Pre-Hospital Care
and Retrieval in the UK
Lectures, Skills Stations and Case Scenarios organised by Infomed Research and Training,
on Tuesday 13 and Wednesday 14 April 2010, at the Clinical Sciences Building, University Hospital Coventry, Clifford Bridge Road, Coventry CV2 2DX
 

A conference for:

Consultants, Middle Grades, Associates
and Senior Registrars in Emergency Medicine, Intensive/Critical Care, Anaesthesia, General Practice, Acute Medicine, and Senior Nurses
in Emergency Medicine and PHC.

About the Conference:

• This conference focuses on the most critical and challenging aspects of Pre-Hospital Care (PHC) and Retrieval in the UK. Lectures, skills stations and case scenarios will focus on key areas, looking at the approach to scene and its assessment, primary survey, resuscitation, securing the airway, rapid sequence intubation, ventilation, breathing and circulation, practical reviews throughout the Pre-Hospital phase of care, stabilisation and transport of the critically unwell adult and child, aero medical decisions, major incidents, controversies in the Pre-Hospital resuscitation of the critically ill and injured, etc. This conference is not solely focussed on trauma.

£450 (incl. VAT) for the two days
£300 (incl. VAT) daily rate

UHCW Trust Doctors £400 (incl. VAT)
Please call to book at this rate

Course fee includes web access to the latest
Course data and presentations submitted
by the faculty, lunch and refreshments
and attendance certificate.


Campanile special offers from £45 per night
for a hotel within walking distance
(0.8ml) of the Hospital.

10 CPD Points – Certificate of Attendance

• The keynote session focuses on recent developments in the Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine (PHEM, training and career progression, how PHEM will link in with trauma centres/systems locally and nationally, and the contrasts between PHC in and out of London.

• The conference contributes to developing effective team management for doctors from a variety of backgrounds and actively delivering PHC. All lecturers are actively involved in PHC and transfer services throughout the UK.

• As major PHC becomes increasingly a consultant-led service, with the emphasis on early expert decision-making, it is imperative that consultants develop their PHC skills and expertise sooner rather than later.

A UK faculty of leading practitioners including:

• Professor Keith Porter, Consultant Trauma Surgeon, University Birmingham NHS Trust,
  Chairman of the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and
  Medical Director of the West Midlands Central Accident Resuscitation Emergency Team

• Dr Rod Mackenzie, Senior Lecturer and Honorary Consultant in Emergency Medicine,
  Leicester Royal Infirmary. Council Member at the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care, Royal College
  of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and member of the CEM Pre-Hospital Care Subcommittee

• Dr Peter Oakley, Consultant in Anaesthesia and Trauma, North Staffordshire NHS Trust

• Dr Matthew Wyse, Consultant Anaesthetist, Medical Director, West Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust

• Dr Tim Harris, Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Pre-Hospital Care, Royal London Hospital, London

• Dr Caroline Leech, Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Pre-Hospital Care, University Hospitals Coventry & Warwickshire NHS Trust

• Dr Reinout Mildner, Clinical Lead, Paediatric Retrieval, Birmingham Children’s Hospital

• Dr Terry Martin, Consultant Intensivist and Anaesthetist, Royal Hampshire County Hospital, Winchester

• Mr Darren Walter, Clinical Director/Consultant in Emergency Medicine, University Hospital
  of South Manchester and Assistant Medical Director (Service Delivery), North West Ambulance Service

• Surgeon Commander Steven Bland, Royal Navy, Emergency Medicine Consultant,
  Queen Alexandra Hospital, Portsmouth, and Medical Director, Defence CBRN Centre

• Dr Matt Robbins, Associate Specialist in Emergency Medicine, Coventry University Hospital,
  BASICS doctor and Flight Doctor with Warwickshire/Northamptonshire Air Ambulance

Skills Stations
The conference features Sessions of “ABCD Skills Stations” and challenging clinical “Case Scenarios” covering Transfer of the Critically Ill and Incidents, all of which follow and build on ‘state-of-the-art’ lectures by practicing Consultants experts in their field. The Sessions are all facilitated by members of the conference Faculty.

Please click here to view a list of hotels near to the venue.

The Campanile Hotel offers rooms from £45 per night for a hotel within walking distance (0.8ml)
of the Hospital.

Also, please note that the Holiday Inn Hotel‎ can offer their Government rate (£75 per night) to anyone associated with the Hospital.

Transport

Buses from Coventry Train Station to UHCW: Both the 585 and the 85 bus go door to door.

Duration: 25 minutes.
Frequency: 0640 - 0900: 20 min | 0900 – 1940: 15 min
Price: £1.50 per journey | Timetable

There is also a taxi rank at the Station. Depending on traffic a journey would be about £10.

If you require further information please call us: +44 (0)20 8123 0021 or email us