A doctor's communication and interpersonal skills encompass the ability to gather information in order to facilitate accurate diagnosis, counsel appropriately, give therapeutic instructions, and establish caring relationships with patients. Effective doctor-patient communication is a central clinical function in building a therapeutic doctor-patient relationship, which is the heart and art of medicine.
The aim of this course is to improve the ability of pediatrics residents to communicate effectively with their patient and health care team.
CSSC has the right to reschedule the course for any suitable date if the course not full -no refund-
Course Description:
This course and workshop intended for physicians (Non-Anesthesiologists) who are looking for certification in PSA as a prerequisite of their professional license as well as the hospital accreditation process.
Online Course
Learning Objectives:
Upon conclusion of this program, participants should be able to:
Understand “Sedation Continuum”
Prepare patients for PSA
Identifying a high-risk patient
Perform sedation safely and effectively adhering to the regulatory guideline.
Plan for and address special patients' needs and appropriately respond to emergency situations.
Titrating sedatives and analgesics based on pharmacologic characteristics
Techniques and routes of sedation.
Monitoring effectively
Assessing the patient for responsiveness, airway, ventilation, oxygenation, and circulation.
Rescuing a patient from deeper-than-intended sedation
Monitor patients during post-sedation recovery to ensure safe emergence from sedation.
CSSC has the right to reschedule the course for any suitable date if the course not full -no refund-
Course Description:
This course and workshop intended for physicians (Non-Anesthesiologists) who are looking for certification in PSA as a prerequisite of their professional license as well as the hospital accreditation process.
Part One: ONLINE SESSIONJUNE 18, 2025 (4PM-6PM)
Part Two: HANDS-ON SESSION JUNE 19, 2025 (START FROM 9 AM)
Learning Objectives:
Upon conclusion of this program, participants should be able to:
Understand “Sedation Continuum”
Prepare patients for PSA
Identifying a high-risk patient
Perform sedation safely and effectively adhering to the regulatory guideline.
Plan for and address special patients' needs and appropriately respond to emergency situations.
Titrating sedatives and analgesics based on pharmacologic characteristics
Techniques and routes of sedation.
Monitoring effectively
Assessing the patient for responsiveness, airway, ventilation, oxygenation, and circulation.
Rescuing a patient from deeper-than-intended sedation
Monitor patients during post-sedation recovery to ensure safe emergence from sedation.
Discharge patients appropriately after recovery.
Understand “PSA/Moderate Sedation Ladder”
Kindly note that the CSSC has the right to reschedule the hands on session if the number of participants is less than 6.
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