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FROM INJURY TO RECOVERY, LINKING THE CHAIN OF
SURVIVAL
Wednesday 15th - Saturday 18th
March 2017
YARNFIELD PARK CONFERENCE CENTRE, STONE
STAFFORDSHIRE ST15 0NL
09:00 09:40
Humanity First Disaster Response Team.
Shahnawaz Rasheed, Medical Director Humanity First, Consultant Gastrointestinal Surgeon at The Royal Marsden.
09:40 10:20
What is a disaster and why do we do it?
Dominic Morgan. Head of Assessment Humanity First, Southern Clinical Commissioning Group.
10.20 10.50
COFFEE
10:50 11:30
The differences between UKISAR and a medical response.
Kalpesh Diyar, Medical Operations. Humanity First, UKISAR & Leicestershire Fire & Rescue.
11:30 12:20
The Nepal Earthquake Experience. The role of a paramedic in a disaster.
Simon Greenfield, Medical Operations. Humanity First, HART Paramedic, West Midlands Ambulance.
12:20 13:20
Lunch
13:20 14:00
Medical speciality. Orthopaedic Care in the Disaster Zone
Daud Chou, Orthopaedic Surgeon. Barts Health NHS Trust
14:10 14:50
Ebola; when the simple tasks become the hardest.
Ged Kelly. UK Ebola Response. HART Paramedic, West Midlands Ambulance
14:50 15:20
COFFEE
15:20 16:00
Medical Disaster Response; is it a Speciality?
Imperial College. – Institute of Global Health Innovation.
16:00 16:40
The Future. Shahnawaz Rasheed. Medical Director.
16:45 17:30
Plenary Session Beth Healey TBC
09:00 09:40
How to manage “big breaks” Angus Mitchell @AngusMitchell8
09:40 10:20
Paediatric life support: what’s different?
Tina Newton – Consultant Paediatric Emergency Medicine, Birmingham
10.20 10.50
COFFEE
10:50 11:30
Is this patient in hypovolaemic shock? Matt Boylan – Consultant EM, Midlands Air Ambulance @PHEMdoc
11:30 12:20
Extrication and immobilisation - Rob Fenwick – Advanced Clinical Practitioner @robfenwick
12:20 13:20
Lunch
13:20 14:00
The 2016 FPHC Consensus Statement on crush injury & suspension trauma
Amelia Weaver – United Kingdom Rescue Organisation
14:10 14:50
The Challenge of Elderly Trauma: Latest Findings from TARN data
Dhushy Kumar – Director of Clinical Audit TARN @dhushykumar
14:50 15:20
COFFEE
15:20 16:00
Burn Management 2017 Alex James – Consultant Anaesthetics, The Air Ambulance Service
16:00 16:40
Interactive pre-hospital case studies Arun George – Consultant EM, The Air Ambulance Service @drarungeorge
16:45 17:30
Plenary Session Beth Healey TBC
09:00 09:30
Volume Resuscitation in Trauma
Jon Hulme, Consultant in Intensive Care Medicine & Anaesthesia
09:30 10:00
Blast Lung
Tim Scott
10.00 10.40
Spinal Trauma
Navin Furtado Consultant Neuro Surgeon UHB
10:40 11:10
COFFEE
11:10 11:50
Chest Cardiac Injuries & Chest drain management
Richard Steyn Consultant Thoracic Surgeon Heartlands Hospital Birmingham
@rssteyn
11:50 12:40
Abdominal Trauma Managing the open abdomen
David Luke Consultant Surgeon Royal Stoke University Hospital
12:40 13:40
LUNCH
13:40 14:30
Pelvic Trauma Traumatic amputation & Limb fractures
Julian Cooper Consultant Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeon
14:30 15:10
Traumatic Brain Injury
Tonny Veenith Consultant in Critical Care Medicine, UHB
15:10 15:40
COFFEE
15:40 16:10
Nutrition Support in Trauma – How best to feed your patient.
