Harvard 2025 Principles of Critical Care Medicine for Non-Intensive Care Specialists (Videos + PDFs)

Format: 13 Videos + 67 PDFs

File size: 83476 MB

📍Engage in interactive sessions and explore instructive clinical cases with audience-response questions, all led by renowned experts. Recordings of all live-streamed sessions will be available for immediate online viewing at your convenience.

This comprehensive course from Harvard Medical School is designed for physicians and healthcare providers who care for critically ill patients but are not formally trained in intensive care medicine. The 2025 edition provides the latest updates, practical strategies, and evidence-based guidance to help non-intensivists deliver safe and effective care in critical care settings.

Led by distinguished Harvard faculty and expert clinicians, the course emphasizes practical knowledge that can be applied immediately in hospital wards, emergency departments, and perioperative settings.

👨‍⚕️ 👩🏾‍⚕️ What You’ll Learn 💯:

• Principles of ventilator management, oxygen delivery, and fluid resuscitation.

• Early recognition and management of sepsis, shock, and acute organ failure.

• Evidence-based approaches to critical care cardiology, pulmonary emergencies, and neurological crises.

• Practical strategies for airway management, sedation, pain control, and infection prevention.

• Updates on best practices in perioperative critical care and management of complex comorbidities.

• Ethical and communication challenges in critical care, including end-of-life decisions and family discussions.

 🗒 Key Features:

• Comprehensive coverage tailored for non-intensive care specialists.

• Practical, case-based teaching designed to support real-world clinical decision-making.

• Access to structured learning materials in PDF format for review and reference.

• Content developed and delivered by Harvard’s leading critical care experts.

This program is an invaluable resource for hospitalists, internists, anesthesiologists, emergency physicians, surgeons, and all healthcare providers responsible for the acute management of seriously ill patients.

👩🏼‍💻🧑🏾‍💻 Who Should Attend

• Emergency Medicine Physicians
• Hospitalists and Nocturnists at community hospitals
• Family Practitioners
• Critical Care Physicians
• Cardiologists
• Obstetricians-Gynecologists
• Surgeons
• Anesthesiologists
• Physician Associates
• Nurse Practitioners
• Nurses
• Pharmacists
• Health care professionals who are commonly involved in the care of critically ill patients in intensive care settings