The program is funded by NALHN as part of the ACEM EMET Program. There is no cost to attend the workshop and light refreshments will be provided.

Clinical Lead for the program is Dr Tariq Nehvi, Director of the NALHN EMET Program and Senior Consultant, Emergency Department Lyell McEwen Hospital.

Medical officers, General Practitioners, Nurses and Paramedics working in Emergency Care settings are welcome to attend the workshops. Registration is required and as numbers for each session are limited please book early to avoid disappointment.

Neurological Emergencies Workshop.

Join us on the 14th of April for an evening interactive workshop on all things Neurology.

The aim of this education is to help all emergency medicine disciplines to gain a greater understanding of emergency skills and knowledge in rural areas.

Delivered by experienced educators and trainers from the NALHN EMET.

Learning Outcomes include:

Differentiate the clinical findings and role of risk stratification in the

assessment of acute Severe Headache

Prioritise the immediate management of the adult with acute severe Migraine

Summarise the assessment, differential diagnosis and red flags in the patient presenting with Altered Conscious State

Discriminate the immediate investigations and management priorities in the patient with suspected Cerebrovascular Accident (CVA)

Contact the host of NALHN EMET Evening Neurological Emergencies Wallaroo

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