• Diving history
• Recompression history
• Air and oxygen treatment
• Current accepted indications
• Non-accepted indications

• Compression of solids and liquids
• Respiratory changes on immersion
• Cardiovascular response to immersion

• Common dangerous sea creatures
• Management
• Sources of expert advice

• Chamber types
• Operational safety
• Emergency procedures
• Oxygen delivery systems
• Environmental systems

• UHMS, EUBS and Australian Accepted Indications
• Decompression illness
• Cerebral arterial gas embolism
• Carbon Monoxide poisoning
• Acute necrotizing infections
• Acute traumatic ischaemias
• Problem wounds
• Osteoradionecrosis
• Soft tissue radionecrosis
• Compromised flaps and grafts
• Refractory osteomyelitis
• Exceptional blood loss anaemias
• Thermal burns
• Intra-cranial abcess
• Miscellaneous indications

• Human performance underwater
• Women in diving
• Diving by the elderly and the young

• Gas laws
• Pressure conversion
• Adiabatic temperature variation

• Decompression Illness
• Barotrauma
• Salt water aspiration
• Decompression theory
• Rationale of dive tables
• Retrieval of the injured diver

• Medical supervision of diving operations
• Principles of saturation diving
• Common medical problems in saturation diving

• Compression of bubbles
• Hyperoxia
• Immune system modulation
• Enhancement of healing

Diving-related disorders

• Inert gas narcosis
• High pressure nervous syndrome
• Aseptic necrosis of bone
• Ear and sinus problems
• Neurologic consequences

• Oxygen toxicity
• Carbon Dioxide toxicity
• Carbon Monoxide
• Cyanide, H2S

• Historical review
• Oxygen as a drug
• Rational choice

• Hypothermia
• Near Drowning
• Pulmonary disorders
• Cardiovascular disorders

• Mechanisms of wound healing
• Assessment of wounds
• Treatment of problem wounds
• Multidisciplinary wound clinics and the role of HBO

• Operational, fire and electrical safety
• Safety codes and standards
• Emergency procedures

• Diving related
• Iatrogenic
• Management

• Pathophysiology of  radionecrosis
• Prevention and treatment of osteoradionecrosis
• Soft-tissue radionecrosis

• Diving physics
• Diving equipment
• Mixed-gas diving
• Breath-hold diving

• Professional
• Recreational
• Attendant staff

• Patient selection and preparation
• Mechanical ventilation under pressure
• Management of lines and infusions

• Pathology of I-R Injury
• Treatment of I-R Injury
• Role of HBO

• Risk factors
• Absolute contra-indications
• Relative contra-indications
• Management of complications

• Physiology
• Patient selection for therapy
• Practical aspects of mapping
• Role as endpoint

• Approach to 'off list' indications
• Research methods
• nternational register of unusual cases

• Admission and discharge criteria
• Infection control
• Diabetic control under pressure
• Planning a treatment course

• Database issues
• Transcutaneous oxygen mapping
• Medical photography
• Quality assurance
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• Standards relating to facility
• Standards relating to staffing
• Standards for 'Fitness to dive'
• Local and international

• Concepts
• Resources available
• Using the internet

• Reimbursement
• Professional societies

• Transcutaneous oxygen measurement
• Chamber operation
• In-chamber attendance
• Assessment of fitness to dive
• In-water expired air resuscitation and diving safety
• Ancillary equipment operation