Janet Hopkins Specialist Dietitian for Major Trauma
16:10 16:40
The Challenge Of Trauma Rehabilitation: A Critical Care Perspective
Tammy Lea Senior Physiotherapist (Team Leader) Critical Care Trauma & Burns UHB
16:45 17:30
Plenary Session Beth Healey TBC
09:00 09:50
Paramedic Leadership in Trauma Paul Gowans Lead consultant Paramedic
09:50 10:40
Critical Incidents ‘Performance not Panic’
Michael Southworth Senior Paramedic
10:40 11:10
COFFEE
11:10 11:50
Pre-hospital factors associated with patient outcome in major trauma
Lee Thompson Senior Paramedic @PHKiTPara
11:50 12;40
EMS in Switzerland Dr Fabian Huerbin
12:40 13:40
13:40 14:30
Trauma in Paediatrics Sean Potts Advanced Paramedic
14:30 15:10
Level 8 practice ‘one year on, is it still a pipe dream?
Andy Thomas Specialist Paramedic @andythomas135
15:10 15:40
COFFEE
15:40 16:10
The College of Paramedics – development of a profession
Liz Harris Executive Officer College of Paramedics
@lizharrisMCPara
16:10 16:40
Silver Trauma
Paul Aitken-Fell Lead Consultant Paramedic @NEASCONSULTPARA
16:45 17:30
Plenary Session Beth Healey TBC
09:00 10:00
Blood borne viruses Jane Aston Clinical Nurse Consultant
10:00 11:00
How testing critical situations helps manage them in a real life situation
Liam Wilson Clinical Simulation Lead
11:00 11:30
COFFEE
11:30 12:15
Difficult Airway Management Mike Phillips Director PPK Education and Lead Anaesthetic Practitioner
12:15 13:00
Nobody’s Perfect Prof Brian Toft OBE Visiting Professor of Patient Safety at Brighton and Sussex Medical School
13:00 14:00
LUNCH
14:00 14:45
Never Events and their effects on Patients and Professionals
Tracy Coates Safety & Learning Lead, NHSLA
14:45 15:30
Trauma and Infection Group Captain Ian Sargeant OBE Consultant in Trauma and Orthopaedics UHB
15:30 16:00
COFFEE
16:00 16:45
Paediatric Major Trauma - Moving
With The Times
Rob Griffiths
Theatre Services Manager
Alder Hey Children’s Hospital
16:45 17:30
Plenary Session Beth Healey TBC
09:00 10:00
Setting standards in trauma care in the remote environment
Prof Tony Redmond Founder of UKIETR and Consultant in trauma and emergency medicine
@profadr
10:00 11:00
“Once the cameras go home: Continuing care following conflicts and disasters”
Peter Skelton Rehabilitation Advisor to the UK Emergency Medical Team, and Humanitarian Technical Advisor for Handicap International.
11:00 11:30
COFFEE
11:30 12:15
Trauma in Svalbard Managing multiple animal attack victims
Chris Press Former SMO to BSES in Svalbard
12:15 13:00
How UK fire and rescue services humanitarian charities are helping to save lives in developing and post conflict countries.
Mike Dayson Chief Fire Officer and Operation Florian volunteer
13:00 14:00
LUNCH
14:00 14:45
Managing Diving Emergencies with limited resources
Rob Conway Founder of Blue Ventures
14:45 15:30
White Mars Life in Antarctica and preparing for Mars
Beth Healey ESA doctor and researcher at Concordia Antarctica
15:30 16:00
COFFEE
16:00 16:45
Managing mass casualties in a conflict Lessons learnt from Syria
Saleyha Ahsan Co-Founder of Doctors under Fire
16:45 17:30
Plenary Session Beth Healey TBC
09:00 09:40
Civilian CT protocols – experience of dual phase CT at UHNM
Hefin Jones Consultant Radiologist, Royal Stoke University Hospital, UK
09:40 10:20
Aortic injury – diagnosis and intervention
John Asquith - Consultant Radiologist, Royal Stoke University Hospital, UK
10.20 10.50
Coffee
10:50 11:30
IR in Trauma: The US Perspective
Miles Conrad Associate Professor of Radiology, University of California San Francisco, USA
11:30 12:20
How to Report Facial Trauma Scans Elizabeth Loney, Consultant Radiologist, County Durham and Darlington NHS FT
