The 14th
in the series of WACEM-ACAIM Joint Group
Meeting
Chief Patron:
Smt. K. K. Shailaja Teacher
Minister for Health, Social Justice and Woman and Child Development
Government of Kerala
Training Initiative Chairs
Dr. Sagar Galwankar (USA)
Dr. Sanjeev Bhoi (AIIMS, New Delhi)
Lead Trainers:
Dr. Stan Stawicki (USA)
Dr. Indrani Sardesai (UK)
Dr. Sagar Sinha (India)
Smt. K. K. Shailaja Teacher
Minister for Health, Social Justice and Woman and Child Development
Government of Kerala
Training Initiative Chairs
Dr. Sagar Galwankar (USA)
Dr. Sanjeev Bhoi (AIIMS, New Delhi)
Lead Trainers:
Dr. Stan Stawicki (USA)
Dr. Indrani Sardesai (UK)
Dr. Sagar Sinha (India)
The COVID Central Academic
Information System:
The WACEM- ACAIM Group continued the
Training program for all Frontline Emergency Physicians and Critical Care
Physicians in the State of Kerala India on the important clinical process
called “Ventilator Sparing Protocols”
The Expert Academicians at The World Academic Council of Emergency
Medicine (WACEM), The American College of Academic International Medicine
(ACAIM), The Emergency Medicine Association (EMA-India) and The Academic
College of Emergency Experts (ACEE-INDIA) have developed protocols, which
augment effective utilization of ventilators for specifically indicated
patients with specific parameters for escalating Oxygen and Ventilation Therapy
in COVID19.
Ventilators Demand has
risen immensely in the COVID Pandemic. The protocols can result in
Ventilator sparing and utilization of ventilators for the patients who really
need them and in turn benefit from them. These protocols were presented by
Experts.
Sub-clinical Hypoxia a.k.a 'Silent Hypoxia" and Home Oxygen Monitoring protocols were also discussed.
The Training was provided to selected Emergency Medicine Leaders and Critical Care Leaders from Institutions taking part in the Government of Kerala- COVID Patient Care Response.
The leaders are now empowered to implement these protocols across Kerala.
This training initiative was held in partnership with The World Health Organization Collaborating Center for Emergency and Trauma at AIIMS New Delhi and The Government of Kerala Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
Sub-clinical Hypoxia a.k.a 'Silent Hypoxia" and Home Oxygen Monitoring protocols were also discussed.
The Training was provided to selected Emergency Medicine Leaders and Critical Care Leaders from Institutions taking part in the Government of Kerala- COVID Patient Care Response.
The leaders are now empowered to implement these protocols across Kerala.
This training initiative was held in partnership with The World Health Organization Collaborating Center for Emergency and Trauma at AIIMS New Delhi and The Government of Kerala Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
The INDUSEM Mission, The
Emergency Medicine Association and The Academic College of Emergency Experts
were the key Partner Organizations for this program.
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