Professionals.
Overview of equipment and medications that would be required to treat a patient in the first thirty minutes or so of a medical emergency happens in outpatient facility setup.
Clarify inventory checklist and inspection requirements to ensure compliance with regulatory requirement.
Identify mandatory emergency medications and equipment to be available in crash carts scope of services offered by the health facility
Strengthen emergency preparedness and safety culture in healthcare organizations
Strengthen healthcare professional’s knowledge of life support certification requirements
This lecture will present an overview of equipment and medications that would be required to treat a patient in the first thirty minutes or so of a medical emergency
It will provides information on:
Hidden issues that could contribute to patient safety events
It will strengthen healthcare professional’s knowledge of life support certification requirements based on scope of practice/services.
Chapters
Introduction
Crash Cart-related Safety Events
Crash Cart Locations
Contents of Crash Carts
Staff training & Education Needs
Managing Crash Carts Risks
Dr. Kayali is an accomplished professional with vast experience in health regulation, hospital operations management, and facilities regulations to name a few. Dr. Oussama Kayali is a medical doctor with MBA in Hospital Management from Danub University – Austria, Dr. Kayali is a surveyor with the Australian Council of Healthcare Standards (ACHS) since 2008 years and worked between 2017 – 2019 as a Middle East representative for ACHS International. Earlier, he was working as a Projects Manager with Bin Haider Healthcare Services and leading four healthcare projects at different design/construction stages.
Between 2015 - 2017 Dr. Kayali was appointed as Consultant & Head of Regulation Section in the Health Regulation Department, Dubai Health Authority (DHA). During that time, he leads the development of 16 new DHA health regulations, standards, and guidelines including Bariatric Surgery, Oncology, Telehealth, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, and Sleep Laboratory. Dr. Kayali was also the inventor of the DHA Weyak initiative aiming to improve the inspection model of health facilities.
Earlier he was the Operations Director, at Burjeel Hospital for Advanced Surgery in Dubai for two years, where he was instrumental in the hospital's operational activities and served on numerous committees which contributed to achieving the hospital's many international and local excellence programs including Specialty Hospital of the Year by World Health Tourism Congress in August 2014.