elizal@CDDFT
12:20 13:20
Lunch
13:20 14:00
War in Afghanistan (2001–2014) – the Coming of Age of Radiology in Trauma Management
Mac Armstrong - Consultant Radiologist, Derriford Hospital, UK
14:10 14:50
IVC Filters: Complications and Medicolegal Implications
Miles Conrad Associate Professor of Radiology, University of California San Francisco, USA
14:50 15:20
COFFEE
15:20 16:00
Imaging of spinal trauma – predictors of outcome
Bernard Tins Consultant Radiologist, Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital, UK
16:00 16:40
Splenic trauma and intervention David Wells Consultant Radiologist Royal Stoke University Hospital
16:45 17:30
Ryan Lecture Gareth Davies
Conference Dinner – Open to all details TBC
09:00 09:40
Extreme physiology meets Trauma Patrick Morgan – Senior Researcher, Extreme Environments Laboratory, University of Portsmouth
@drpaddymorgan
09:4010:20
Enhancing performance under stress Clare Bosanko – Consultant Devon Air Ambulance @clarebosanko
10.20 10.50
Coffee
10:50 11:30
Developing a national Major Trauma Triage Tool
Roderick Mackenzie – Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine Nathan Howes Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine
@RodMack2
11:30 12:20
"I'll never need that": psychological support for UK PHEM
Matt Thomas – Consultant Great Western Air Ambulance @mjcthomas74
12:2013:20
Lunch
13:20 14:00
Is it more dangerous to ride a Horse or a Motorbike?
Linda Dykes – Consultant Emergency Medicine, Bangor @mmbangor
14:10 14:50
Critical care transfers by pre-hospital teams: The Future?
Stephen Hearns – Lead Consultant Emergency Medical Retrieval Service, Scotland
@stephenhearns1
14:50 15:20
COFFEE
15:20 16:00
PHEM with a difference: Protecting the Protectors
Chet Trivedy – Consultant Emergency Medicine, Tulsi Foundation @TulsiF
16:00 16:40
When Trauma meets Psychiatry Rob Cole – Head of Clinical Practice, West Midlands Ambulance Service
16:45 17:30
Ryan Lecture Gareth Davies
Conference Dinner – Open to all details TBC
09:00 09:50
The Changing Face of Major Trauma Tony Kehoe Consultant EM
09:50 10:40
Strategies for managing the older person with injuries
David Raven Consultant EM – Heart of England Trust
10:40 11:10
Coffee
11:10 11:50
Falls in the Elderly Bernadette Garrihy Consultant EM Dudley Group of Hospitals
11:50 12;40
Pre-Operative Assessment and Optimisation of the Elderly Trauma Patient
Erika Panaro Consultant Anaesthetist @ErikaPanaro
12:40 13:40
Lunch
13:40 14:30
Delirium and the Trauma Patient Niall Fergusson Elderly Care Consultant Heart of England Trust
14:30 15:10
Parkinson’s in the ED Sally Jones Consultant Physician & Geriatrician with specialist interest in Parkinson's Disease Birmingham Heartlands Hospital Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust
@sallyjones1976
15:10 15:40
COFFEE
15:40 16:10
“The Northern Way” –Elderly Trauma Care in the Northern Trauma Network
Charlotte Bates, Emergency Medicine Consultant
Jacqueline Gregson Emergency Medicine Consultant
@v_lottie
@jackiegregson
16:10 16:40
The HECTOR Research Project Sarah Flanagan, Gill Coombs, Brian Lichfield-Cant
16:45 17:30
Ryan Lecture Gareth Davies
Conference Dinner – Open to all details TBC
09:00 09:20
Welcome and current developments Antoinette Edwards, Executive Director, TARN @AntoinetteE60
09:20 09:50
Vision for the next 12 months TBC
9:50 10.15
TARN Annual Awards
Presentation(s) by winner(s)
10:15 10:40
PROMS National Overview Antoinette Edwards, Executive Director, TARN @AntoinetteE60
10:40 11:10
Coffee
11:10 12:40
Research session Will include key findings from TARN’s research portfolio
Fiona Lecky, Research Director, TARN
