Post-Symposium Workshops

18 AUGUST 2025

Emergency Neurological Life Support (ENLS)

Time

0800 – 1730

Venue

Ng Teng Fong Centre for Healthcare Innovation, Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore

Introduction
Emergency Neurological Life Support (ENLS) aims to improve patient care and outcomes during the critical first hours following neurological emergencies. ENLS promotes a collaborative, multi-disciplinary approach using a consistent set of protocols, practical checklists, decision points, and suggested communication to use during patient management. This course covers 14 protocols developed by Neurocritical Care Society.

Objectives

Understand the specific clinical needs of patients in the early phases of neurological and neurosurgical emergencies.
Meet these needs by standardising the management using ENLS protocols.
Use of checklists to address important clinical points.
Use of checklists to improve handovers.
General Critical Care (e.g. airway and ventilation, pharmacotherapy).

Target Participants

Healthcare professionals from Emergency, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Internal Medicine and Critical Care who manage critically ill patients with acute neurological emergencies.

Faculty

Tan Tock Seng Hospital, Singapore

Dr Chong Shang Yee
Dr Chew Mei Fang
Ms Liu Qingna
Dr Wong Yu-Lin

National Neuroscience Institute, Singapore

Dr Joanna Pearly Ti
Dr Yu Wai-Yung

Participants Number
50

Cost per pax
SGD 436 – Nurse, EMT, and Allied Health Professional
SGD 436 – Resident and MO
SGD 654 – Specialist as registered with SMC or equivalent professional body

Registration
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18 – 19 AUGUST 2025

Current Concepts in Critical Care

Time

0830 – 1700

Venue

Ng Teng Fong General Hospital, Singapore

Introduction
Current Concepts in Critical Care is a 2-full day course designed for the advanced trainees and consultants in Intensive Care, Emergency Medicine or Anaesthesia. The course focuses on in-depth discussions about complex problems/situations that clinicians encounter in their daily practice in critical care. The discussions are facilitated in small groups with major emphasis on interactive learning. There will be a total of 8 modules each run by two experts in that particular field. The material learnt will provide an excellent primer for those doing fellowship examinations, or it could be an advanced refresher for the practising clinician.

Objectives

A Deep dive into 8 topics, starting from clinical cases to current evidence an in-depth review over 2 days with 2 experts covering each topic.

Burns-Early management including fluids, airway, and long-term wound infections
ARDS- Case-based discussion covering Proning, ventilatory management, including discussion about Protective lung ventilation and PEEP
Infectious Diseases- Case-based discussion. MRO and Antibiotic choices.
Neurocritical care-Case based discussion: SAH, Head Injury, High ICP.
Hepatology- Liver Failure and Post-Liver transplant care.
Tracheostomy- Emergencies, Obstruction, Bleeding, Practical management using Mannequin.
Vascular Emergencies-Ischemic Limb and Aortic Emergencies
Trauma- Case based discussion about poly trauma, resuscitation evidence and recommendations.

Target Participants

Advanced Trainees/Consultants in ICM, ED and Anaesthesia

Lead Faculty (Local)