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|Events|January 24, 2017
Global FAST Ultrasound Training
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Date: April 22 - April 22, 2017
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Global FAST techiques rapidly answer critical clinical questions to help favorably direct case management. These skills can be used every day to improve patient care and save lives. Learn Global FAST techniques in this CE RACE-approved 8-hour course by Fujifilm SonoSite. Get hands-on experience and in-depth lecture on AFAST and the fluid scoring system.Small class size, limit of 16 attendees max. 4 hour morning lecture, 3.5 hour hands-on lab. Learning materials provided. 8 CE hours.Register before 2/14/17 and save $200. In addition, for every full-day paid participant, you can bring 2 colleagues to attend the morning lecture for FREE.
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