Division of Surgery and Interventional Science (D16) Division of Surgery and Interventional Sciences The Division of Surgery and Interventional Science is one of six Divisions and Institutes located within the UCL Faculty of Medical Sciences. The Division integrates basic, translational and clinical research through academic and clinical collaborations both within and outside of UCL with NHS Trusts (including University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH), the Royal Free Hampstead NHS Trust, the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust (RNOH), and Whittington Health), the Department of Health, the Northwick Park Institute for Medical Research and the Royal Veterinary College. Cross-faculty research within UCL is vital to the mission of the Division. The Division considers research and teaching of equal importance and fosters a culture of synergy, where pioneering research should inform the provision of teaching. Having each of the Division’s research themes physically located at a partner hospital allows for students to work and study directly alongside scientists and clinicians, offering an enhanced research and teaching experience. The Division is fully committed to creating and sustaining an environment where research and teaching excellence are fostered and celebrated - this will be an integral element to our success. FOR ALL QUERIES PLEASE USE THE CONTACT TABS FOUND IN EACH OF THE INDIVIDUAL COURSES/CONFERENCES AND PRODUCTS, PLEASE ONLY CONTACT THE ONLINE STORE DIRECTLY IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING PAYMENT DIFFICULTIES. Division of Surgery and Interventional Science (D16)D16 Advanced Recovery Room Care 15 Credits Bearing Short CourseDescriptionSix-month level 7 postgraduate course in Recovery Room Care for registered healthcare practitioners working in perioperative care.
This course is designed to provide aspiring and entry-level Recovery Practitioners with the baseline skills and knowledge needed to work in this speciality area.
It covers relevant assessments and interventions in the immediate post-operative period, as well as emergencies that may occur within the perioperative period.
It has been carefully mapped from the published curricula from the College of Operating Department Practitioners (CODP) and the British Anaesthetic & Recovery Nurses Association (BARNA). https://www.ucl.ac.uk/short-courses/search-courses/advanced-recovery-room-care
D16 Post Operative Care of The High Risk Patient 15 Credits Bearing Short CourseDescriptionSix-month level 7 postgraduate course in Post-operative Care of the High-Risk Patient for registered healthcare practitioners working in perioperative care.
This course is designed to created to support practitioners to deliver safe and effective post-operative care in areas such as a Post-Anaesthesia Care Unit (PACU).
The level of care in PACU is usually between ward and intensive care, catering for higher-risk patients in their most vulnerable period after surgery. The course covers relevant assessments and interventions in the immediate post-operative period taking into consideration enhanced recovery principles, risk mitigation, and specialised post-operative care across different surgical specialities. https://www.ucl.ac.uk/short-courses/search-courses/post-operative-care-high-risk-patient
D16 The Professional Assistant in Anaesthesia 15 Credits Bearing Short CourseDescriptionSix-month level 7 postgraduate course on Anaesthetic Practice for registered healthcare practitioners working in operating theatres, under the supervision of an experienced anaesthetic practitioner.
This course has been designed to support registered healthcare practitioners as they develop the skills needed to work as an Anaesthetic Practitioner. It has been built with adherence to all relevant professional curricula (BARNA, PCC, CODP, AfPP) and has been previously accredited by RCN.
Throughout the course, students will explore the role through various chapters, combining theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience in an anaesthetic setting under the guidance of an anaesthetic practitioner. They will also complete a clinical practice portfolio and a timed online multiple choice questionnaire. https://www.ucl.ac.uk/short-courses/search-courses/professional-assistant-anaesthesia
D16 The Professional Surgical First Assistant 15 Credits Bearing Short CourseDescriptionSix-month level 7 postgraduate course on Surgical First Assistant for registered healthcare practitioners working in operating theatres, under the supervision and mentorship of a named consultant surgeon.
This course is designed to help registered healthcare practitioners acquire the necessary skills for the role of a Surgical First Assistant (SFA). As an SFA, you'll provide dedicated assistance to the operating surgeon during procedures, without performing surgical interventions yourself. Our course aligns with professional curricula such as AfPP, PCC, RCSEng, and RCSEd, and follows the AfPP SFA toolkit.
Throughout the course, you will explore the role through various chapters, combining theoretical knowledge with hands-on experience in a surgical setting under the guidance of a consultant surgeon. You will also complete a clinical practice portfolio and a timed online multiple choice questionnaire. https://www.ucl.ac.uk/short-courses/search-courses/professional-surgical-first-assistant
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