Prehospital ECPR course
First PreHospital ECPR congress
7-8 June 2027: Take part in an intensive and interactive course designed for a small group of participants. Maximum 40 participants with 10 simulation stations. The course will be the same as used in the initial ECPR training of the OnScene trial. Lunch on both days and diner on Monday is included. Hotel is not included.
Costs:
3.950 euro
9-10 June 2027: Join up to 400 healthcare professionals for an international congress featuring an engaging scientific programme, inspiring speakers and opportunities to meet and exchange experiences with colleagues. Lunch on both days and diner on Wednesday is included. Hotel is not included.
Costs:
- physician: 850 euro
- Non-physician: 450 euro
Individual participant:
Attending together as a Medical Specialist and Nurse?
Use the joint registration form to receive a discount of 2.000 euro. To receive this, register both participants at the same time.
OnScene is published!
The word is out!!!! The OnScene trial is published in the New England Journal of Medicine. See the infographic below.
What does this mean for families, bystanders, HEMS personnel? See also the video about the people behind the figures.
Behind these results are patients, families and healthcare professionals. What does prehospital ECPR mean for them, and what does it take to bring this advanced treatment directly to the patient?
Mission
Extracorporeal CardioPulmonary Resuscitation (ECPR), as rescue therapy for refractory out-of-Hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA), can improve outcome. In order to reduce low-flow time, the 4 Dutch Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) will be equipped with ECMO. The aim is to achive ECMO bloodflow 30-35 min after dispatch in patients with refractory OHCA, covering the entire area of The Netherlands.
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