2021 Curriculum learning syllabus: stage 3
Published: 24/02/2021
Resuscitation and Transfer
Stage learning outcomes
- Is able to lead the multidisciplinary team for all patients requiring resuscitation from any cause, subsequent stabilisation and post-resuscitation care
- Able to supervise inter-hospital transfers and evaluate the necessary resources for patient transfers
Key capabilities A to D
A |
Maintains resuscitation capabilities achieved in earlier stages |
B |
Identifies situations where specialist retrieval teams are required |
C |
Leads the clinical care of patients requiring retrieval/transfer |
D |
Evaluates the suitability of resuscitation, stabilisation, retrieval or transfer |
Examples of evidence
- SLEs throughout stage of training including out of hours experience.
Personal activities and reflections:
- courses and e-Learning: trauma resuscitation, transfer, adult and paediatric resuscitation.
Suggested supervision level
- 4 - should be able to manage independently with no supervisor involvement (although should inform consultant supervisor as appropriate to local protocols).
Cross links with other domains and capabilities
- Intensive Care
Key capability E
E |
Leads debrief sessions for both staff and relatives in a sensitive, compassionate and constructive manner |
Examples of evidence
- SLEs throughout stage of training including out of hours experience.
Personal activities and reflections:
- courses and e-Learning: resuscitation, human factors, breaking bad news.
Suggested supervision level
- 4 - should be able to manage independently with no supervisor involvement (although should inform consultant supervisor as appropriate to local protocols).
Cross links with other domains and capabilities
- Professional Behaviours and Communication
- Team Working
- Intensive Care
Key capabilities F & G
F |
Evaluates the wider implications of inter-hospital transfer for on-going safe hospital service delivery. |
G |
Explains the requirements for safe patient transfer by air retrieval |
Examples of evidence
- SLEs throughout stage of training including out of hours experience
Personal activities and reflections:
- courses and e-Learning: transfer.
Suggested supervision level
- not applicable.
Cross links with other domains and capabilities
- Resuscitation and Transfer
- Intensive Care
Key capability H
H |
Acts as a member of the multidisciplinary trauma team in the initial assessment and stabilisation of the multiple trauma patient and prioritise further management |
Examples of evidence
- SLEs throughout stage of training including out of hours experience.
Personal activities and reflections:
- courses and e-Learning: trauma resuscitation, transfer.
Suggested supervision level
- 4 - should be able to manage independently with no supervisor involvement (although should inform consultant supervisor as appropriate to local protocols).
Cross links with other domains and capabilities
- Resuscitation and Transfer
- General Anaesthesia
- Intensive Care