Neonatal Emergency Resuscitation and Stabilisation – (NERS®)

R2,900.00

A course centred on applying practical knowledge to assess and manage neonates in emergency situations across various settings, including the delivery room, emergency department, prehospital environment, and neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).

Is this course for me: Qualified medical professionals
Prerequisites: No formal prerequisites are required, although BLS for Healthcare Providers (HCP) is recommended.

The NERS® course is a one-day, interactive programme designed to provide healthcare practitioners with the essential knowledge and practical skills needed to assess, resuscitate, and stabilise sick or injured neonates.

The course focuses on the assessment and management of critically ill or injured infants during the first 30 days of life. It equips clinicians with a practical approach to recognising and managing seriously ill or injured neonates across various emergency settings, including the delivery room, emergency department, and prehospital environment.

Why Choose This Course?

  • Evidence-based medicine presented in a simplified and practical format
  • Formal certification upon completion
  • 16 CPD points: 14 Clinical and 2 Ethical
  • Relevant accreditations
  • Supports ongoing professional and career development
  • Developed, reviewed, and delivered by experienced medical educators