Conclusion of CME on “Crisis Resource Management & Patient Safety”
The two-day conference on “Crisis Resource Management and Patient Safety,” organized by the Department of Critical Care Medicine and Department of Anaesthesia, concluded at Dayanand Medical College & Hospital. The conference proved to be an interactive academic feast with renowned national and international faculty from MAYO Clinic, USA, featuring lectures, panel discussions, and case-based discussions, making it highly informative for all participating delegates. The event saw an impressive turnout of more than 275 delegates from across the country.
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Feb 12, 2024 07:22
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Ludhiana, February 12, 2024: The two-day conference on “Crisis Resource Management and Patient Safety,” organized by the Department of Critical Care Medicine and Department of Anaesthesia, concluded at Dayanand Medical College & Hospital. The conference proved to be an interactive academic feast with renowned national and international faculty from MAYO Clinic, USA, featuring lectures, panel discussions, and case-based discussions, making it highly informative for all participating delegates. The event saw an impressive turnout of more than 275 delegates from across the country.
The final day commenced with oral presentations and e-paper presentations focusing on Crisis Resource Management.
Bipin Gupta, Secretary of DMC&H Managing Society, emphasized the commitment of both departments to delivering exceptional care to high-risk and critically ill patients. He lauded the role of the expert team of doctors, state-of-the-art facilities, and supportive staff dedicated to enhancing patient outcomes and overall quality of care.
Dr. P. L. Gautam, Professor & Head of the Department of Critical Care Medicine, mentioned that the conference provided invaluable strategies, best practices, and emerging trends to improve patient care standards, addressing the challenges faced by healthcare professionals.
Dr. Suneet Kant Kathuria highlighted the stimulating environment the conference provided for students, professionals, and healthcare workers to exchange ideas on improving patient safety procedures and crisis resource management.
Dr. Manish Kohli, Dr. Gurinder M. Vasdev, Dr. Tejinder Singh, Dr. Kent Rehfeldt, Dr. Sarah Dodd, Dr. Lauren Licatino, and Dr. Jennifer Henderson from MAYO Clinic, USA, delivered talks on the management of crisis situations in Operation theatre and ICU settings.
