Programme Day 1              Registration from 0800
Session 1 0900-1030
RESUSCITATION
0900 – 0930 What’s good & bad in resuscitation; CRASH vs CONTROL
                Michael Parr
0930 – 0950  Evolution of blood transfusions strategies
                Kerry Gunn
0950 - 1010 Less is More: Fluid Resuscitation Strategies in the ED
                Peter Freeman
1010 – 1030 CATS are MICE: The role of tourniquets in early trauma resuscitation
                Mark Deoki         

1030 – 1100                         MORNING TEA

Session 2 1100 – 1230
RADIOLOGY
1100 -  1130  IVC Filters & the trauma patient
                Stuart Lyon
1130 – 1150  The role of CT in penetrating truncal trauma
                Brigid Connor
1150 - 1210  Do plain films still have a role in the evaluation of potential C-spin injuries
                Kate O’Connor
1210 - 12130  Blunt cerebrovascular injuries: What to image, how to image & its relevance
                Stuart Lyon

1230 – 1330                         LUNCH

Session 3 1330 – 1500
REVELATIONS
1330 – 1400  New Advances in the treatment of traumatic brain injuries
                Jeffrey Rosenfeld
1400 – 1430  Damage control orthopaedics
                Martin Richardson
1430  - 1500   Global variations in trauma outcomes
                Michael Parr
1500  - 1520   Update on the Major Trauma Clinical Network
                Judy Walker
1520 – 1540                         AFTERNOON TEA

Session  4             1530– 1630
REVELATIONS
1530 – 1600    THE GREAT DEBATE: “To Tube or Not To Tube – That Is The Question” - Prehospital RSI
                For: Tony Smith     Against: Michael Parr
1600 – 1630   Compartment syndrome management
                Martin Richardson
1630-1700   RDH Trauma Service – an innovative approach to trauma care in the NT
                Bronte Douglas

Programme Day 2:
Session 5 0900-1030
REVELATIONS-ACUTE CARE SURGERY
0900 – 0930 Outcome Measurements in Acute Surgery
                Antonio Foliaki
0930 – 0950 Management of retained haemothorax: is early VATS useful?
                Indran Ramanathan
0950 – 1010 Management of Necrotising Soft Tissue Infections:
                - role of imaging – Helen Moore
                - surgical options – Marcelo Devaud
1010 – 1030 Current trends of abdominal wall reconstruction
                Ian Bissett

1030 – 1100                         MORNING TEA

Session 6 1100 – 1230
REHABILITATION
1100 – 1130 Prognostication in Severe TBI
                Richard Seeman
1130 – 1200 Mild TBI: what is the standard of care?
                Jeffrey Rosenfeld
1200 – 1230 Challenges in assessment and early rehabilitation of moderate to severe TBI patients
                Angela Davenport

1230 – 1330                         LUNCH

Session 7 1330 – 1500
REVELATIONS
1330 – 1400 The management of bomb blast injury to the head & neck
                Jeffrey Rosenfeld
1400 – 1430 Combat Trauma in Afghanistan
                Bronte Douglas
1430 – 1500 Putting Humpty together again: What comes after EMST/DSTC?
                Martin Richardson
1500 – 1530 St John’s Response – The Christchurch Earthquake
                Tony Smith
               
1530 – 1600    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 3nd Left on Reimers Ave, Entrance P5.
Access the venue via Gate G

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.