Advance Trauma Life Support (ATLS)

Advance Trauma Life Support (ATLS)

Accredited by the Saudi Heart Association (SHA)

999
Duration: Two days
Date: Wednesday 21 October 2026
QUALITY SPECIALTIES HEALTH SERVICES
In-person Valid for 4 years Saudi Heart Association (SHA)
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Riyadh Confirmed batch
1,100 999 SAR
Wednesday 21 October 2026
5–10 PM
Abdullah bin Sulaiman Al-Hamdan St. – Al-Olaya District
Provided by: QUALITY SPECIALTIES HEALTH SERVICES
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About the course

The ATLS course ⁠​⁠(Advanced Trauma Life Support) accredited by the American College of Surgeons (ACS) is described as:
"A systematic continuing ⁠​⁠medical education program designed to train physicians in a standardised, rapid approach to assessing and resuscitating multiple-injury trauma patients and stabilising their condition within the first “golden hour” of a life-threatening injury, ensuring optimal care regardless of the resources available at the medical facility."

Who is this course for

The ATLS course ⁠​⁠(Advanced Trauma Life Support) is primarily intended for physicians only.

Designed for:Physicians
For the listed groups only.
What the course covers
• Rapid primary ⁠​⁠survey: immediately examining and identifying life-threatening injuries and managing them according to the (xABCDE) priorities.
• Airway management: ⁠​⁠securing breathing and opening the airway with great care to protect the neck and spine.
• Hemorrhage control: ⁠​⁠immediate intervention to stop severe bleeding and replace fluids and blood to prevent hypovolemic shock.
• Chest trauma: ⁠​⁠rapid diagnosis and emergency management of deadly chest injuries such as tension pneumothorax.
• Head injury ⁠​⁠assessment: checking level of consciousness with the Glasgow scale to protect the brain and prevent neurological deterioration.
• Spinal and ⁠​⁠musculoskeletal injuries: stabilising the neck and back and managing pelvic and major limb fractures to prevent paralysis and bleeding.
• Secondary and ⁠​⁠detailed survey: performing a comprehensive head-to-toe examination once the patient's vital signs are stable.
• Special populations: ⁠​⁠modified protocols that suit the physiological differences of children, pregnant women and the elderly.
• Safe medical ⁠​⁠transfer: determining the criteria and timing for safely transferring the patient to a specialised hospital with definitive surgical care.
• Effective trauma-team ⁠​⁠communication: organising leadership and executive roles among surgeons, emergency physicians and anesthetists to save the patient quickly.
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