Join Us for our MERITS Workshop: Mastering Emergency Response Interventions for TBI and SCA


02/06/2024

Attention all emergency responders and healthcare professionals!

The highly anticipated MERITS workshop is just around the corner, bringing cutting-edge strategies for handling critical emergencies straight to your fingertips.

Are you prepared to tackle the most critical emergencies? Elevate your skills and knowledge at MERITS, a dynamic two-day workshop focused on prehospital care during Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

2024 MERITS Workshop Flyer (external link)

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What to Expect:

Dive deep into best practices for resuscitating and managing patients in time-sensitive emergencies.

Explore the latest scientific findings on OHCA and TBI, bridging the gap between research and field practices.

Engage in hands-on skills practice and realistic simulations to enhance individual proficiency and team coordination.

 

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Workshop Details:

Date: April 25th (8:00am-5:00pm) & April 26th (8:00am-12:00pm)

Location: UTHealth Houston Cizik School of Nursing (external link)

 

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Complimentary Meals:

Enjoy complimentary breakfast and lunch provided to all participants, ensuring you stay energized and focused throughout the workshop.

 

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Who Should Attend:

Emergency responders, healthcare professionals, and anyone involved in prehospital care seeking to sharpen their skills and stay at the forefront of emergency interventions.

 

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Limited Spots Available:

Secure your spot today and take your emergency response capabilities to the next level! Register (external link) now to reserve your place at MERITS.

 

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Contact Us:

For inquiries or registration, reach out to Byron “Tony” Harrison at [email protected]

 

Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your expertise in managing critical emergencies. Join us at MERITS and become a master of emergency response interventions!