- Promote patient safety and quality of care
- Implement continuity of care to improve patient outcome
- Strengthen, harmonise and integrate education into clinical practice
- Stimulate & facilitate research and foster innovation
- Develop and promote the professional role of anaesthesiologists and intensivists
The ESAIC Academy stands as the premier online learning platform of the ESAIC, granting access to a vast array of educational materials and activities.
These include webinars, e-learning modules, courses.
By covering diverse topics within the field of anaesthesiology and intensive care medicine, whether you’re seeking to enhance your knowledge, acquire new skills, or stay abreast of the latest developments, the ESAIC Academy provides a comprehensive resource tailored to your learning needs.
- Touch hot topics including existing/near-future Guidelines
- Provide cutting-edge transdisciplinary scientific content
- Cover subjects that are of concern in routine clinical practice, are based on solid evidence and could benefit a large number of patients (e.g. protective ventilation, management of failed regional anaesthesia, management of hypnotic-opioids interactions, etc.)
All ESAIC Webinars have a duration of 60 minutes and include scientific contributions from 2 to 3 speakers chaired by a Host. Webinars also boast Polls, to increase interactivity and engagement, and Q&A sessions to answer questions submitted by the audience (in real time).
Participation in Live Webinars enable learners to earn European CME Credits (ECMEC®s).
The UEMS/EACCME diploma can be downloaded only if learners spent the required minimum time on the LIVE event/module (1 hr for 1 ECMEC® credit) and complete the post-event feedback questionnaire.
- Questions and quizzes to stimulate reflective learning
- Assessments to test learning and to provide a motivation to retain the information that is given
- Case-based learning to illustrate what is being taught
- Problem-solving clinical settings
- Videos and infographics
Being aware of the cognitive overload in eLearning, the ESAIC eLearning modules are divided into small and concise sections so that the motivation for learners to progress through a module is improved.
A broader range of media have been integrated to make the modules even more interesting and varied.
The knowledge of learners can be tested at the end of the module.
eLearning modules are accessible to ESAIC members. Click here to become one!
- Anaesthesia
- Perioperative medicine
- Intensive care
- Critical emergency medicine and pain treatment through education
- Research and professional development throughout Europe
The ESAIC provides high-quality training and education, endorsed by a robust and uniform system of examination and certification. Our wide array of instructional and educational opportunities prepare the anaesthesiologist and intensivist to face the challanges of their clinical daily practice.
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- Roles and responsibilities
- Technique and Tips
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This section is exclusively accessible to invited Speakers and Hosts involved in the eLearning activities organised by the European Society of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care (ESAIC).
Information is given on the Webinar structure, formats, techniques and tips but also on responsibilities, terms and conditions related to the Speakers/Hosts in ESAIC eLearning events.
If you are a Speaker or Host of one of the ESAIC Webinars but you cannot access this area, drop us a line at education@esaic.org
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Over the last decades, outcomes for patients experiencing cardiac arrest have progressively improved. However, there is some uncertainty as to what the optimal body temperature should be maintained in the days following the event. In this free and live event, we will listen to three European leaders on the indications and impact of hypothermia after cardiac arrest. Share this event and join us.
Chair: Carolina Romero
Speakers:
Pr. Jerry Nolan
Pr. Jasmin Arrich
Pr. Bernd Böttiger
- perform an analysis on the incidence, predictive variables, and severity of acute kidney injury (AKI) and its impact on the morbidity and mortality; of patients
- provide therapies tailored to time constraints (intermittent, continuous, or extended intermittent), haemodynamic, and metabolic requirements and aimed at molecules of variable molecular weight.
Acute kidney failure increases dramatically morbidity and mortality. In this webinar we aim to deepen the audience knowledge in avoidance and management of acute kidney failure in both the operative and ICU settings.
Host
Dr Marlies Ostermann (UK)
Speakers
Dr Melanie Meersch (DE)
Dr Or Goren (IL)
This Webinar has been granted 1 European CME credit (ECMEC®) by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®).
LIVE participation in the Webinar is mandatory to obtain 1 European CME credit (ECMEC®).
- To know the indications and contraindications of different types of trunk blocks;
- To know the technical aspects of performing different types of trunk blocks;
- To Identify the patients who have the greater benefit of receiving a trunk block in the perioperative period.
Trunk blocks have become increasingly popular in the last few years, providing high quality post-operative analgesia in a wide set of surgical procedures. After attending this webinar you will be able to have a better understanding of which trunk block is suited to a specific clinic situation and when and how it should be performed.
Host
Dr Giuseppe Pascarella (IT)
Speakers
Dr Sina Grape (CH)
Dr Steve Coppens (BE)
This Webinar has been granted 1 European CME credit (ECMEC®) by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®).
LIVE participation in the Webinar is mandatory to obtain 1 European CME credit (ECMEC®)
