Basic surgical skills course for remote medics

[Guest guest]

Ross and Ian

Congratulations on getting this all together. It must have been a monumental

piece

of work and very time consuming for you both.

I am sure that every one on the site appreciates the time and effort you have

put

into this project.

Unfortunately I have now relocated to Perth, in Australia and can't benefit. But

good luck to all those who do.

Owen Donnelly

> Ross Boardman <ross.boardman@...> wrote:

>

> Folks,

>

> We have the first dates for the BSS course:

>

> This will be 8-10th March 2004 based at Keele

> Hall, Staffordshire UK.

>

> The total cost, non-residential, is 495 GBP per

> candidate. We can distribute maps, hotels and

> guest house details to those wanting to stay

> locally. As part of the course you will receive a

> manual, certificate of attendance and a basic

> instrument pack in a zipped case to take home with

> you.

>

> All materials and disposables on the course will

> be provided new for each run, so there will be no

> dog eared training aids or reused items.

>

> A hot and cold buffet will be provided during the

> day and tea and coffee provided in the fee.

>

> Most procedures will require you to work on your

> own, but some may have you teamed up into pairs or

> fours.

>

> There will be two instructors and a maximum of 16

> students.

>

> If you want to reserve a place, please drop me a

> note offline and I will send you a reference and a

> link for the credit card payment page where you

> can either pay a deposit (150) or the full fee

> (495). Deposits need to be made before 9th Jan

> 2004 and the remainder by 6th Feb 2004.

>

> All profits will be given to the Royal College of

> Surgeons of Edinburgh for the funding of the

> Diploma of Remote and Offshore Medicine (DipROM

> RCSEd). The College is issuing a certificate of

> attendance and CPD for each participant on the

> course.

>

> Many thanks,

>

> Ross

>

> Ross Boardman

>

> Project Manager

> Diploma of Remote and Offshore Medicine

> The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh

>

> ross.boardman@...

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Owen,

The thanks and credit go solely to Ross, I've not really been involved

at all.

Best Wishes

Ian

Re: Basic Surgical Skills course for

remote medics

Ross and Ian

Congratulations on getting this all together. It must have been a

monumental piece

of work and very time consuming for you both.

I am sure that every one on the site appreciates the time and effort you

have put

into this project.

Unfortunately I have now relocated to Perth, in Australia and can't

benefit. But

good luck to all those who do.

Owen Donnelly

> Ross Boardman <ross.boardman@...> wrote:

>

> Folks,

>

> We have the first dates for the BSS course:

>

> This will be 8-10th March 2004 based at Keele

> Hall, Staffordshire UK.

>

> The total cost, non-residential, is 495 GBP per

> candidate. We can distribute maps, hotels and

> guest house details to those wanting to stay

> locally. As part of the course you will receive a

> manual, certificate of attendance and a basic

> instrument pack in a zipped case to take home with

> you.

>

> All materials and disposables on the course will

> be provided new for each run, so there will be no

> dog eared training aids or reused items.

>

> A hot and cold buffet will be provided during the

> day and tea and coffee provided in the fee.

>

> Most procedures will require you to work on your

> own, but some may have you teamed up into pairs or

> fours.

>

> There will be two instructors and a maximum of 16

> students.

>

> If you want to reserve a place, please drop me a

> note offline and I will send you a reference and a

> link for the credit card payment page where you

> can either pay a deposit (150) or the full fee

> (495). Deposits need to be made before 9th Jan

> 2004 and the remainder by 6th Feb 2004.

>

> All profits will be given to the Royal College of

> Surgeons of Edinburgh for the funding of the

> Diploma of Remote and Offshore Medicine (DipROM

> RCSEd). The College is issuing a certificate of

> attendance and CPD for each participant on the

> course.

>

> Many thanks,

>

> Ross

>

> Ross Boardman

>

> Project Manager

> Diploma of Remote and Offshore Medicine

> The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh

>

> ross.boardman@...

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Owen,

Thanks for your kind words. It has been a fair amount of work to get the thing

up and running, but we are almost there.

If anyone interested in attending for the March run, please let me know. There

is a lot for me to book and buy in and I need to know if this is possible with

the numbers of folks that will come along.

