The "Mechanical Ventilation & Difficult Airways and Procedures in ED" course is designed to equip healthcare professionals working in emergency departments (ED) with the essential knowledge and skills to manage critically ill patients requiring mechanical ventilation and those with difficult airways.

1. Mechanical Ventilation Basics: The course covers the principles and practical aspects of mechanical ventilation, including indications, modes, settings, and troubleshooting.
2. Difficult Airway Management: Participants will learn strategies for identifying and managing difficult airways, including the use of advanced airway devices and techniques.
3. Procedural Skills: The course includes hands-on training in critical procedures such as endotracheal intubation, cricothyrotomy, and the use of laryngeal mask airways.
4. Case-Based Learning: Real-life case scenarios are used to enhance decision-making skills and prepare participants for high-stakes situations in the ED.
5. Expert Instructors: Led by experienced emergency physicians and respiratory therapists, the course provides practical insights and up-to-date practices in airway management and mechanical ventilation.
6. This course is ideal for emergency medicine physicians, critical care specialists, anesthetists, and other healthcare providers involved in airway management and mechanical ventilation in emergency settings.