Customized course for clinics

Treatment in the clinic is considered community care. Often, the clinic staff will decide that further treatment in the hospital is necessary and direct the patient to be evacuated to the emergency room. Evacuation is carried out depending on the severity of the medical condition and can be done by the patient and his family or by ambulance.

It is very important to know the follow-up treatments and how they are carried out so that the clinic staff can prepare the patient for what is expected of them. However, most clinic staff are not familiar with the follow-up treatment in the hospital and do not know how to properly prepare the patient for the continuation of the treatment process.

At Paramedical, we provide training and workshops to clinics on a variety of medical conditions and teach about continued treatment and performance in the emergency room.

The training is provided by paramedics who work as physician assistants in the various emergency rooms and are an integral part of the treatment in the emergency rooms. In addition, all instructors have a rich background in training medical teams, and the training is experiential and interesting.

The purpose of the training is to familiarize the clinic staff with the triage work, the tests that are conducted, and the follow-up treatments.

After the training, the clinic staff will become familiar with the way the emergency room works and the methods of treating the medical condition at the hospital level.

Customized training can be provided according to the type of emergency situations needed for each clinic.

Below is a partial list of common emergency situations that clinics ask to be aware of:

Abdominal emergencies
- Abdominal pain of gastrointestinal origin
- Appendicitis
- Gallstones
Respiratory emergencies
- Asthma attack
- COPD exacerbation
- Pulmonary edema
General emergencies
- Anaphylaxis
- Stroke
- Sepsis

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