Many thanks,

Ross

>

> From: " Ian Sharpe " <Ian@...>

> Date: 2003/12/12 Fri AM 03:04:26 GMT

> < >

> Subject: RE: Basic Surgical Skills course for remote

medics

>

> Owen,

>

> The thanks and credit go solely to Ross, I've not really been involved

> at all.

>

> Best Wishes

>

> Ian

>

> Re: Basic Surgical Skills course for

> remote medics

>

>

> Ross and Ian

>

> Congratulations on getting this all together. It must have been a

> monumental piece

> of work and very time consuming for you both.

>

> I am sure that every one on the site appreciates the time and effort you

> have put

> into this project.

>

> Unfortunately I have now relocated to Perth, in Australia and can't

> benefit. But

> good luck to all those who do.

>

> Owen Donnelly

>

>

>

> > Ross Boardman <ross.boardman@...> wrote:

> >

> > Folks,

> >

> > We have the first dates for the BSS course:

> >

> > This will be 8-10th March 2004 based at Keele

> > Hall, Staffordshire UK.

> >

> > The total cost, non-residential, is 495 GBP per

> > candidate. We can distribute maps, hotels and

> > guest house details to those wanting to stay

> > locally. As part of the course you will receive a

> > manual, certificate of attendance and a basic

> > instrument pack in a zipped case to take home with

> > you.

> >

> > All materials and disposables on the course will

> > be provided new for each run, so there will be no

> > dog eared training aids or reused items.

> >

> > A hot and cold buffet will be provided during the

> > day and tea and coffee provided in the fee.

> >

> > Most procedures will require you to work on your

> > own, but some may have you teamed up into pairs or

> > fours.

> >

> > There will be two instructors and a maximum of 16

> > students.

> >

> > If you want to reserve a place, please drop me a

> > note offline and I will send you a reference and a

> > link for the credit card payment page where you

> > can either pay a deposit (150) or the full fee

> > (495). Deposits need to be made before 9th Jan

> > 2004 and the remainder by 6th Feb 2004.

> >

> > All profits will be given to the Royal College of

> > Surgeons of Edinburgh for the funding of the

> > Diploma of Remote and Offshore Medicine (DipROM

> > RCSEd). The College is issuing a certificate of

> > attendance and CPD for each participant on the

> > course.

> >

> > Many thanks,

> >

> > Ross

> >

> > Ross Boardman

> >

> > Project Manager

> > Diploma of Remote and Offshore Medicine

> > The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh

> >

> > ross.boardman@...

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Folks,

Many thanks to everyone who confirmed their

places, everyone on the list is now accounted for.

We have 5 spare places and the deadline for

applications is the beginning of February.

The course is open to doctors, military medics,

nurses, offshore medics, paramedics and remote

medics. Total cost (non-residential) is 495 GBP

which includes three days of tuition, buffet

lunch, light refreshments, procedure manual, basic

instrument kit (reusable) and certificate of

attendance/CPD. Run dates are 8th - 10th March

2004 and the location is Keele in Staffordshire,

UK.

Syllabus is:

Use of instruments

Knot tying

Tissue handling

Skin incision

Suturing

Dissection techniques

Venous cutdown

Escharotomy and burns management

Surgical airway

Chest drain

If you would like to book one of the remaining

places, please contact me offline.

Cheers,

Ross

Basic Surgical Skills for Remote Medics

8-10th March 2004, Staffordshire, UK

http://www.remotemedics.co.uk

ross.boardman@...

[Guest guest]

Ross,

I cannot make this course due to work commitments, I would like to know if any

further courses are planned and if so when. I would like to get this course

under my belt so to say.

Cheers

Geoff

Basic surgical skills course for remote medics

Folks,

Many thanks to everyone who confirmed their

places, everyone on the list is now accounted for.

We have 5 spare places and the deadline for

applications is the beginning of February.

The course is open to doctors, military medics,

nurses, offshore medics, paramedics and remote

medics. Total cost (non-residential) is 495 GBP

which includes three days of tuition, buffet

lunch, light refreshments, procedure manual, basic

instrument kit (reusable) and certificate of

attendance/CPD. Run dates are 8th - 10th March

2004 and the location is Keele in Staffordshire,

UK.

Syllabus is:

Use of instruments

Knot tying

Tissue handling

Skin incision

Suturing

Dissection techniques

Venous cutdown

Escharotomy and burns management

Surgical airway

Chest drain

If you would like to book one of the remaining

places, please contact me offline.

