue the module via RCS e-learning.
If you're are taking this module as part of the PG certification you can view your progress and continue the module via the PG cert dashboard.
Suitability
You can take this module as part of the PGCert in Surgery, designed for FY1-2 & CT1-2.
You can also take this module as a standalone online course at any stage of your career.
Learning Outcomes
You will cover topics including:
- intussusception;
- abdominal pain;
- the vomiting infant.
After completing this Paediatric Surgery: Common Problems module, you will be able to:
- Describe the aetiology and pathology of intussusception, list appropriate resuscitative measures and describe the operative and non-operative management algorithm.
- Develop the skills to take a relevant focused history and elicit appropriate physical signs, be familiar with the rules to enhance decision-making, acquire the knowledge to effectively manage abdominal pain and be aware of common diagnostic pitfalls.
Format
This is an interactive online module within the innovative RCS e-learning platform. This format means you can study using any device, whenever and wherever it suits you.
This module does not contain any WBAs and therefore the need for an Educational/Clinical Supervisor is not essential, but we would recommend that your progress with the module would benefit from having someone to discuss the content with.
You will have access to this module for 6 months, which you can also extend.
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Associated courses
Receive PGCert credits for successfully completing selected courses. (The range of courses and dates are subject to availability).
Clinical Skills in Emergency Surgery (4 credits)
This course is ideal for trainees who have completed their basic surgical training. It will expand your skillset, focusing on advanced surgical techniques and essential skills needed in emergency circumstances.
This course is suitable for: FY 1-2 and CT 1-2.
Find out more
You will be awarded 4 PGCert in Surgery credits upon successful completion of this course
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