Sajeev Ampadi, HOM, DM Card (Can), M.D. HOM (India), FH Cardiology (Can)

Bio

  • Consultant Homeopath
  • German Homeopathic Clinic and Research center Kitchener ON
  • Faculty in Canadian Redcross
  • Professor (part time) in Conestoga College Kitchener Ontario
  • Visiting Professor Bakson Homeopathic Medical College Delhi
  • Founder Director Indian Homeopathic Research Center (IHRC)
  • Former director Regional Institute of Integrated Medical research (RIMR)
  • Former Visiting consultant Atlas Hospital Oman

Topic:

Emergency Recognition and Response in Outpatient Settings: Addressing Medical Crises and Mental Health Emergencies

The mental health crisis is significant within alternative health care, reflecting broader systemic challenges in accessing and providing effective mental health services. Approximately four in ten adults reported symptoms of these conditions during the pandemic, a fourfold increase from pre-pandemic levels​.

This presentation discusses quick identification of mental health crisis that can put an individual at risk of self-harm or suicide.

Discuss how can prevent the development of chronic mental health conditions. Proactive measures can reduce the likelihood of long-term mental health issues, contributing to overall well-being.

ACS: Early recognition is crucial in reducing mortality rates associated with ACS. The sooner a patient receives treatment, the better the outcomes.

CVA: Stroke treatment is extremely time sensitive. Identifying a stroke quickly allows for the administration of medication or mechanical intervention, which are most effective when given within a few hours of symptom onset.

Concealed internal bleed: Identifying internal bleeding early is crucial to prevent hypovolemic shock, a life-threatening condition where severe blood loss leads to organ failure.

Importance in an Outpatient Setting

Early Detection, Continuity of Care, Patient Education, Efficient Use of Resources.