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High acuity. Low occurrence. Hands-on training.

Rare moments.
Ready teams.

Practical training for the emergency procedures you may rarely encounter — and need to be ready for. Build your knowledge, technical skills and team behaviours in a supervised learning environment.

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PREPARE / PRACTISE / RESPOND

01   HALO Procedures Course →

02   HALO Consultant Level Course →

03   HALO International Course →

The HALO approach

Prepare for the
moments that matter.

High acuity, low occurrence procedures demand more than remembering a sequence. HALO brings practical technique, decision-making and team communication together.

Focused teaching is followed by supervised practice and simulation. Develop a clearer understanding of when to act, how to work together and when to escalate.

Choose your course

Focused training.
For your next step.

Find the HALO programme that fits your experience and clinical role. Explore the practical content, eligibility and format of each course.

UK / Procedural training

HALO Procedures

Hands-on training in high acuity, low occurrence emergency procedures.

£525

Dates and availability to be confirmed

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UK / Consultant level

HALO Consultant Level

A programme covering rare procedures, time-critical decisions and team behaviours.

£625

Dates and availability to be confirmed

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International / Switzerland

HALO in Switzerland

Explore the Switzerland offering and contact us for venue, fees and availability.

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Dates and availability to be confirmed

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HALO Procedures programme

Rare procedures.
Deliberate practice.

The HALO Procedures programme covers these five procedures through supervised practical training.

Simulation training supports preparation; it does not confer independent competence to perform these procedures clinically.

01

Front of neck access (FONA)

02

Pericardiocentesis

03

Resuscitative thoracotomy

04

Resuscitative hysterotomy

05

Lateral canthotomy

Your training journey

Know what comes next.

01 / Choose

Check the course details and eligibility. Contact the team if you need help selecting the right programme.

02 / Prepare

Review the course requirements and any preparation supplied by the teaching team.

03 / Practise

Attend in person for supervised skills practice, simulation and feedback.

04 / Take it forward

Reflect on the learning and apply it within your clinical role, local governance and supervision arrangements.

Good to know

A few clear answers.

What does HALO mean?

HALO stands for high acuity, low occurrence: rare, time-critical clinical situations that benefit from deliberate preparation.

Who is the HALO Procedures course for?

The HALO Procedures course specifies ST3 or equivalent as its minimum level and includes emergency medicine, anaesthetics and intensive care clinicians. Check the full course details for eligibility.

Are these courses delivered online?

These are physical, in-person courses. Venue and joining information should be confirmed for your chosen session.

Can I book now?

Course dates and booking availability are being finalised. Contact the team to enquire about upcoming sessions.

Does the course certify independent clinical competence?

No. The HALO course is simulation-based and does not confer complete proficiency to perform these procedures independently in clinical practice.

Ready for your next step?

Make preparation
part of your practice.

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