Date: 18 Aug 2025 Venue: Bellville Library
Hemodynamic Monitoring
CPD Aligned
Duration:
2 Hours
Mode of Learning:
Face-to-Face & Blended
Nurses:
RN, PN, ENA
This course covers the study of the movement of blood (from Greek “hemo” = blood and “dynamic” = movement) within the cardiovascular system. It focuses on intravascular pressure, blood flow, and oxygen delivery to tissues, which are vital for maintaining organ perfusion and function. Hemodynamic monitoring is vital for critically ill patients. It enables healthcare providers to assess heart function, guide treatment, and ensure that tissues receive adequate blood and oxygen.
Course Outcomes
- Understanding the dynamics of perfusion and circulation in the human body.
- Understanding the key concepts of hemodynamic monitoring
- Identifying the signs of deterioration of the cardiovascular system.
- Understand the adjustment of treatment to meet specific blood flow targets
- Demonstrate the difference between cardiac and pulmonary problems
- Demonstration of proficiency in both non-invasive and invasive monitoring methods.
Entry Requirements / Required Qulifications:
Three (3) Year
Diploma in
General Nursing
Four (4) Year
degree/diploma
in Nursing
Two (2) Year
Certificate in
Nursing
I just wanted to thank you for today. I really learned more and most of the things got clarified. Looking forward to working with such present consultants , I felt appreciated and supported
The training was perfect and very helpful and informative I really learned a lot
Good day Sr Jo Burger, I want to thank you. I want to thank you Sister, for this orientation of today. It was amazing and awesome! Thank you for your patience with me, thank you very much.