On-demand: featuring presentation and speaker Q&A: Immerse yourself in this inspiring one-hour webinar for emergency and urgent care professionals who are pursuing solutions to alleviate service pressures.
This webinar will explore your approach to achieving a streamlined front door, highlight practical steps to overcome A&E admission challenges and focus on collaborating effectively with other services to redirect patient flow. Don’t miss out on this free learning experience to improve your emergency department service.
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1 hour Continuing Professional Development: free webinar designed for NHS professionals
Providing a learning environment where you will hear practical guidance on overcoming A&E admission challenges. Benefit from the experience of your webinar leader, Stevan Brujins and discover:
Support and guidance for you in your own time
Developed with convenience in mind: this 1-hour webinar offers fresh insights into tackling patient flow complications. Benefit from:
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Introduction
Stevan Bruijns, Consultant Emergency Medicine, Somerset NHS Foundation Trust and Clinical Advisor, UEC Bundle Implementation, NHSE Southwest
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Meeting the demands on emergency care: incorporating a ‘get it right first time’ approach
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Questions and answers with Stevan Bruijns
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First-hand speaker experience
Benefit from the inspiring experience of your webinar leader to enhance your approach to redirecting patient flow in your ED:
Dr Stevan Bruijns MB ChB, DipPEC, MPhil, PhD, FRCEM is a South African/ British emergency physician (dual trained). His interests include quality improvement, emergency care development and research access in African low-resourced settings. Stevan is a person of action and like for things he does to be useful to others. He has worked in a number of settings, including resource-rich and resource-poor ones. Stevan currently works at Yeovil District Hospital in Somerset, UK. He is also a specialty advisor for NHSE Southwest's urgent care team as well as the CQC's urgent care team. Stevan was the chief editor of the African Journal of Emergency Medicine, and served on the Royal College of Emergency Medicine's Global Emergency Medicine committee.