12:40 13:40
Lunch
13:40 15:40
TARN’s stakeholder meeting An opportunity to hear and contribute to the future direction and structure of our new flexible data and reporting system. Suitable for clinicians, network managers and data coordinators using data to improve care in your institution
Maralyn Woodford, Director of Strategy, TARN Antoinette Edwards, Executive Director, TARN
@TARNaudit
@AntoinetteE60
15:10 15:40
COFFEE
15:40 16:40
TARN’s stakeholder meeting – Session 2
Maralyn Woodford, Director of Strategy, TARN Antoinette Edwards, Executive Director, TARN
@TARNaudit
@AntoinetteE60
16:45 17:30
Ryan Lecture Gareth Davies
Conference Dinner – Open to all details TBC
09:00 10:00
Triage and damage control in facial trauma
The Challenge Of Trauma Rehabilitation: A critical Care Perspective Consultant Maxillofacial Surgeon, Northwick Park & Marys Regional Trauma Service London
10:00 11:00
Mechanisms of injury - some traps for the unwary
Christopher Vinal ST7 oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Torbay
11:00 11:30
Coffee
11:30 12:15
Imaging - what do we really need to know? Siddharth Gowrishankar
12:15 13:00
Facial Orthopaedics
Ashraf Messiha Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon St George’s Hospital, University of London
13:00 14:00
Lunch
14:00 14:45
Tissue loss and management of specialised tissues
Indran Balasundaram Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon Imperial College London
14:45 15:30
Outcomes and aftercare
John Blythe Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon Barts London
15:30 16:00
COFFEE
16:00 16:30
Gadgets & Advances
Dilip Srinivasan Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon Nottingham University Hospital
16:30 16:45
Controversies
Atheer Ujam Consultant Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon
16:45 17:30
Ryan Lecture Gareth Davies
Conference Dinner – Open to all details TBC
09:00 09:45
Trauma Nursing in Gaza Darren Darby Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Kings College Hospital @darby_darren
09:45 10:20
Lactate in paediatric trauma Lorrie Lawton Consultant Nurse, ED Kings College Hospital @lorrielawton
10:20 11:00
From the sim world to the real world: video recording emergency department trauma
Adam Lloyd University of Edinburgh @AdamEthanLloyd
11:00 Coffee
11:30 13:00
Overview of National Nursing Competencies followed by updates on trauma training initiatives a) TREATS trauma course in Wales b) Bespoke and Brave, a new ED Trauma
Nurse Training Course - A Practice Development Nurse Perspective
c) The New Trauma Support Practitioner’s Course
Rob Pinate Consultant Nurse, Emergency Department, King’s College Hospital, London Anne Marie Morris Trish Burton Hannah Bryant-Williams Tracey Clatworthy
@robertpinate1
13:00 14:00
Lunch
14:00 14:45
Procedural sedation in major trauma Bruce Armstrong Louisa Chan
@armstrong0468
@louisa_chan 14:45 15:30
The major trauma system: discovering the patients’ perspective of the impact of intervention on recovery
Emily McWhirter Director of Performance and Governance, Kent, Surrey & Sussex Air Ambulance
15:30 16:00
COFFEE
16:00 16:45
National Major Trauma Nursing Group update on trauma ward, paediatrics and critical care sub groups (open meeting)
Rob Pinate Consultant Nurse, Emergency Department, King’s College Hospital, London
@robertpinate1
16:45 17:30
Ryan Lecture Gareth Davies
Conference Dinner – Open to all details TBC
09:00 09:05
Introduction Dr James Ralph Consultant Anaesthetist QEHB
09:05 09:45
Pre Hospital changes to Practical Analgesia in the Pre-Hospital setting
Dr Damian Keene Consultant Anaesthetist QEHB
09:45 10:20
