HANDS-ON 100 EM PROCEDURES WORKSHOP “15 - 16 August 2026”

This is an exceptional opportunity  for emergency  physicians to acquire necessary skills and knowledge of common emergency  procedures which are expected to be performed by ED physicians on shop  floor. Most of these procedures  are part of RCEM Curriculum  and must  be learnt by ED physicians as a part of their training.

Aim  of this workshop is to improve emergency services , improve patient  safety and provide safe and effective treatment to patients without  delay, this will ultimately be helpful in running the ED department  smoothly  and safely.

This  workshop is specifically designed to  teach simple emergency procedures  which can have a significant impact  on patient life, main aim of this  workshop is to equipp  ER  physicians, Registrars, Junior doctors,  ACCS trainees , clinical  fellows and specialist  with necessary skills  so that they can  confidently perform life , limb or sight saving  procedures without any  delay.
 

We  strongly recommend all ER  physicians  to attend this workshop and get  yourself fully familiar and  confident with all below mentioned  procedures, from our experience we  have noticed that vast majority of ED  clinicians are not familiar with  most of these procedures as result of  which most of the time delays  occurred in patient care.

100 Emergency Medicine Procedures Workshop – Switzerland 2026

First Time Ever in Switzerland!

Venue: Zurich, Switzerland

Dates: 15–16 August 2026

Timing: 08:00–18:00 (20 Hours Total)

Faculty: NHS UK Emergency Medicine Consultants (Fellows of RCEM – FRCEM)

Total Seats: 10 Only

Fee: £800 (Payable in 2 Installments)

Book Now:

Email: info@londongem.uk

WhatsApp (Text Only): +44 7453 262416

Website: www.londongem.uk

About the Workshop

Our signature 100 Emergency Medicine Procedures Workshop has been specially designed by senior NHS UK consultants to equip junior doctors with the practical skills, knowledge, and confidence required to manage emergency patients safely and effectively.

This workshop not only enhances clinical competence but also strengthens your CV and improves your prospects of securing jobs within the NHS and internationally.

The workshop is conducted annually in London, Dubai, and Pakistan. The Zurich event will be the 16th edition of our renowned “100 Emergency Medicine Procedures Workshop.”

The primary aim of this workshop is to upskill Emergency Medicine and Acute Care physicians, improve patient safety, and enable clinicians to perform common emergency procedures confidently and effectively.

Why Attend?

This is an exceptional opportunity for Emergency Medicine and Acute Care physicians to acquire the practical skills and theoretical knowledge required to perform common emergency procedures expected of clinicians working on the Emergency Department shop floor.

Many of these procedures are included within the RCEM curriculum for MRCEM & FRCEM as an essential competencies for Emergency Medicine and Acute Medicine practitioners.

The workshop focuses on procedures that can significantly impact patient outcomes and improve the delivery of safe and timely emergency care.

Who Should Attend?

This workshop is particularly suitable for:

* Emergency Medicine Physicians

* Acute Medicine Physicians

* Clinical Fellows

* Junior Doctors

* ACCS Trainees

* Registrars

* Staff Grade Doctors

* SAS Doctors

* Locum Physicians

* International Medical Graduates (IMGs)

* Consultants wishing to refresh procedural skills

It is especially beneficial for doctors who have not undergone structured training but aspire to progress towards specialist or consultant-level practice.

Workshop Format:

Due to the high cost of delivering this workshop in Switzerland, the programme has been condensed into 2 intensive days, with additional teaching hours incorporated each day.

Teaching Methods:

* Interactive lectures

* Case-based discussions

* Practical demonstrations

* Hands-on simulation training

* Mannequin-based procedural practice

50 procedures will be covered each day.

Faculty:

The workshop will be delivered by senior NHS Emergency Medicine Consultants who are Fellows and Members of the Royal Colleges.

Guest faculty from other specialties, including Ophthalmology and ENT, may also contribute to selected sessions.

Certification

Participants who successfully complete the workshop will receive a certificate signed by UK-trained Emergency Medicine Consultants.

This certificate confirms attendance, supervised procedural training, and participation in one of the most comprehensive Emergency Medicine procedural workshops currently available.

Why Is This Workshop Valuable?

This workshop demonstrates that you have received structured teaching and supervised hands-on training in a broad range of Emergency Medicine procedures.

It can strengthen your:

* Portfolio

* CV

* Interview performance

* Clinical confidence

* Procedural competency

In today’s highly competitive job market within the UK, UAE, and Middle East, additional procedural skills can help distinguish candidates from other applicants.

Cancellation Policy

Fees are non-refundable.

However, participants may transfer their booking to a future workshop by notifying the organisers at least four weeks before the event.

Your payment remains protected until you attend a future session.

Number of Participants:

To maximise hands-on learning, places are strictly limited.

Maximum Participants: 10

Frequently Asked Question

Are there similar workshops available elsewhere?

To the best of our knowledge, no other organisation currently delivers a workshop covering such a broad range of Emergency Medicine procedures in a single structured programme.

While courses such as ALS, ATLS, and APLS focus on specific areas of emergency care, this workshop provides comprehensive exposure to a wide variety of practical Emergency Medicine procedures.

Important Note

The list of procedures serves as a guide. While the exact sequence may vary, more than 80% of the listed procedures will be taught. Minor modifications may be made depending on participant experience and training needs.

