The British Academy for Training and Development provides a training course in emergency department management of the hospitals and the governmental and private clinics, with the aim of upgrading this department due to its great significance for the individual, the society, and the public health.

The significance of emergency department and emergency medicine have considerably developed recently in the Middle East. In addition, the turnout for this specialization increased highly for its great significance in all hospitals and due to the special scientific level which the doctor should be qualified in this department. Moreover, it increased highly since it's necessary for the doctor to deal with all the cases proficiently, including severe attacks of chronic diseases (hypertension of the hypertensive patients, diabetic coma of the diabetic patients, along with the cases of accidents, fractions, and serious injuries).

Target Audience of Training Course in Emergency Department Management  
  
- Public doctors, pharmacists, and nurses.
- Emergency medicine and public health graduates.
- The workers in the hospitals and the governmental and private clinics.
- The managers of the health centers.
- The workers in the laboratories and pharmaceutical factories.
 
How will the Participants benefit from attending Training Course in Emergency Department Management

Following the completion of the training course on emergency department management, the participants will be capable of:

• Identifying the priorities of the emergency cases.
• The capacity of giving the quick decisions in the critical times.
• Knowing the structure and the branches of the emergency department.
• The capacity of developing work systems, in conformity with the capabilities of every department separately.

• Introduction on the emergency medicine and its increased significance.
• The administrative significance of the emergency department.
• The principles and standards of the safety in the department.
• Improving the data and the information for developing the department.
• Studying the department control and its development.
• Designing a unit for emergency department among the hospitals.
• Studying some emergency cases.