Emergency Department changes to The Realities of Acute Pain Management in the Emergency Department
Dr Richard Fawcett Consultant in Emergency Medicine UHNM
10:20 11:00
Substance Misuse changes to Acute Pain Challenges in Existing Substance Misuse
11:00 11:30
Coffee
11:30 12:15
Rib Fracture Service changes to Lessons Learned from a Rib Fracture Service
Dr C. Hillerman Consultant Anaesthetist UHCW Mr Mateen Arastu Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon UHCW
12:15 13:00
Fascia Iliaca Service changes to Practicalities of Running a Fascia Iliaca Service
Dr James Corcoran Consultant Anaesthetist SRFT
13:00 14:00
Lunch
14:00 15:30
Neuropathic Pain including Patient experience changes to Neuropathic Pain – Theory and Reality (patient experience)
Dr Paul Wood Consultant Anaesthetist QEHB Maj. Rachel Dembry Military Rehabilitation Coordinator RCDM / QEHB
15:30 16:00
COFFEE
16:00 16:45
Rehabilitation changes to Pain and Rehabilitation following Complex Military Trauma Burns Dressings changes to Novel Analgesic Techniques for Burns Dressings
Ms Sarah Lewis Nurse Consultant in Pain Management DMRC, Headley Court Dr Tom Bowden Consultant Anaesthetist QEHB
16:45 17:30
Ryan Lecture Gareth Davies
Conference Dinner – Open to all details TBC
TRAINING FOR TORSO TRAUMA – Looking at the different ways you can train to become a Torso Trauma Surgeon around the world
09:00 09:40
Trauma Training Christopher Alwyn – Consultant Trauma and Vascular Surgeon St Mary’s Hospital London @cjaylwin
09:40 10:20
Military perspective Mansoor Khan – Senior Lecturer in Trauma Surgery, Imperial College London @traumakhan
10.20 10.50
Coffee
10:50 11:30
US Perspective
Jim O’ Connor – Professor of Surgery, Baltimore Shock Trauma
11:30 12:20
Organ Retrieval as a Trauma Training Tool
David O’Reilly – Consultant Surgeon Defence Medical Services
12:20 13:20
Lunch
UPDATES IN TORSO TRAUMA – What’s hot in Torso Trauma Management
13:20 14:00
Rib Fixation Ian Sinha, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon at St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington
14:10 14:50
Laparoscopy for Trauma
Mansoor Khan – Senior Lecturer in Trauma Surgery, Imperial College London
14:50 15:20
COFFEE
15:20 16:00
Endovascular techniques as primary trauma intervention
Trevor Clevland – Consultant Endovascular Radiologist, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals
16:00 16:40
REBOA
Jim O’ Connor – Professor of Surgery, Baltimore Shock Trauma
16:45 17:30
Professor Karim Brohi "Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy: What we know... and what we don't know".
09:00 09:40
Understanding where, when and how people die?
Gareth Davies – Consultant Emergency Medicine, Royal London Hospital
09:40 10:20
The role of ultrasound in trauma management
Dave Gay – Consultant Radiologist, Derriford Hospital
10.20 10.50
Coffee
10:50 -11:30
Permissive hypotension in blunt trauma
Tim Rainer – Professor Emergency Medicine, Cardiff
11:30 12:20
Traumatic Brain Injury: recent progress & future challenges
Fiona Lecky – Professor Emergency Medicine, Salford
12:20 13:20
Lunch
13:20 14:00
Compassionate governance for trauma
Chris Turner – Consultant Emergency Medicine, Coventry @orangedis
14:10 14:50
The Top 10 trauma papers of 2016
Simon Carley – Professor Emergency Medicine, Central Manchester @EMManchester
14:50 15:20
COFFEE
15:20 16:00
Resuscitative Thoracotomy: how to do it
Richard Steyn Consultant Thoracic Surgeon Heartlands Hospital Birmingham
@rssteyn
16:00 16:40
Penetrating abdominal trauma
16:45 17:30
Professor Karim Brohi "Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy: What we know... and what we don't know".
