Programme Day 1              Registration from 0800
Session 1 0900-1030
DO TRAUMA TEAMS DO WHAT WE WANT THEM TO?
0900 – 0930  The Trauma Team: who should be in it & what should it do?
                Mike Rotondo
0930 – 0950  Trauma Triage: how does it work & have we got the system right?
                Mary Langcake

0950 - 1010 Training for Trauma Team Members: what works best?
                Michael Hunter
1010 – 1030 Errors in Trauma Reception: can we eliminate them?
                Tim Parke         

1030 – 1100                         MORNING TEA

Session 2 1100 – 1230
RESUSCITATION
1100 -  1130  IV Fluids: Is less better or not?
                Colin Graham
1130 – 1150  Blood, FPF, Cryo & Factor VIIa: what & when?
                Peter Clark
1210 - 1230  IO Drills: the ups & downs of a new device
                Tony Smith

1230 – 1330                         LUNCH

Session 3 1330 – 1500
INJURY PREVENTION
1330 – 1400  P.A.R.T.Y: does it work?
                Maxine Burrell
1400 – 1420  Alcohol Screening: does it have a role in injury prevention
                Mike Rotondo
1420  - 1440   Improving the diagnosis and management of paediatric TBI
                Bridget Kool
1440 – 1500   TBC
                Shanthi Ameratunga

1500 – 1530                         AFTERNOON TEA
Session  4             1530– 1630
CONTROVERSIES IN TRAUMA CARE
1530 – 1600    THE GREAT DEBATE: The “pan-scan” should be standard of care for all major trauma patients.
                For: Michael Hunter     Against: Tim Parke
1600 – 1620   DVT Prophylaxis in Trauma
                Peter Clark
1620-1640   Injury Prevention should or should not be the role of the Trauma Service
                Colin Graham
1640-1700 Radiation exposure of Intensive Care Trauma Patients
                Ross Freebairn

Programme Day 2:

Session 5 0900-1030
ACUTE CARE SURGERY
0900 – 0930 Acute Surgery – The USA Perspective
                Mike Rotondo
0930 – 0950 Acute Surgery – The Australian Perspective
                Mary Langcake
0950 – 1010 Acute Surgery – The NZ Perspective
                Li Hsee
1010 – 1030 Acute Surgery – What is the role of the Acute Surgery coordinator?
                Lisa Middleburg

1030 – 1100                         MORNING TEA

Session 6 1100 – 1230
SIMULATION/TRAINING
0900 – 0930 The Role of Simulation in Contemporary Trauma Education
                John Windsor
0930 – 1000 The Emergency Surgical Airway: how can we learn & retain our skills?
                Colin Graham
1000 – 1030 How to Train Rural Trauma Care Providers
                Maxine Burrell
1210 – 1230 Virtual Surgery: where does e-learning fit in?
                Phil Blyth
1230 -1250 Simulation for Non Technical Skills Training
                Lara Hopley

1250 – 1330                         LUNCH

Session 7 1330 – 1500
PREHOSPITAL/MILITARY
1330 – 1400 Relevance of Military Trauma Care to Civilian Trauma Practice
                Mary Langcake
1400 – 1420 SERT: What is it & what do they do
               
1420 – 1440 New Haemostatics for Pre-Hospital Use
               
1440 – 1500 EMERGO – Training
               
1500 – 1520 Taser Use & Injuries: Considerations for medical treatment
               
1520 – 1540    AFTERNOON TEA & CONFERENCE CLOSES

How to get to Eden Park

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By Car/ Taxi

From the city, drive down New North Rd,
Turn Left onto Sandringham Rd,
Take 2nd Left on Walters Rd, Entrance A.
Access the venue via Gate 5

Free parking is available.

By Train

Arrive Kingsland Station.

Walk 424 metres to Eden Park.
Trains may be unreliable:(

See www.maxx.co.nz for more details.

By Bus

Route 212, Arrive Kingsland Shops

Walk 520 metres

Route 249, Arrive opposite Altham Ave.
Walk 156 metres.

See www.maxx.co.nz for more details.