Dry Labs
EVECC Congress - DRY LAB Descriptions
As in previous years we are organizing different labs at EVECC Congress 2025 where you can learn the skills of emergency procedures and critical care from well-known specialists. There is a limited number of attendees for each lab so please register as soon as possible to reserve your spot in your preferred lab.
All dry labs will take place at the Valamar Lacroma Dubrovnik Hotel.
Please note that the labs can only be booked in combination with a congress registration for at least the day on which the lab takes place.
The disposables for all labs are made possible by the generous support of:
Wednesday June 4th - RECOVER Instructor Certification Course
Tutors: Ken Yagi & Daniel Fletcher
Time: 09.00 - 18.00 (incl. breaks, 8 hrs. workshop)
Location: Valamar Lacroma Dubrovnik Hotel
Room: Divona 1 & 2
Maximum number of attendees: 40
Format: Dry lab
Lab fee: Early fee € 450,00 incl. VAT / Late fee € 500,00 incl. VAT
More information will follow soon!
Thursday June 5th - RECOVER BLS & ALS Certification Course
Tutors: Ken Yagi & Daniel Fletcher
Time: 09.00 - 18.00 (incl. breaks, 8 hrs. workshop)
Location: Valamar Lacroma Dubrovnik Hotel
Room: Divona 1 & 2
Maximum number of attendees: 40
Format: Dry lab
Lab fee: Early fee € 350,00 incl. VAT / Late fee € 400,00 incl. VAT
More information will follow soon!
Friday June 6th - Blood gas, Electrolytes and Acid base Workshop
Tutor: Kristin Zersen
Time: 14.10 - 18.20 (incl. breaks)
Location: Valamar Lacroma Dubrovnik Hotel
Room: Divona 1 & 2
Maximum number of attendees: 20
Format: Dry lab
Lab fee: Early fee € 175,00 incl. VAT / Late fee € 225,00 incl. VAT
In this interactive workshop, attendees will learn a systematic approach to the interpretation of venous and arterial blood gas analysis, acid-base disorders, and electrolyte abnormalities commonly encountered in the critically ill patient.
An introductory lecture will review how acid-base homeostasis is maintained in the body. The principles of arterial blood gas analysis will be also discussed, introducing measures to evaluate oxygenation such as A-a gradient and PaO2/FiO2 relationships.
In the second part of the lab, attendees will work through case-based examples of electrolyte and acid-base disorders, assess patient oxygenation, develop patient treatment plans, and get feedback from the instructors.