“International faculty bringing you the latest in cutting edge trauma care”
TRAUMASWAN XXIII
C O N F E R E N C E 31st July - 1st August 2015
Liverpool Hospital, Sydney, NSW
International FacultyDr Karen Brasel, USADr Adam Brooks, UKDr Leo Geeraedts, The NetherlandsMs Kathleen Martin, USADr Maureen McCunn, USADr Neil Parry, CanadaDr Michael Stein, Israel
THE TRAUMA DEPARTMENT LIVERPOOL HOSPITAL
WELCOMES YOU TO THE
SWAN XXIII TRAUMA CONFERENCE
Attendees at SWAN this year will improve their knowledge and understanding of the concepts and principles of care relating to the following areas:
• Bleeding and Haemorrhage Control• Limited Resources Trauma• Hard Talk Controversial Topics• Technology and Trauma• Geriatric Trauma• Critical Care
SWAN Trauma organising committee: Scott D’Amours (Convenor), Valerie Malka, Sonia Gagliardi, Julie-Anne Thring, Christine Dunnell, Michael Parr, John Crozier
(Accident scene photo courtesy of CareFlight)
AUSTRALIAN FACULTYCino Bendinelli Deputy Director, Trauma Dept, John Hunter Hospital, NSW
Brian Burns ED Physician, Retrievalist Ambulance Service NSW
Erica Caldwell Trauma Nurse Coordinator, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
Tracy Cordes Senior Radiographer, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
John Crozier Vascular & Trauma Surgeon, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
Kate Curtis Clinical Nurse Consultant, Trauma Dept, St George Hospital, NSW
Tony Fernandes Plastic Surgeon, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
Ailene Fitzgerald Director Trauma Services, Canberra Hospital, ACT
Sally Forrest-Horder Clinical Nurse Consultant Trauma Department, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
Nevenka Francis Area Trauma Coordinator Trauma Department Liverpool Hospital, NSW
Alan Giles Emergency Physician, Campbelltown Hospital, NSW
Bernie Hanrahan Anaesthetic/Retrieval Specialist, Liverpool/Careflight, NSW
Martin Jarmin Trauma Fellow, Trauma Dept, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
Anthony Joseph ED Director Trauma, Royal North Shore, NSW
Michael Kernohan Plastics/Maxillofacial Surgeon, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
Mary Langcake Director of Trauma, St. George Hospital, Kogarah, NSW
Patrick Liston Senior Intensivist, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
Valerie Malka Trauma Surgeon, Trauma Dept, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
Bronte Martin Trauma Coordinator, National Critical Care & Trauma
Response Centre, Royal Darwin Hospital, NT
Michael Parr ICU Director, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
David Read Director of Trauma, Royal Darwin Hospital, Darwin, NT
Ryan Rudolph Interventional Radiologist, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
Glen Schlaphoff Director of Radiology, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
Shamus Shepherd ED Physician & Co Director Emergency Department, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
Wayne Wallace Intensive Care Paramedic, Bankstown Ambulance Service, NSW
Penelope Weir ED Physician & Co Director Emergency Department, Liverpool Hospital, NSW
INTERNATIONAL FACULTYKaren Brasel ........................................ Portland, Oregan, USAAdam Brooks ....................................... Nottingham, UKLeo Geeraedts ..................................... Amsterdam, The NetherlandsKathleen Martin..................................... Aberdeen, Maryland, USAMaureen McCunn............................... Baltimore, Maryland, USANeil Parry ............................................. London, Ontario, CanadaMichael Stein........................................ Petah Tikva, Israel
SWAN XXIII PROGRAMME – DAY 1Friday, 31st July 2015
0700 Registration 0750 Introduction and Welcome Chair: S.D’Amours LIMITED RESOURCES TRAUMA Chair: D.Read 0800 The Real MASH J. Crozier 0815 Bones and Blood - Training for MSF M. Jarmin 0830 Cyclone Pam - Ground Zero Vanuatu B. Martin 0845 Burns T. Fernandes 0900 Panel Questions: , SMS, &
0915 CASE SCENARIO Chair: A. Giles A. Brooks, M. Stein, K. Martin, K. Curtis, W. Wallace, P. Weir, G. Schlaphoff M. Parr
1000 MORNING TEA
