NICU: Practical Session

- Target group: Paediatric Trainees R1-R4

- Faculty: This is a collaborative work between SAS4/SIMS, Keep Me Safe team, SAP.

· Dalia Abdelrahman: Consultant paediatric anaesthetist, Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, Liverpool, UK

· Bahaeldin Juma: Senior PICU consultant- chair of the educational committee for PICU HGH , Hamad medical city, Qatar

· Osama Ali: Consultant paediatrician with special interest in paediatric emergency, Mercy University Hospital, Ireland

· Sadiq Marjan: Senior Respiratory Therapist, PICU as Team leader, Hamad Medical Corporation, Qatar

· Dr Hiba Hassan: Speciality doctor in paediatrics and neonatal intensive care, UK

· DrHiba Altraifi: PICU specialist, National Care Hospital, KSA

· Dr Ibrahim Dafalla: Consultant paediatrician with special interest in paediatric emergency, representative of the KeepMeSafe project in Ireland.

· Dr Mohamed Elsiddig: Consultant PCICU, head of PCICU at Sudan heart centre, Sudan

· Dr Ahmed Bin Mahfoudh: Paediatric Critical Care Consultant & Head of Pediatrics department in Care National Hospital, KSA

· Dr Salwa Abdelbagi Elhassan: Paediatrics Endocrinologist at Gaafar Ibn Auf hospital and Assistant Professor of paediatrics, Al-Neelain University, Sudan

· Dr George Nada: Paediatric Emergency Medicine Consultant & Major Trauma Adult &Paediatric Working at Kings College Hospital London, UK

· Dr Abubakr Imam: Division Chief of Nephrology at Sidra Medicine; a Clinical Professor of Clinical Nephrology at the College of Medicine-Qatar University; and an Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics at Weill Cornell Medicine, Qatar

· Dr.Osama AlGibali: Consultant Paediatric intensivist Head of Paediatric critical care - Prince Mohammed Bin Abdelaziz Hospital National Guard Health Affairs, KSA

· Dr Ben Rafferty: PICU GRID trainee, Royal Belfast hospital for sick Children, Northern Ireland

· Minette Basco: Senior PICU nurse, Hamad Medical City, Qatar

- Objectives of workshop: enhance trainees theoretical and practical skills in ventilation, advanced airway management and central line insertion

- Learning outcomes: please see the attached form

- Method of Delivery: Face to face practical sessions preceded by virtual training on 03/02/23

- Work Plan: Four sessions and 4 stations, each station is 25 minutes and 5 minutes for switching between stations. There will be two facilitators for each station. Participants will be divided in two groups, group 1 in the morning and group 2 in the afternoon. Each group will be divided into 4 subgroups (A,B,C,D) with 8-10 candidates each