Education Department, Queen’s Hospital, Rom Valley Way, Romford, Essex, RM7 0AG By train: The closest train station is Romford, which is part of Greater Anglia services. By tube: The nearest tube stations are Dagenham Heathway (District line) then 175 bus, or Hornchurch (District line) then 193 bus into the hospital. By bus: Buses 128, 175, 193, 365, 496 and 898 all come into the hospital grounds. Buses 103, 174 and 499 serve Oldchurch Road. Buses 5 and 294 serve South Street. By car: Car access is through the entrance on Rom Valley Way. If you are travelling by road via the M25, take Junction 28 (A12), then A125 or junction 29 (A127) then A118 to Romford town centre. Orthopaedic Research UK UK Registered Charity No. 1111657 @OR_UK /ORUKcharity Orthopaedic Research UK 10—11 June 2017 Venue: Queen’s Hospital, Romford, Essex Course convenor: Mr Krishna Vemulapalli Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Queen’s Hospital ‘Trainer of the year 2015’ – Percivall Pott Rotation ‘Highly commended in the category of Clinical Supervisor of the Year’ – UCLPartners PGMDE Awards 2016 CPD: 8 credits (applied for) Orthopaedic and trauma course for emergency medicine Organised jointly by Queen’s Hospital, Romford and Orthopaedic Research UK Furlong House 10a Chandos Street London W1G 9DQ Tel +44 (0)20 7637 5789 Email [email protected]www.oruk.org Includes plaster application workshops
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Education Department, Queen’s Hospital,
Rom Valley Way, Romford,
Essex, RM7 0AG
By train:
The closest train station is Romford, which is part of Greater Anglia services.
By tube:
The nearest tube stations are Dagenham Heathway (District line) then 175 bus, or Hornchurch (District line) then 193 bus into the hospital.
By bus:
Buses 128, 175, 193, 365, 496 and 898 all come into the hospital grounds. Buses 103, 174 and 499 serve Oldchurch Road.Buses 5 and 294 serve South Street.
By car:
Car access is through the entrance on Rom Valley Way. If you are travelling by road via the M25, take Junction 28 (A12), then A125 or junction 29 (A127) then A118 to Romford town centre.
Orthopaedic Research UK
UK Registered Charity No. 1111657
@OR_UK
/ORUKcharity
Orthopaedic Research UK
10—11 June 2017Venue: Queen’s Hospital, Romford, Essex
‘Trainer of the year 2015’ – Percivall Pott Rotation‘Highly commended in the category of Clinical Supervisor of the Year’ – UCLPartners PGMDE Awards 2016
Educational aims and objectives
This course will cover all aspects of trauma and orthopaedics needed for any person working in an accident and emergency department. Designed for all levels of staff including; SHO’s, registrars, ENP’s, GP’s working in A&E, and A&E consultants that wish to refresh their knowledge.
The first day will consist of comprehensive lectures, with ample time for discussions and clarifying issues with experienced faculty. The second day is devoted to hands-on session experience of plaster application.
By the end of the course delegates will be confident in dealing with the varying trauma which lands on their door step. They will also be familiar with emergency treatment of all trauma in A&E and more importantly when to refer.
Registration Fees
Course fee: £150
We have limited spaces available on this course, so please ensure you book early to avoid disappointment.
Registration with ORUK is essential before registering online for our educational events. It also brings other benefits, which include applying for research funding.
Registration is free and open to all, join online here: www.oruk.org/register
Course overview (Day 1)
Saturday 10 June 2017
08:00 Registration and refreshments Lower limb 08:30 Welcome and introduction 08:40 Pelvis fractures09:00 Hip fractures09:15 Fractures around knee
09:25 Femur and tibial shaft fractures 09:35 Ankle fractures and sprains
09:45 Foot fractures excluding Lisfranc’s
09:55 Lisfranc’s fracture dislocation and Achilles tendon ruptures 10:05 Peripheral nerve examination in lower limb 10:15 Discussion with lower limb faculty 10:35 Refreshments Upper limb 11:00 Fractures around shoulder
11:15 Shoulder dislocation and rotator cuff injuries 11:30 Fractures around elbow
11:40 Forearm fractures 11:50 Wrist and hand fractures
12:10 Soft tissue hand injuries 12:25 Peripheral nerve examination in upper limb12:40 Discussion with upper limb faculty13:00 Lunch Paediatric trauma
13:45 Limping child 14:00 Fractures around elbow
14:15 Fractures in upper limb 14:30 Fractures in lower limb
14:45 Discussion paediatric trauma faculty Spine 15:00 Back pain and cauda equina
15:10 Spinal fractures15:20 Discussion with spine faculty
15:30 Refreshments Misc 15:45 Open fractures
16:00 Safe guarding fractures (children and adults)16:20 Compartment syndrome
16:30 Radiology in emergency16:40 Anesthesia in emergency
16:50 Discussion with misc faculty 17:10 Summary17:20 Close of day