“THE MANGLED EXTREMITY” AM SESSION 1 EARLY MANGEMENT AND PLANNING
09:00 09:10
Intro for day
09:10 09:40
Initial Management of Mangled Extremity
Lieutenant Colonel Alistair Mountain Royal Stoke University Hospital
09:40 10:10
Early Decision Making - Salvage Vs Amputation
Nigel Rossiter
10:10 10:40
Planning and Performing an Amputation for Trauma
Alastair Marsh Consultant Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeon QEHB
10:40 COFFEE
“THE MANGLED EXTREMITY”AM SESSION 2 LIMB SALVAGE, CURRENT CONCEPTS
11:10 11:40
Mangled Upper Extremity Simon Tan Consultant Hand Surgeon University QEHB
11:40 12:10
Lower Extremity – Soft Tissue Reconstruction
Francis Peart Consultant Plastic QEHB
12:10 12:40
Lower Extremity - Bone Reconstruction
Steve Mitchell
12:40 LUNCH
PM SESSION 1 DEALING WITH COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING LIMB SALVAGE
13:40 14:00
Mangled Foot Reconstruction Paul Fenton Consultant Orthopaedic Trauma QEHB
14:00 14:25
Infection Deepa Bose Consultant Orthopaedic Trauma QEHB
14:25 14:50
Non-Union Mark Jackson, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Bristol Royal Infirmary
14:50 15:10
Chronic Pain
15:10 Coffee
PM SESSION 2 - ONGOING CARE OF AMPUTEES
15:40 16:10
Prosthesis fitting and dealing with Complications
Rhodri Philip Consultant in Rehabilitation Medicine and Clinical Lead for Military Trauma Rehabilitation
16:10 16:40
Future directions - Military Experience of Osseintegration
John Kendrew Consultant Orthopaedic Trauma QEHB
16:45 17:30
Professor Karim Brohi "Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy: What we know... and what we don't know".
09:00 09:20
Welcome and Introduction Dr Alex Ball, Clinical Lead for Rehabilitation West Midlands Trauma Network, Consultant in Rehab Medicine Royal Stoke Hospital
09:20 - 10:00
Vocational Rehab Following Major Trauma
Prof Diane Playford, Consultant in Rehab Medicine, University of Warwick
10:00 – 10:40
The Trauma Rehabilitation Pathway – bypassing blocks and facilitating flow
Dr Kate McGlashan. Consultant in Rehabilitation Medicine, Coleman Centre for. Specialist Rehabilitation, Norwich.
10:40 11:10
COFFEE
11:10 12:40
Paediatric Trauma Rehabilitation. Birmingham Children’s Hospital Major Trauma Rehabilitation Team.
12:40 - 13:40
LUNCH
13:40 14:30
Upper Limb Nerve Transfer surgery and Trauma Rehabilitation
Mr Simon Pickard, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, RJAH, Oswestry
14:30 15:10
NHS Funded Electronic Knee Prostheses What you need to know
TBC
15:10 - 15:40
Coffee
15:40 16:40
Case Studies in Trauma Rehabilitation with award of the Trauma Care Rehabilitation Prize
Dr Alex Ball Consultant in Rehab Medicine Royal Stoke Hospital and Prof Steve Sturman Consultant Neurologist, University Hospital Birmingham
16:45 17:30
Professor Karim Brohi "Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy: What we know... and what we don't know".
09:00 09:45
TARN report for paediatrics Mr Ross Fisher Consultant Paediatric Surgeon Sheffield Children’s Hospital.
09:45 10:20
Traumatic Paediatric Cardiac Arrest Professor Jason Smith Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth
@DefProfEM
10:20 11:00
NICE trauma guideline for children TBC
11:00 11:30
Coffee
11:30 12:15
Psychology in Paediatric Trauma – looking after relatives and your team
Dr Louise Johnson, Senior Clinical Psychologist, Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS trust
12:15 13:00
Burns in Paediatric Trauma – burns and safeguarding, a clinical prediction tool
Dr Stephen Mullen, Consultant in Paediatric Emergency Medicine, University Hospital of Wales
13:00 14:00
Lunch
14:00 14:45
Orthopaedic major trauma – an update and pitfalls
Mr Fergal Monsell, Consultant Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon, Bristol Royal Hospital for Children
14:45 15:30
Interventional Radiology in Major Paediatric Trauma
Dr Kishore Minhas, Interventional Radiology Fellow, Great Ormond Street Hospital
15:30 16:00
COFFEE
16:00 16:45
Secondary Transfer in Paediatric Major Trauma
TBC
16:45 17:30
Professor Karim Brohi "Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy: What we know... and what we don't know".
09:00 09:45
Planning for surge, planning for Mass Casualties in London’
Jonathan Ball. Consultant in Intensive Care Medicine, St Georges Hospital, London
09:45 10:20
‘Developments in the science and treatment of traumatic coagulopathy’
Ross Davenport. Consultant Trauma & Vascular Surgeon Clinical Lecturer, Centre for Trauma Sciences, QMUL.
