CODE RED -Advanced Trauma Resuscitative Workshop

Format

This course will be offered in a one-day format on Thursday, September 24, from 8:30 to 17:20 CEST

Location: Veterinary clinic, Paris

Overview

Objectives

Following completion of this course, the learner will gain:

  • Enhanced Decision making capability in Code RED trauma
  • Thorough grounding in current HOTT principles
  • Haematological Resuscitation
  • Advanced Procedures in Damage Control theory and practical
  • Post Resuscitation Care

Faculty

Course Directors: Dr Jim Connolly

Course faculty:

  • Dr Tim Harris
  • Dr Felix Amlot

Educational Material

Handout provided on site

Target audience

Senior Trainees / Established EM Seniors

Registration

The price for this course is €350 (including 10% VAT)

Please register through your MyEUSEM account by clicking on the EUSEM Congress registration button. From the Pre-courses tab you can select the pre-courses you would like to join.

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TimeTopicFaculty
08:30-08:40Welcome and introductionJim Connolly
08:40-09:00The burden of disease
09:00-09:20Damage Control principles
09:20-09:40 HOTT principles. / Who survives / TCA – Tamponade vs Bleed out
09:40-10:00Team organisation in CODE RED
10:00-10:40Case Based Discussions. – interactive
10:40-11:00Coffee Break
11:00-11:20All things Haematological
11:20-11:45All things Biochemical
11:45-12:30Resuscitative Techniques
12:30-13:30Lunch Break
13:30-16:00Lab work:
– Thoracocentesis
– Dirty IJ
– Clamshell
– Useful damage control
16:00-16:20Coffee Break
16:20-17:20The future of trauma resuscitationJim Connolly

  1. The global impact and the importance of NIV in the Emergency Department. Patrick Plaisance
  2. Why NIPPV works. Non-Invasive Respiratory Support Devices. Paolo Groff
  3. NIMV in the pre-Hospital Setting. Nicolas Peschansky
  4. Acute Cardiogenic Pulmonary Edema. Roberto Cosentini
  5. Pneumonia (non-COVID19) and Pulmonary Contusion. Roberta Marino
  6. COPD exacerbation. Clinical cases. Rodolfo Ferrari
  7. COVID19 Pneumonia. Lessons learned from Covid19 Pandemic. Roberto Cosentini