10/04/2026
100 Emergency Medicine Procedures Workshop London ( Title & Content Copyright Protected )
The Best Thing To Have On Your CV & Portfolio
Venue: Canary Wharf, London
Total Seats: 15 (Limited availability)
Course Fee: £800. Pay in 3 instalments
Flexible Payment Plan: £300+ 300 +£ 200
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Dr Ash Pioneer of the 100 Emergency Medicine Procedures Workshop
Dr Ash will be conducting his 14th Emergency Medicine Procedures Workshop, and this time the venue is Christ College London (LCEM Site), Canary Wharf, London.
Due to Dr Ash’s extremely busy schedule, this workshop takes place only once a year in the UK—making it a rare opportunity you won’t want to miss.
Many clinicians discover after attending that procedures they have performed for years may have been done using outdated, inefficient, or even unsafe techniques often without realizing it.
This is the right time to invest in your professional development, refine your skills, and master essential emergency procedures with confidence and precision.
Over 3 intensive days, you will be trained in 100 critical emergency medicine procedures.
Day 1: Airway, Trauma & Life Support Procedures
1. Airway manoeuvres
2. Use of basic airway adjuncts (OPG/NPG)
3. Use of bag-valve mask and basic ventilation
4. Use of advanced airways (iGel, LMA)
5. Endotracheal intubation
6. Surgical airway: cricothyroidotomy / tracheostomy
7. Removal of foreign body from upper airway
8. Abdominal thrust to remove airway foreign body in adults
9. Needle cricothyroidotomy
10. Surgical cricothyroidotomy
11. Percutaneous tracheostomy
12. Neck immobilization and intubation
13. Helmet removal in C-spine injury
14. Polytrauma patient scoop transfer
15. Needle decompression for tension pneumothorax
16. Aspiration of pneumothorax
17. Seldinger chest drain insertion
18. C-spine protection and clearance in ED
19. Log roll
20. Open pneumothorax management
21. Elbow relocation and manipulation technique
22. Reduction and manipulation of distal radius fracture (Colles fracture)
23. Reduction and management of phalangeal dislocation
24. Application of slings (collar and cuff, broad arm sling)
25. Application of below-elbow back slab / POP (sling POP)
26. Use of various splints in hand/finger (neighbour strapping)
27. Shoulder manipulation and relocation
28. Patellar relocation
29. Application of pelvic binder
30. Application of Thomas / Donaway splints
31. Nail bed repair and nail reimplantation
32. Basic life support (paediatric)
33. Basic life support (adult)
34. Choking infant management
35. Foreign body in nose – parental kiss method
Day 2: Regional Anaesthetic Blocks, ENT, Ophthalmology & Gynaecology Procedures
36. Infiltration of local anaesthetic in wounds
37. Haematoma block
38. Fascia iliaca block
39. Pe**le block
40. Digital ring block
41. Fundoscopy
42. Otoscopy
43. How to check eye pH (pH strip)
44. Eye irrigation in chemical injuries (Morgan lens)
45. Removal of foreign body from conjunctiva
46. Removal of foreign body from cornea and application of eye patch
47. Management of anterior epistaxis and anterior nasal packing
48. Use of Rhinopad (Rapid Rhino) for anterior and posterior epistaxis
49. Cauterisation for anterior epistaxis
50. Removal of foreign body from ear
51. Removal of foreign body from nose
52. Technique and principles of quinsy drainage (orange/grey cannula)
53. Digital globe massage
54. Incision and drainage of abscess
55. Wound closure with glue and Steri-Strips
56. Simple wound suturing
57. Flap wound suturing
58. Urethral catheterisation
59. Bimanual PV examination
60. Cusco’s speculum examination
61. High va**nal swab / cervical sampling / Pap smear
62. Removal of foreign body from va**na (lost tampon/condom) on mannequin
63. PR and prostate examination on mannequin
64. Breast examination on mannequin
65. Testicular examination on mannequin
66. Reduction of paraphimosis
67. Drainage of priapism
68. Antenatal examination of advanced gravid uterus and identification of malpositioned foetus
Day 3: CVS, Sedation, Miscellaneous & Ultrasound Procedures
69. How to lead a cardiac arrest
70. SVT cardioversion – Valsalva manoeuvre
71. SVT cardioversion – modified Valsalva
72. SVT chemical cardioversion
73. VT chemical cardioversion
74. Electrical cardioversion for SVT and VT
75. Pharmacological management of bradycardia
76. Transcutaneous pacing
77. Procedural sedation
78. FAST ultrasound
79. Ultrasound aorta for AAA and aortic dissection
80. Bedside echocardiography in life support (pericardial tamponade)
81. Pericardiocentesis
82. Insertion of surgical chest drain
83. Suprapubic bladder aspiration
84. Neighbour strapping
85. Thumb spica
86. Application of plaster of Paris (scaphoid cast)
87. Fish hook removal
88. De-roofing of burn blisters
89. TMJ subluxation and relocation
90. Primary survey (stepwise)
91. Secondary survey (stepwise)
92. Intramuscular injections
93. Radial head subluxation in children
94. Femoral stab
95. Nail trephination to drain subungual haematoma
96. Ultrasound-guided vascular access
97. Digital tourniquet to achieve haemostasis
98. Safe transfer and handover of trauma patient
99. Auricular nerve block
100. Rapid sequence induction in head injury patient
