Emergency Medicine Early Warning System (EMEWS)

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Learn to recognise, record, and respond to early signs of patient deterioration using the Emergency Medicine Early Warning System (EMEWS). Ideal for healthcare professionals in Emergency Departments and Acute Floors.

5 Modules1 hour
€169€0
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Emergency Medicine Early Warning System (EMEWS)

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Record, track, and trend vital signs and clinical observations in the EMEWS Chart.
  • Identify the purpose of the Patient Specific Monitoring Plan for recording vital signs and planning escalation.
  • Recognise early signs of a deteriorating patient.
  • Escalate care appropriately using the ISBAR communication tool.
  • Complete an event log for patients requiring escalation of care.

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Training Overview

  • What is EMEWS?
  • EMEWS is a system, not a score
  • Using the EMEWS Chart
  • Escalation
  • Summary
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Frequently asked questions

The course covers the EMEWS framework, monitoring vital signs, using the EMEWS chart, recognising clinical deterioration, escalation of care, and effective communication using the ISBAR tool.

Yes, you will receive a certification upon successful completion of the EMEWS course.

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Yes, this course is suitable for doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals working in emergency and acute care settings managing undiagnosed adult patients.