Cheers,

Ross

Basic Surgical Skills for Remote Medics

8-10th March 2004, Staffordshire, UK

http://www.remotemedics.co.uk

ross.boardman@...

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[Guest guest]

Ross, I just got the email for confirming my spot in the BSS course. I'll be

there. Cheers, KJ

>From: " Ross Boardman " <ross.boardman@...>

>Reply-

> " Remote Medics " < >, " ECO "

><list@...>

>Subject: Basic surgical skills course for remote

>medics

>Date: Sat, 17 Jan 2004 17:59:43 -0000

>

>Folks,

>

>Many thanks to everyone who confirmed their

>places, everyone on the list is now accounted for.

>We have 5 spare places and the deadline for

>applications is the beginning of February.

>

>The course is open to doctors, military medics,

>nurses, offshore medics, paramedics and remote

>medics. Total cost (non-residential) is 495 GBP

>which includes three days of tuition, buffet

>lunch, light refreshments, procedure manual, basic

>instrument kit (reusable) and certificate of

>attendance/CPD. Run dates are 8th - 10th March

>2004 and the location is Keele in Staffordshire,

>UK.

>

>Syllabus is:

>

>Use of instruments

>Knot tying

>Tissue handling

>Skin incision

>Suturing

>Dissection techniques

>

>Venous cutdown

>Escharotomy and burns management

>Surgical airway

>Chest drain

>

>If you would like to book one of the remaining

>places, please contact me offline.

>

>Cheers,

>

>Ross

>

>Basic Surgical Skills for Remote Medics

>8-10th March 2004, Staffordshire, UK

>http://www.remotemedics.co.uk

>ross.boardman@...

>

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[Guest guest]

Ross is the manual commercially available like the Illustrated Guide to

Surgical Practice by ph Freidin and Vernon Marshall or a made up one for

the course? Are copies for sale outside the course?

JC

By the way happy 2004.

Basic surgical skills course for remote medics

>Folks,

>

>Many thanks to everyone who confirmed their

>places, everyone on the list is now accounted for.

>We have 5 spare places and the deadline for

>applications is the beginning of February.

>

>The course is open to doctors, military medics,

>nurses, offshore medics, paramedics and remote

>medics. Total cost (non-residential) is 495 GBP

>which includes three days of tuition, buffet

>lunch, light refreshments, procedure manual, basic

>instrument kit (reusable) and certificate of

>attendance/CPD. Run dates are 8th - 10th March

>2004 and the location is Keele in Staffordshire,

>UK.

>

>Syllabus is:

>

>Use of instruments

>Knot tying

>Tissue handling

>Skin incision

>Suturing

>Dissection techniques

>

>Venous cutdown

>Escharotomy and burns management

>Surgical airway

>Chest drain

>

>If you would like to book one of the remaining

>places, please contact me offline.

>

>Cheers,

>

>Ross

>

>Basic Surgical Skills for Remote Medics

>8-10th March 2004, Staffordshire, UK

>http://www.remotemedics.co.uk

>ross.boardman@...

>

>

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>

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>

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the list owner.

>

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>

>Please visit our website http://www.remotemedics.co.uk

>

>Regards

>

>The Remote Medics Team

>

>

[Guest guest]

DON'T FORGET THE CARLING DRIP STAINS

>From: " Rod Eglin " <rod.eglin@...>

>Reply-

>< >

>Subject: Re: Basic surgical skills course for remote

>medics

>Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2004 13:33:45 -0000

>

>

>----- Original Message -----

>From: " JOHN CARPENTER " <JOHN.CARPENTER.SNR@...>

>

>

> > Ross is the manual commercially available like the Illustrated Guide to

> > Surgical Practice by ph Freidin and Vernon Marshall or a made up one

>for

> > the course?

>

>He knocked it up in his back bedroom at lunchtime. It has sticky

>fingerprints smudges and everything. Held together with string.

>)

>

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----- Original Message -----

From: " JOHN CARPENTER " <JOHN.CARPENTER.SNR@...>

> Ross is the manual commercially available like the Illustrated Guide to

> Surgical Practice by ph Freidin and Vernon Marshall or a made up one

for

> the course?

He knocked it up in his back bedroom at lunchtime. It has sticky

fingerprints smudges and everything. Held together with string.

)