Seminar dan Workshop dengan tema “Manajemen Kegawatdaruratan Medis Pada Pasien : Henti Jantung, Henti Napas dan Penanganannya”

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Fakultas Ilmu Kesehatan pada hari Rabu tanggal 01 Mei 2019  Himpunan Mahasiswa Program Studi S1 Keperawatan (HM-PSIK) periode 2018/2019 mengadakan acara Seminar dan Workshop dengan tema “Manajemen Kegawatdaruratan Medis Pada Pasien : Henti Jantung, Henti Napas dan Penanganannya”  Keperawatan di Gedung BPSDM Hukum dan HAM  (Jl. Raya Gandul No.4 Rt/Rw 06 , Gandul Cinere, Kota  Depok Jawa Barat). Acara ini dihadiri oleh 233 peserta dari berbagai instansi. Berdasarkan jumlah peserta yang hadir, maka target peserta Seminar dan Workshop Keperawatan mencapai 90 %.

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Seminar dimulai yaitu penyampaian materi yang terlebih dahulu dibuka oleh Moderator yaitu Ade Fathur Ridhoi. Materi pertama disampaikan oleh Ns. Tatang Sutisna, S.Kep.,M.Kep dengan materi “Dilema Ethiolegal in Emergency”. Materi selanjutnya yaitu materi mengenai “Triase : Penentuan Prioritas Pasien Gawat Darurat Henti Jantung & Henti Napas” yang disampaikan oleh Ns. Welas Riyanto, S.Kep. M.Kep. Sp.Kep.MB. Materi selanjutnya disampaikan oleh Ns. Arief Wahyudi J, M.Kep tentang “Penatalaksanaan Kegawatdaruratan Medis Pada Pasien Henti Jantung & Henti Napas”.
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Dilanjutkan Workshop “Penatalaksanaan Kegawatdaruratan Medis Prehospital berbasis ITLS (Internasional Trauma Life Support) pada Pasien : Henti Jantung, Henti Napas” disampaikan oleh Ns. Arief Wahyudi J, M.Kep.

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55 comments on “Seminar dan Workshop dengan tema “Manajemen Kegawatdaruratan Medis Pada Pasien : Henti Jantung, Henti Napas dan Penanganannya””

  49. This seminar and workshop on managing medical emergencies like cardiac and respiratory arrest sounds incredibly valuable for healthcare professionals. The focus on both theoretical knowledge, including ethical dilemmas and triage, and practical application through the ITLS-based workshop is excellent. It’s great to see such a high turnout of 233 participants, indicating a strong interest in improving emergency care.

  50. This seminar and workshop on managing medical emergencies like cardiac and respiratory arrest sounds incredibly valuable for healthcare professionals. The focus on triase and prehospital management using ITLS principles is particularly important for effective patient care.

  51. This seminar and workshop on managing medical emergencies like cardiac and respiratory arrest sounds incredibly valuable for healthcare professionals. The focus on both theoretical knowledge, like ethical dilemmas and triage, and practical application through workshops like ITLS is crucial for effective prehospital care.

  52. This seminar and workshop on managing medical emergencies like cardiac and respiratory arrest sounds incredibly valuable for healthcare professionals. The focus on both theoretical knowledge and practical application, especially with the ITLS-based prehospital management, is crucial for improving patient outcomes.

  53. This seminar and workshop on medical emergency management for cardiac and respiratory arrest sounds incredibly valuable. It’s great to see such a high turnout and a comprehensive program covering ethical dilemmas, triage, and prehospital management. The focus on ITLS principles for prehospital care is particularly important.

  54. This seminar and workshop on managing medical emergencies like cardiac and respiratory arrest sounds incredibly valuable for healthcare professionals. The focus on both theoretical knowledge and practical application, especially with the ITLS-based workshop, must have provided attendees with crucial skills. It’s great to see such comprehensive training being offered to improve patient care in critical situations.

  55. This seminar and workshop on medical emergency management for cardiac and respiratory arrest sounds incredibly valuable for healthcare professionals. The topics covered, from ethical dilemmas to triage and pre-hospital ITLS, are crucial for effective patient care in critical situations.

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