10:20 11:00
‘Role of the extended practitioner, home and abroad’ (full title TBC)
Abigail Beane. Critical care Practitioner, Adult Critical care Unit, Royal London Hospital.
11:00 11:30
Coffee
11:30 12:15
'Critical care transfers of adult patients in trauma’
Dr Peter Beaumont, Intensive Care Consultant , Clinical Lead, South Thames Critical care Network
12:15 13:00
Evidence based management of brain trauma
Tonny Veenith (Neuro ICM, QEHB)
13:00 14:00
Lunch
14:00 14:45
ECMO for Trauma Jim O’ Connor Professor of Surgery, Baltimore Shock Trauma
14:45 15:30
Managing Major Trauma patients in the Trauma Unit
Ashley Miller, Intensivist, Shrewsbury and Telford NHS Trust
15:30 16:00
COFFEE
16:00 16:45
“What we know about Blast lung and how to treat it”
Tim Scott (Intensivist, UHNS)
16:45 17:30
Professor Karim Brohi "Trauma-Induced Coagulopathy: What we know... and what we don't know".
09:00 09:40
The Bleeding Patient Professor Sir Keith Porter, Professor of Clinical Traumatology @TCUK_KeithP
09:40 10:20
Penthrox – is this the new kid on the block
Dr Mark Forrest Consultant in Anaesthetics, Critical and Pre-hospital care
10.20 10.50
Coffee
10:50 11:30
Shootings and stabbings – first aid matters
Mr Andy Thurgood, Consultant Nurse in prehospital care @TCUK_AndyT
11:30 12:20
First aid for the close protection officer – what is really needed!
Mr Russ Draycott Security Consultant
12:20 13:20
Lunch
13:20 14:00
Multiple casualties - Survival tips for the first aider!
Mr Paul Dadge
Community First Responders Regional
Forum for West Midlands
14:10 14:50
First on scene at a serious road traffic accident - Survival tips for the first aider
Sacha Quinney First Aid and Trauma Management Department West Midlands Fire Service
14:50 15:20
COFFEE
15:20 16:00
First on scene at a cardiac arrest - Survival tips for the first aider
TBC
16:00 16:40
First on scene at a psychiatric patient attempting suicide- Survival tips for the first aider
TBC
09:00 09:05
Introduction Phil Hyde, Paediatric intensivist, Southampton Children’s Hospital, medical lead Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance
Philhyde_1
09:05 10:20
The BIG Motorcycle Debate – How do we reduce motorcycle deaths
Ian Mew, Dorset Police Medical lead
Anna Zee – Director of the British Motorcycle Federation
Shaun Cronin – Institute of Advanced Motorists
Lembit Opik – Director of communications, motorcycle action group
@DorsetTraumaDoc
@shauncronin841
10.20 10.50
Coffee
10:50 -11:30
Preventing home accident to the under-fives – improving capacity and collaboration
Katrina Phillips, Chief Executive, Child Accident Prevention Trust
11:30 12:20
National children’s year of road safety – collaboration is key
Clarissa Chase, Paediatric Emergency Medicine Registrar Wessex children’s injury prevention lead
@CChaseUK
12:20– 13:20
Lunch
13:20 14:00
Translating statistics to action
Sheila Merrill, Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents
14:10 14:50
Injury Prevention Research – challenges and opportunities
Dr Julie Mytton, Associate Professor in Child Health, University of the West of England
14:50 15:20
COFFEE
15:20 16:00
Safe Drive Stay Alive – Police force road safety
Police Constable Phil Hanham, Joint Operations Unit, Serious Collision Investigation Unit, Thames Valley police,
16:00 16:40
Dissemination of safety messages, collaboration and
social media.
