Aims / Purpose: To strengthen clinicians' knowledge and confidence in identifying and managing common oncology and haematology emergencies using evidence-based frameworks to support safe, timely and consistent patient care.

  • Nov 13
    Fri 8:30 AM - Fri 5:00 PM Dunedin
    • Free
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Description

Desired Learning Outcomes:
• Recognise key signs of acute oncology/haematology emergencies.
• Apply eviQ/UKONS assessment tools and escalation pathways.
• Understand management principles for neutropenic sepsis, tumour lysis, spinal cord compression, hypercalcaemia, immunotherapy toxicities, Disseminated intravascular Coagulation DIC and catastrophic bleeding.
• Demonstrate teamwork and crisis management in anaphylaxis simulation
Content:
Short presentations, case discussions and simulation covering assessment frameworks, acute oncological emergencies, immunotherapy reactions, vascular access issues, Disseminated intravascular Coagulation (DIC), catastrophic bleeds, and anaphylaxis.

Amy Suddaby

Amy.suddaby@southerndhb.govt.nz

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