Cardiac Arrest after Cardiac Surgery: Team Effort
EACTS is pleased to announce this exclusive webinar series tailored for nurses and allied health professionals in the field of cardiothoracic surgery. This series is designed to empower and educate healthcare professionals with the latest advancements, best practices, and innovative techniques in cardiothoracic care.
Acquired Cardiac Disease
Congenital Heart Disease
Thoracic Disease
Vascular Disease
Nurses & Allied Health Professionals
Acquired Cardiac Disease
Covering advanced surgical techniques and strategies across the spectrum of acquired cardiac surgery and working on prevalent issues faced by acquired cardiac surgeons today. The domain’s purpose is to lead, advise and support EACTS activities in all matters concerned with acquired cardiac diseases including educational output, research and training, and guidelines.
Congenital Heart Disease
Covering advanced surgical techniques and strategies across the spectrum of congenital cardiac surgery and working on prevalent issues faced by congenital surgeons today.
Thoracic Disease
Covering advanced surgical techniques and strategies across the spectrum of thoracic surgery and working on prevalent issues faced by thoracic surgeons today.
Vascular Disease
Covering advanced surgical techniques and strategies across the spectrum of vascular surgery and working on prevalent issues faced by vascular surgeons today.
Event Information
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13 February 2025
18:00 – 20:00 Central European Summer Time (2 hour)C Ruiz Segria, Middlesborough
Allied Health Professionals CommitteeVirtual meeting
Interactive discussion
Case scenariosNurse and Allied Health Professionals
Course Overview
EACTS presents a vital webinar designed for nurses and allied health professionals in cardiothoracic surgery. This course will review the latest guidelines and literature on managing cardiac arrest after surgery, focusing on the recognition of deteriorating patients and prevention strategies. Participants will explore the importance of teamwork and apply lessons learned through case scenarios, preparing healthcare teams to effectively respond to cardiac emergencies.
18:00 Welcome and introductions 18:05 Revision of literature and latest guidelines 18:30 Recognition of deteriorated patient and prevention of cardiac arrest 19:00 Team effort 19:30 Case scenarios 20:00 Close Programme and faculty subject to change.
