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Course Overview

 

World Telehealth Initiative (WTI) Fundamental Critical Care Support (FCCS) Tele-course is designed to strengthen healthcare providers’ knowledge, confidence, and practical skills in recognizing and managing critically ill patients in resource-constrained settings. The course follows the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM) FCCS curriculum and combines independent learning with interactive telehealth sessions led by critical care specialists.

 

Course Format

 
 

The FCCS Tele-course uses a blended-learning format that combines self-guided SCCM coursework with interactive live telehealth sessions led by critical care specialists. Before each session, trainees will complete assigned readings, self-guided SCCM slides, recorded video lectures, and submit questions related to the session topic. Live sessions will be held every other week for approximately 90–120 minutes and will focus on trainee-submitted questions, review of key concepts, relevant clinical cases, and practical application of critical care principles within the trainees’ clinical setting.

  • Schedule: Every other Tuesday

  • Dates: September 29, 2026 - April 13, 2027

  • Time: 7:00 AM Pacific Time / 5:00 PM East Africa Time

  • Session Length: Approximately 90–120 minutes

  • Location: Saint Clares Hospital Conference Room & WTI: KEN St. Clare Lite 121747

Materials & Resources

 
 

Course materials are provided through the Society of Critical Care Medicine (SCCM). Trainees will receive an email from SCCM with instructions to log in to their MySCCM account and access the course through the My Learning tab. Assigned readings, SCCM self-guided slides, and other learning materials should be completed according to the course schedule in preparation for each live session.

 
 

Schedule

 
 

Select the + next to each session to view session topics, pre-session requirements, and weekly question submission forms.

Please complete the Pre-Course Survey by, September 22, 2026.

 

Video Lectures

 

Overview

Assessment of the Seriously Ill Patient

Airway Management

Acute Respiratory Failure

Mechanical Ventilation Pt. 1

Mechanical Ventilation Pt. 2

Acute Coronary Syndromes

Oxygen Acid Base

Diagnosis Management of Shock

Basic Trauma & Burn Support


Surgery In Critical Care

Life Threatening Infections

Special Considerations


Neurologic Support


Management of Life Threatening Electrolyte


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