Two unique courses
Blockit One Day Workshop
An intensive one day course for beginners. Engross yourself from 9 to 5 for an
intensive one day workshop and understand the fundamentals of ultrasound
machines , needles and catheters. Review anatomy and sonoanatomy of upper limb,
lower limb, thorax, spine and abdomen . Learn scanning techniques and practice
on live models . With a low
participant to faculty ratio you are guaranteed to get plenty of hands
on experience and intensive one to one tuition. Please find the details of our latest workshop here. For dates and venues of our future workshops leave your details here
Blockit One2One - Training people on people
If you are familiar with the fundamentals of ultrasound guided regional anaesthesia Blockit one2one is the the course for you. This is a unique programme offering you to learn and do ultrasound guided regional anaesthesia techniques with a true hands on experience for two days. Hands on , meaning you do all the blocks for two days under our supervision on real patients. We offer you a Honorary contract for the duration of the course. Engage yourself in a high turnover orthopaedic and ambulatory centre at Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust. There are a lot of reasons we created this programme. The traditional " see one, do one, teach one " method of teaching or practising on models and dummies may not be just enough to practice advanced regional anaesthetic techniques . We truly believe that the experience is unique and you get far more than you could get from attending a one day or two day seminar. When you arrive in Hull for Blockit one2one you can forget lectures and watching blocks being done, instead you will be doing the full spectrum of blocks on real patients , in clinical settings, under our guidance. We have been doing ultrasound guided blocks , continuous perineural catheter techniques and ambulatory catheters for over five years . So expect to do a variety of blocks from basic , intermediate to advanced blocks including continuous catheter techniques. So if you wish to improve your techniques in a short duration of time and make an impact on your regional anaesthetic techniques this is the place to be. We believe the that the educational use of phantoms or computer simulations to teach invasive procedures may be helpful but falls short of the physical reality of an actual human patient. I encourage you to get in touch and learn more about this unique programme . I am confident you will want to join us in Hull for a couple of days. A revolutionary course, for the first time in the UK.
