AHLS及中毒救命123简介.ppt

AHLS及中毒救命123簡介 台中榮總急診部 張群岳 醫師 History The University of Arizona Emergency Medicine Research Center 1994 Hazmat training program in Tucson, Arizona Standardized national course: 1997 AACT (American Academy of Clinical Toxicology): 1998 Mission of AHLS To educate and train emergency and health care personnel in the knowledge and medical management of hazardous material exposures The Goal of the AHLS Provider Course The AHLS Provider Course is designed to provide an educational curriculum regarding the medical management of the most prevalent hazardous materials exposures The AHLS Team AEMRC (Arizona Emergency Medicine Research Center) Established in Oct. 1990 Conduct research, training and education in emergency medicine, toxicology, EMS and injury prevention and control Physicians, firefighters/paramedics, EMS agencies, and public health organizations AACT (American Academy of Clinical Toxicology) Founded in 1968 Clinical and research toxicologists, physicians, veterinarians, nurse, pharmacists, etc. AHLS courses AHLS Provider course AHLS Instructor course AHLS Provider course (1) 16 hours, two-day continuing medical education course Didactic lectures Interactive scenario discussion Pre and post test AHLS Provider course (2) Participants All health care providers Industrial, toxicology and military personnel Certified paramedics, nurses, physician assistants, physicians, pharmacists, certified toxicologists Course size Maximum students: 100 Student/faculty ratio: 25:1 AHLS Provider course : Materials Pre and posttests Manual Updated every four years Research and Evaluation Course Evaluation Six Sections of Course manual General Principles of AHLS Toxic Inhalations Pesticide poisoning Toxic Terrorism Chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear terrorism Corrosives and Solvents Miscellaneous Toxicants Hydrazines, HF, Semiconductor Gases, Ethylene Oxide, Carbon disulfide, mercury Components of Each Chapter Objectives of the chapter Names, Numbers and Source