NEW :
Mobile anesthesia and analgesia service
Preparation of an anesthetic/analgesic protocol for a specific patient
Face-to-face anesthetic support by an anesthesiologist
- Different rates according to block of hours. A minimum of 2 hours is required for the greater Montreal area; other areas are available with travel expenses.
- What’s included: Patient-specific protocol writing, complete monitoring equipment, ventilator, portable ultrasound for locoregional blocks and emergency drugs.
What is not included: Anesthesia machine and volatile agent, as well as drugs for premedication and induction. - Please note that clinical mentoring hours are valid for OMVQ continuing education hours.
Teleconsultation: Intra-operative (emergency line), general advice
Here is a list of classic topics for distance or in-clinic training:
- How to use or analyze my anesthesia monitor (often following the purchase of a device, ECG, capno, etc.)
- Setting up algorithms for managing complications: hypotension/bradycardia, ventilation problems, hypoxemia, hypothermia, intra-op and post-op pain.
- Training in local blocks: dental blocks, abdominal blocks, sacrococcygeal blocks, lumbosacral epidural blocks.
- Intra-op and post-op analgesia training.
- Patient-specific anesthesia training: cardiac disease, brachycephalic, MDR1, pediatric, geriatric, aggressive, etc.
- Training in anesthesia for emergency procedures: foreign body, GDV, Caesarean section, etc.
- CPR training (BLS and ALS)
In-clinic training:
- Workshop option : Theoretical training based on a list of questions or a specific topic (minimum 3 hours)
- Anesthetic optimization option: Full day with half-day of surgery to evaluate existing procedures and provide clinical mentoring.
In pm, theoretical training on requested topic + feedback on morning to plan work sequence optimization (allow 7-8h)
Training hours valid for OMVQ and ATSAQ continuing education hours (specify in advance if ATSAQ-recognized training hours are required)
Distance learning:
Workshop: Specific topic or list of personalized questions to be confirmed when making an appointment. Minimum 2 hours.
Training hours valid for OMVQ and ATSAQ continuing education hours (specify in advance if ATSAQ-recognized training hours are required)
Review of general anesthetic protocols and coaching:
A wide range of procedure and protocol reviews:
- Revision of routine procedures, for emergency procedures (foreign body, GDV, caesarean section, etc.), for specific patient types (cardiac disease, brachycephalus, MDR1, pediatric, etc.), to limit exposure to volatile anesthetic agents (e.g.: for pregnant women)
- Implementation of drug calculation sheets (Excel calculators)
- Following face-to-face training to assess clinic needs
Important note: If done alone without training, must include a discussion with the person(s) responsible for veterinary care to assess their level of knowledge and needs.
Support for equipment purchase:
Determination of the facility’s needs and evaluation of options for price comparison. A minimum of two hours is required.