Basics of hemodynamics (HEM001)
This course educates you about the basics of neonatal hemodynamics and echocardiography. It includes the important concepts of blood pressure assessment, hemodynamics parameters, and basic echo assessment techniques. It is a mandatory course for all neonatal care practitioners.
Course Objectives:
At the end of this course, the learner will:
- Demonstrate Basic echo views and technique
- Demonstrate Basics of cardiovascular physiology
- Perform physiologic Blood pressure assessment
- Deconcentrate the Steps of performing an echo study
- Interpret the online interactive simulator
- Demonstrate hemodynamics physiology in common neonatal conditions.
Course Content
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Course Includes
- 10 Lessons
- Course Certificate
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Hi! How much approx duration for each session?
Hi
How much time each session will take?
and for how long can I use this course? I mean only a one-time course or I can keep the materials with me
Each Lesson is 1-2 hours, it is self-directed as per your pace. You have access for 3 month
Does the completion of this course provide CME credit?
You will get a certificate of completion of the course
hi, i accidentally marked the first course completed, can i take it back?
Yes, you can any number of times during the course period
hi, actuallye i want to gor for the for the diploma programme as the courses, workshops and mentorship are noted to be included in the total fee. Register link does not work and i am taking this course in advance to save time. Is the diploma programme sold out (not a cue on this site to say so) or will be available later soon?
hi, actually i want to go for the diploma programme as the courses, workshops and mentorship are noted to be included in the total fee. Register link does not work and i am taking this course in advance to save time. Is the diploma programme sold out (not a cue on this site to say so) or will be available later soon? (sorry for mobile’s autocorrection)