TOP 5 PAPERS THAT CHANGED MY TRAUMA PRACTICE Chair: A. Fitzgerald 1030 Anaesthetics M. McCunn 1040 Critical Care M. Parr 1050 Surgery A. Brooks 1100 Nursing K. Martin 1110 Panel Questions: , SMS, &
TRAUMA HARD TALK I Chair: M. Langcake 1115 Terror vs War - Same Injuries? M. Stein 1125 Personality Quiz - Is Trauma for You? K. Curtis 1135 TTLs and Missed Injuries - Does Specialty Matter? N. Parry 1145 Rib Fixation - Are We Not Aggressive Enough? K. Brasel 1155 Trauma Education for Remote Areas D. Read 1205 Panel Questions: , SMS, &
1215 LUNCH
TRAUMATIC HAEMORRHAGE: WHAT’S NEW? Chair: J.Crozier1315 Updates on Ratios L. Geeraedts1327 Vascular Control in Tiger Country M. Stein1339 Biologic Agents - The Latest A. Fitzgerald 1351 Tranexamic Acid - Truth or Propaganda? M. McCunn 1403 Panel Questions: , SMS, &
1415 CASE SCENARIO Chair: S.D’AmoursL. Geeraedts, N. Parry, B. Martin, B. Burns, B. Hanrahan, M. Langcake, G. Schlaphoff, N. Francis 1500 AFTERNOON TEA
THE GREAT DEBATES Chair: A. Giles1530 Over-triage is better than Under-Triage For: A. Brooks Against: T. Joseph
1600 MARIA SEGER KEYNOTE LECTURE K. Brasel The Modern Relevance of ATLS 1630 Wine and Cheese Function – Fox Creek Wines
TRAUMA HARD TALK II Chair: M.Jarmin0800 Does Size Matter? - In Chest Tubes C. Bendinelli 0815 Managing the Grey Tsunami A. Joseph0830 Minimally Invasive Surgery - Is there a Role? N. Parry 0845 Tertiary Not Enough? L. Geeraedts Do We Need the Quaternary Survey?0900 Panel Questions: , SMS, &
0915 CASE SCENARIO Chair: M. ParrK. Brasel, M. McCunn, D. Read, S. Sheperd S. Forrest-Horder, R. Rudolph
1000 MORNING TEA
TRAUMA SITUATION CRITICAL Chair: M.Parr1030 Damage Control Anaesthesia B. Hanrahan1042 Frontiers in Therapeutic Hypothermia P. Liston1054 Open Speed in the NT - Not So Fast D. Read 1106 IVC Filters - An update G. Schlaphoff1118 Lessons Learnt in Landstuhl - 10 Years On K. Martin 1130 Panel Questions: , SMS, &
THE GREAT DEBATES Chair: C. Bendinelli1145 ER Docs for Trauma: surplus to requirements? For: V Malka Against: A Giles
1215 LUNCH
TECHNOLOGY AND TRAUMA Chair: S.D’Amours 1315 3D Printing for Reconstructing Body Parts M. Kernohan1330 Trauma Apps A. Brooks1345 Hybrids in Trauma - Lessons Learnt So Far S. D’Amours1400 New Toys in the OR M. Stein1415 Panel Questions: , SMS, &
1430 TRAUMA QUIZ Chair: V.Malka Have You Been Paying Attention?
1515 PRIZES
1530 MEETING CLOSE
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SWAN XXIII PROGRAMME – DAY 2Saturday, 1st August 2015
TRANSPORT AND ACCOMODATIONTransportLiverpool Hospital is easily accessible from the city by train or taxi. The journey is 33kms from the city (about 50 minutes by train and 45 minutes by car). It costs approximately AUS$90.00 by cab one-way. Trains run approximately every 10-20 minutes from Sydney CBD. Please check the city rail web-site closer to the conference time http://www.cityrail.info/ Liverpool Hospital is only a five minute walk from Liverpool station.
Car ParkingThere are three parking stations at Liverpool Hospital. The under-ground car park is located below the Thomas and Rachel Moore Education Centre, corner of Goulburn and Elizabeth Streets. The multi-storey car park is located at the corner of Campbell and Forbes Streets, Liverpool. There is a third car park entrance on the corner of Lachlan Street and Hart Street at entrance J.
Enquiries:
Tel: 61 2 9822 4211 Opening hours: 6.00am. – 9.30pm. approx. AUS$24.00 per day
AccommodationPlease make your own travel and accommodation arrangements. We have listed the following accommodation options for your considera-tion. These hotels are within approximately 6kms of the Conference Centre.
Quest Service Apartments39 Scott Street, Liverpool, NSWSydney Suburbs 2170 Australia Tel 1800 334 033http://www.questapartments.com.au/Email: [email protected]
Mercure Sydney Liverpool424-458 Hoxton Park RoadLiverpool West NSW 2170Bookings:+ 61 2 8777 0600http://www.mercuresydneyliverpool.com.au/
Holiday Inn Warwick Farm355 Hume Highway, Warwick FarmBookings: + 61 2 9726 1222Reservations: 1 800 669 562Front Desk: 61-2-9726 1222www.holidayinn.com
Email: [email protected]
Car Park 2
Car Park 1
Education Centre
To Hume Highway
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New road to entrance J
