Common Obstetric Emergencies - Confidence in Managing Emergencies (CME)

A series of 12 sessions on emergency skills and management to improve the confidence of junior doctors in managing emergencies.

This session covered the common medical emergencies that junior doctors will come across, the approach, and case-based discussion. Our guest speakers are Dr. Madhura Mandlik and Dr. Tanvi Hirekerur, from department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, KEM Hospital, Mumbai

Further sessions will include -
⭐️ Common Orthopedic Emergencies
⭐️ Nursing interventions and waste management
⭐️ Introduction to journal club + case discussion

Our previous sessions were on introduction to emergencies, triage, and interpretation of ECGs, CXR and USG basics, Common drugs in emergencies

This could only be possible with the support of Dr. Akash Khobragade, Superintendent of St. George's Hospital, Mumbai along with Dr. Sanket Gaidhane, Deputy Superintendent of St. George's Hospital, Mumbai, and Dr. Ganesh Bhandare, Resident Medical Officer, St. George's Hospital, Mumbai.

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