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Dates for the Diary

The next London Trauma Conference will be held

Tuesday 11th May to Friday 14th May 2021

London Trauma Conference 2019 Delegate Feedback

Thank you for attending the London Trauma Conference 2019.

We appreciate your feedback which helps us to design future events and it is also a mandatory requirement for CPD recognition.

Once you have submitted your feedback your CPD attendance certificate will be generated and emailed to you (at the address entered below) in the New Year.

We will examine and use your feedback to help plan the next conference.

Please note: Your feedback entry will be cross-referenced with your conference booking and days of attendance accordingly.

Please select the days you attended the conference

Please mark each category where 1 is the lowest (poor) score and 5 is the highest (outstanding).

Please only respond to the feedback survey on the sessions that you have attended.

Attended Day 1 (Tuesday 10th December)?

The dragonboat multiple drowning incident - Dr Steen Barnung, Denmark

The physiology of drowning - Professor Mike Tipton

ECMO and drowning - Dr Fridtjof Heyerdahl

REBOA in non-traumatic cardiac arrest? - Dr Jostein Brede

ECPR - the state of the art - Professor Alain Combes

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Pre-hospital termination of Resuscitation - Professor Laurie Morrison

Using technology to improve outcome in cardiac arrest - Professor Charles Deakin

Panel Discussion: How we should manage the airway during cardiac arrest? Professor Charles Deakin, Professor Jerry Nolan, Professor Markus Skrifvars

Post-resuscitation care - the role of the cardiologist - Professor Simon Redwood

Pupillometry - Professor Mauro Oddo

Goal-directed post-resuscitation care - Professor Markus Skrifvars

Adrenaline should not be used in out-of-hospital cardiac arrest - Pro: Charles Deakin Con: Jerry Nolan

Attended Day 2 (Wednesday 11th December)?

Pre-hospital Critical Care - what should the near future look like? - Dr Stephen Rashford

Pre-hospital End of life decisions - Dr Espen Fevang

Is the liklihood of getting CPR a lottery? - Professor Laurie Morrison

Introsseus Access - Professor Jerry Nolan

Pre-hospital blood - Dr Jostein Hagemo

Pre-hospital ECMO - yes or no - Professor Lionel Lamhaut

Making sense of US air ambulances - Dr Lesley Osborn

Science, Innovation & Society - Drivers of better health - Professor Sir Jeremy Farrar

Major Incidents: Lessons from the Salisbury Novichok Incident - Dr Steve Emmett

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Dealing with unprecedented major incidents - the fire and rescue perspective - Asst Commissioner Graham Ellis, London Fire Brigade

Pre-hospital obstetrics - Dr Tracey Appleyard

Communication under pressure Dr Stephen Hearns

Pro-Con Debate: It’s not what you do it’s the way that you do it - Professor Peter Brindley vs Dr Dan Ellis

Attended Day 3 (Thursday 12th December)?

Receiving the bleeding trauma patient in ED - Dr Dan Ellis

Trauma Airway Management - Professor Wolfgang Voelckel

Trauma in Obstetrics - Dr Tracey Appleyard

Decision making in trauma resuscitation - Professor Simon Carley

Conservative management of abdominal trauma - Professor Mansoor Khan

Trauma Laparotomy: Seperating fact from fiction - Mr Ross Davenport

Hepatic trauma - Mr Adam Brooks

Panel Discussion: Abdominal trauma/ Trauma surgery - Mr Adam Brooks, Mr Ross Davenport, Professor Mansoor Khan

REBOA and major trauma: A patient perspective - Sarah Doone and Dr Anne Weaver

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: PETER BASKETT LECTURE Making the trauma team work - Professor Peter Brindley

Fatigue in emergency care Dr Alex Psirides

Ophthalmological Trauma - Mr Andrew Coombes

US Army adaptions to austere environment trauma - Col James “Jim” Czarnik

Attended Day 4 (Friday 13th December)?

The ‘primary’ hospital trauma transfer - Dr Neel Bhanderi

Innovation within defence medicial services - a new model - Col Nigel Tai

Clinical trauma Innovations in a US EMS - Dr Zaffer Qasim

Thoughts on conflict Surgery - Dr Mohana Amirtharaja

Paediatric C spine injury - Mr Richard Edwards

Paediatric trauma - Mr Ross Fisher

NAI - Dr Deirdre O’Donnell

Panel Discussion: Paediatric Trauma

Translating science to clinical trauma care - Dr Sarah Watts

Tackling knife crime in the young - Mr Martin Griffiths

KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Dealing with trauma deaths - Dr Alex Psirides

Improving trauma resuscitation: Conducting the trauma resuscitation in the operating room - Dr Dan Nevin

Clearing the Spine - Professor Mark Wilson

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Thinking ahead to future The London Trauma Conferences...

We are already busy working on the programme for the next conference and would love to hear your thoughts and ideas.

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