Iain Temperton Director of Communications - Road Safety GB @Road_Safety_GB
09:00 09:50
“Trauma Triad of Death” Martin Rolls Advanced Paramedic South Manchester Team North West Ambulance Service NHS Trust
@haphazard_dad
09:50 10:40
Pre-Hospital/HEMS Dr Ben Clarke
10:40 11:10
BREAK
11:10 11:50
“LIVES – a model of inclusivity and progression for CFR”
Dr Simon Topham MBBS, DipIMC(RCSEd) Clinical Director
@simontopham
11:50 12:40
Scottish Ambulance Service CFR model
A Harrison Scottish Ambulance Service
12:40 13:40
LUNCH
13:40 14:30
Level 3 Certificate for Ambulance Service First Responders
Christopher Young MCPara Cert Ed
14:30 15:10
Good SAM Responder App Mark Wilson
15:10 15:40
BREAK
15:40 16:10
Restart a Heart Day 2016 and 2017 Jason Carlyon
16:10 16:40
Social media and education for First Responders
Sara Harris @cardiacsmart
@sharris1972
09:00 09:50
Didcot - The challenges & Lessons
Rob McDougall Group Manager OCCFRS @RS_MacDougall
09:50 10:40
UAV's and saving lives Chris Jones & Kev Dite UAV pilot Global Drone Surveys @GlobalDroneLtd
10:40 11:10
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11:10 11:50
Canine First Aid Sarah Nuttall Lowland Rescue – Canine Assessment Co-ordinator
11:50 12:40
Mental Health First Aid Stuart Penfold RNLI Clinical Operations Manager @mpsrdf
12:40 13:40
LUNCH
13:40 14:30
Death in a SAR environment – Diagnosing Death
David Whitmore Vice Chair Faculty of Pre-hospital Care & Member Derby Mountain Rescue
14:30 15:10
Death in a SAR environment – Documentation & the coroner
15:10 15:40
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15:40 16:40
Environmental Effects on a casualty
Mike Greene Medical Director MREW & Emergency Medicine Consultant
09:00 09:45
Traumatic Cardiac Arrest Paul Gowens Consultant Paramedic @SASCONSULTPARA
09:45 10:20
“Going The Distance” Paramedics in Major Trauma
Matt Green Enhanced Care Paramedic @mlg1611
10:20 11:00
Future Models of Trauma Care: What is the ideal solution and team mix.
Dr Rob Anderson Consultant in Emergency Medicine and PHEM
11:00 11:30
Coffee
11:30 12:15
Immersive simulation: Impacting on trauma care training now and in the future
Dave Halliwell @sim_granny
12:15 13:00
Pit Crew Resuscitation “It’s time to be Olympians”
Andy Thomas Specialist Paramedic @andythomas135
13:00 14:00
Lunch
14:00 14:45
Future direction of the Paramedic profession around trauma care: The College of Paramedics
Martin Berry College of Paramedics @MartinBerryUK
14:45 15:30
Active Shooter and Marauding Terrorist Firearms Attack: Firearms response over medical necessity.
Sean Wheatley Fire Arms Trainer @TTCUrlayNook
15:30 16:00
COFFEE
16:00 16:45
Debating the future : Expert Panel Andy Thomas & Panel @andythomas135
09.00-09.15
Introduction & welcome Dr Mark Forrest, ATACC Medical Director, UK
09:15 09:45
Modern pain management in extrication
Dr Stephan Clements, Consultant Anaesthetist
09:45 10:15
Treating the casualty with extrication
Dr Jason Van Der Velde, ED Clinical Fellow, Cork , Ireland
10.15-10.45
Airbags and SRS in 2017 Mr Ian Dunbar, Specialist Rescue Consultant, Holmatro, Holland
10.45-11.00
Summary of the morning with panel
11:00 11:30
Coffee
11:30 12:00
Extrication in cardiac arrest – maintaining high performance
Paul Gowens, Consultant paramedic, 3RU Edinburgh, Scotland
12.00 12.30
The long haul – cave rescue/extrication
TBC
12:30 13:00
MERT team extrication – Lessons for teams & leaders
TBC
13:00 14:00
Lunch
14:00 14:30
The job that gets to you – look after each other!
Dr Mark Forrest, Consultant in Anaesthetics, Critical & Prehospital Care
14:45 15:30
Extrication in excitation delirium/acute behavioural disorder
Dr Jonathan Bilman, Consultant Neruoranaesthetist
15:30 16:00
COFFEE
16:00 16:45
The ATACC Extrication Challenge – with prizes!!
2 Teams Dr Larcombe, Consultant anaesthetist Sqdn Leader Dr Peter lax ATACC Speakers/Faculty Audience participants