100 Emergency Medicine Procedures Workshop

2-Day Intensive Programme (50 Procedures Per Day)

Day 1

Airway, Trauma, Life Support & Musculoskeletal Emergency Procedures

(50 Procedures)

Airway Management & Resuscitation

1. Airway Manoeuvres

2. Basic Airway Adjuncts (OPA/NPA)

3. Bag-Valve-Mask Ventilation

4. I-Gel Insertion

5. LMA Insertion

6. Endotracheal Intubation

7. Rapid Sequence Induction (RSI) in Head Injury

8. Foreign Body Removal from Upper Airway

9. Abdominal Thrust for Choking Adult

10. Choking Infant Management

11. Needle Cricothyroidotomy

12. Surgical Cricothyroidotomy

13. Surgical Airway Principles

14. Percutaneous Tracheostomy

15. Neck Immobilisation During Airway Management

Trauma Assessment & Life Support

16. Primary Survey (ABCDE)

17. Secondary Survey

18. Adult Basic Life Support

19. Paediatric Basic Life Support

20. Leading a Cardiac Arrest

21. Safe Trauma Transfer & Handover

22. Polytrauma Scoop Transfer

23. Helmet Removal in Trauma Patient

24. C-Spine Protection

25. C-Spine Clearance in ED

26. Log Roll Technique

Thoracic Trauma Procedures

27. Needle Decompression for Tension Pneumothorax

28. Open Pneumothorax Management

29. Pneumothorax Aspiration

30. Seldinger Chest Drain Insertion

31. Surgical Chest Drain Insertion

Fracture Reduction & Orthopaedic Procedures

32. Shoulder Relocation

33. Elbow Relocation

34. Patellar Relocation

35. Phalangeal Dislocation Reduction

36. Distal Radius (Colles’) Fracture Manipulation

37. Radial Head Subluxation Reduction (Pulled Elbow)

38. TMJ Subluxation Relocation

Splints, Slings & Immobilisation

39. Pelvic Binder Application

40. Thomas/Donway Splint Application

41. Collar and Cuff Sling

42. Broad Arm Sling

43. Below-Elbow Backslab Application

44. Neighbour Strapping

45. Thumb Spica Application

46. Scaphoid Cast Application

Minor Surgical & Wound Procedures

47. Nail Bed Repair

48. Nail Reimplantation

49. Nail Trephination for Subungual Haematoma

50. Fish Hook Removal

Day 2

Regional Blocks, ENT, Ophthalmology, Gynaecology, Urology, Ultrasound & Cardiovascular Procedures

(50 Procedures)

Local Anaesthesia & Regional Blocks

1. Local Anaesthetic Infiltration

2. Haematoma Block

3. Fascia Iliaca Block

4. Penile Block

5. Digital Ring Block

6. Auricular Nerve Block

Ophthalmology Procedures

7. Fundoscopy

8. Eye pH Assessment

9. Morgan Lens Eye Irrigation

10. Conjunctival Foreign Body Removal

11. Corneal Foreign Body Removal

12. Eye Patching Technique

13. Digital Globe Massage

ENT Procedures

14. Otoscopy

15. Foreign Body Removal from Ear

16. Foreign Body Removal from Nose

17. Parental Kiss Technique

18. Anterior Nasal Packing

19. Rapid Rhino Insertion

20. Nasal Cautery for Epistaxis

21. Quinsy Drainage Principles

Wound Management & Soft Tissue Procedures

22. Incision and Drainage of Abscess

23. Wound Closure with Glue

24. Wound Closure with Steri-Strips

25. Simple Interrupted Suturing

26. Flap Wound Suturing

27. Deroofing Burn Blisters

28. Digital Tourniquet Application

Urology & Genital Procedures

29. Urethral Catheterisation

30. Suprapubic Bladder Aspiration

31. Paraphimosis Reduction

32. Priapism Aspiration and Drainage

33. Testicular Examination

Gynaecology & Obstetric Procedures

34. Bimanual Pelvic Examination

35. Cusco’s Speculum Examination

36. Cervical Sampling / Pap Smear

37. High Vaginal Swab

38. Vaginal Foreign Body Removal

39. Antenatal Examination of Advanced Pregnancy

40. Assessment of Fetal Malposition

General Examination Skills

41. PR Examination

42. Prostate Examination

43. Breast Examination

Cardiovascular Emergencies

44. Standard Valsalva Manoeuvre for SVT

45. Modified Valsalva Manoeuvre

46. Chemical Cardioversion for SVT

47. Chemical Cardioversion for VT

48. Electrical Cardioversion

49. Bradycardia Management

50. Transcutaneous Cardiac Pacing

Ultrasound & Advanced Emergency Procedures (Integrated Throughout Day 2 Workshops)

Demonstration and Hands-On Sessions

* FAST Scan

* Aortic Ultrasound (AAA & Aortic Dissection)

* Bedside Echocardiography in Cardiac Arrest

* Ultrasound-Guided Vascular Access

* Pericardiocentesis

* Procedural Sedation

* Femoral Stab Technique

Note: Ultrasound, procedural sedation, and advanced cardiovascular procedures will be incorporated into practical stations throughout Day 2. Depending on participant level and available time, more than 80% of the listed procedures will be taught with extensive hands-on practice and simulation.