What is a SAFE Paediatrics course
The SAFE Paediatrics course was originally designed to be delivered to anaesthesia providers in low and middle-income countries. In 2019, to fulfil a local need for paediatric anaesthesia training, the manual and course were significantly modified to suit anaesthetists in Great Britain and Ireland.
This course is aimed to provide introductory or refresher training for anaesthetists covering the essential management of paediatric elective surgical patients and also for commonly occurring situations within paediatric emergency and critical care.
For more information and to view past programmes see our dedicated SAFE Paediatric courses page.
About this seminar
After continued success, the SAFE Paediatrics course will run in Wessex on Monday 29 and Tuesday 30 September 2025 at Sim Centre, Castle Lane East, Bournemouth, BH7 7DW.
Don't miss the opportunity to gain CPD local to you!
Lectures include:
• Recognition and management of the sick child
• Cardiac Abnormalities in Children
Hands-on workshops include:
• Difficult airway management
• Paediatric resuscitation
Intended audience
This course is suitable for occasional paediatric anaesthetists & anaesthetic trainees. Over the two-days, you will learn about the basic concepts in paediatric anaesthesia, focusing on UK paediatric anaesthesia practice and common scenarios faced by anaesthetists in well-resourced environments.Discounted rate:
Hospitals within the Wessex Region are entitled to a discounted rate when booking SAFE Paediatrics - Wessex. To access this discount, please email [email protected] stating your hospital / trust.
Learning objectives
Coming soon.
Sponsors and exhibitors
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Data sharing for this course
We may share your contact details with the venue who will only contact you with regards to the course. By booking, you agree to sharing your contact details, if you would rather not have your details shared then please email [email protected] to let us know
Programme topics and speakers
Full programme details will be available shortly. Please see an example of a programme attached.