Trainings

This course will address the indications, types, and different insertion locations for a central venous catheter.

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A Comprehensive Online Course on Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) and Treatment Options.

Learn essential techniques, including what a peripheral catheter is, blind cannulation procedures, and ultrasound-guided cannulation. This comprehensive training ensures that you become proficient in IV catheter insertion.

This course will address the different types of arteriovenous fistulas (AVF), endo-AVFs and arteriovenous grafts (AVG).
You will learn how to perform a clinical examination to search for complications, and assess maturation.
Furthermore, complications and how to manage them will be explained.

This course will address the indications, types, and different insertion locations for a central venous catheter.

iMEP will host another in-person expert class on Continuing Education in Dialysis Catheter Care for doctors with a high-level plenary session, hands-on practice on different phantoms, and case presentations.

This course will address the indications, types, and different insertion locations for a central venous catheter.

Implementing the buttonhole technique on your department requires a good protocol and organizational preparation. During this training you will learn how to organize this implementation effectively.

This course will address the difference between blind cannulation and echo-guided cannulation and the utility and purpose of echography, during this you will learn the all B-mode settings to create a clear image and the possibilities and handling of the echo probe to obtain a desired ultrasound image and perform an ultrasound guided cannulation.

This course will address the principles of ultrasound, echo waves, the doppler effect and the creation of an image. You will learn to use color doppler settings to create a clear image. It explains assessing AV-Fistula maturation and detecting AV-Fistula complications using ultrasound.

This specialized training provides healthcare professionals with the practical Doppler ultrasound skills required to assess arteriovenous fistulas and grafts with greater accuracy and confidence.

This course will address the indications, types, and different insertion locations for a central venous catheter.

This course will address the different types of arteriovenous fistulas (AVF), endo-AVFs and arteriovenous grafts (AVG).
You will learn how to perform a clinical examination to search for complications, and assess maturation.
Furthermore, complications and how to manage them will be explained.

Implementing the buttonhole technique on your department requires a good protocol and organizational preparation. During this training you will learn how to organize this implementation effectively.

This course will address the difference between blind cannulation and echo-guided cannulation and the utility and purpose of echography, during this you will learn the all B-mode settings to create a clear image and the possibilities and handling of the echo probe to obtain a desired ultrasound image and perform an ultrasound guided cannulation.

Arteriovenous fistula (AVF) cannulation is a critical skill in haemodialysis care and plays a major role in treatment safety, effectiveness, and patient comfort. This training provides a structured introduction to the fundamental principles, techniques, and best practices required for safe and successful fistula cannulation.

Implementing the buttonhole technique on your department requires a good protocol and organizational preparation. During this training you will learn how to organize this implementation effectively.

This course will address the difference between blind cannulation and echo-guided cannulation and the utility and purpose of echography, during this you will learn the all B-mode settings to create a clear image and the possibilities and handling of the echo probe to obtain a desired ultrasound image and perform an ultrasound guided cannulation.

Arteriovenous fistula (AVF) cannulation is a critical skill in haemodialysis care and plays a major role in treatment safety, effectiveness, and patient comfort. This training provides a structured introduction to the fundamental principles, techniques, and best practices required for safe and successful fistula cannulation.

This course will address the indications, types, and different insertion locations for a central venous catheter.

This course will address the principles of ultrasound, echo waves, the doppler effect and the creation of an image. You will learn to use color doppler settings to create a clear image. It explains assessing AV-Fistula maturation and detecting AV-Fistula complications using ultrasound.

This specialized training provides healthcare professionals with the practical Doppler ultrasound skills required to assess arteriovenous fistulas and grafts with greater accuracy and confidence.

This course will address the different types of arteriovenous fistulas (AVF), endo-AVFs and arteriovenous grafts (AVG).
You will learn how to perform a clinical examination to search for complications, and assess maturation.
Furthermore, complications and how to manage them will be explained.

The hollow fiber dialyzer
You use this disposable dialyzer to treat your patient daily and, of course, throw it away afterwards.
A dialyzer is, however, also a marriage between medicine, science, and… art!

This course will address the difference between blind cannulation and echo-guided cannulation and the utility and purpose of echography, during this you will learn the all B-mode settings to create a clear image and the possibilities and handling of the echo probe to obtain a desired ultrasound image and perform an ultrasound guided cannulation.

This course will address the different types of arteriovenous fistulas (AVF), endo-AVFs and arteriovenous grafts (AVG).
You will learn how to perform a clinical examination to search for complications, and assess maturation.
Furthermore, complications and how to manage them will be explained.

Arteriovenous fistula (AVF) cannulation is a critical skill in haemodialysis care and plays a major role in treatment safety, effectiveness, and patient comfort. This training provides a structured introduction to the fundamental principles, techniques, and best practices required for safe and successful fistula cannulation.

Implementing the buttonhole technique on your department requires a good protocol and organizational preparation. During this training you will learn how to organize this implementation effectively.

This course will address the principles of ultrasound, echo waves, the doppler effect and the creation of an image. You will learn to use color doppler settings to create a clear image. It explains assessing AV-Fistula maturation and detecting AV-Fistula complications using ultrasound.

This specialized training provides healthcare professionals with the practical Doppler ultrasound skills required to assess arteriovenous fistulas and grafts with greater accuracy and confidence.

This course will address the indications, types, and different insertion locations for a central venous catheter.