Effective Rehabilitation for Patients after Critical Care (Nov, 2018)

Effective Rehabilitation for Patients after Critical Care is organized by SBK Healthcare Events and will be held on Nov 28, 2018 at De Vere Venues Colmore Gate, Birmingham, England, United Kingdom.

The target audience for this medical event is Critical Care: Managers, Lead Nurses, Charge Nurses, Practice Nurses, Matrons, Practitioners and Consultants, Outreach: Nurses, Therapists and Managers Follow-up: Therapists, Nurses and Project Managers, Education: Facilitators, Leads, Practitioners, Therapists: Speech and language therapists, Physiotherapists and Occupational Therapists.

Conference Description:
This conference will bring together RaCI professionals from across critical care to share new ideas and discuss best practice methods for ensuring that patients have the necessary support and access to effective services throughout their rehabilitation pathway. This dedicated forum will provide experienced insight into how trusts can improve on their critical care rehabilitation services, develop follow-up clinics and rehab groups and enhanced cognitive function in the critical care unit, whilst reaching and maintaining quality standards.

This conference will provide you with brand new insights and ideas. Take them back to your critical care rehab team to drive forward your service and improve patient experiences. Utilise this national networking opportunity to share best practice approaches with your NHS colleagues and benchmark your service against the national picture. You will leave this NHS conference with a plan to drive forward your RaCI service and new contacts to share your journey with going forward.

Conference Objectives:
• Develop effective critical care follow-up
• Deliver constructive psychological and cognitive support
• Provide peer-to-peer support groups
• Build your MDT
• Drive forward online tools and innovations to support patients and families
• Implement processes and procedures to meet national guidelines
• Tackle building and educating your multidisciplinary team
• Ensure patients’ rehab pathways are individual and in place from admission to discharge

Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.