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Trials and Tribulations: Ross Fisher on Paediatric Trauma at the London Trauma Conference

By Natalie May / March 23, 2015

Ross Fisher discusses gaps in paediatric trauma research and why children need more than scaled-down adult care in this London Trauma Conference podcast. Published in 2015, the accompanying notes cover imaging questions, opportunities to contribute to research and a shared interest in clearer, more focused presentations.

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Trauma: An Elite Sport? Tom Evens at the London Trauma Conference 2014

By Natalie May / March 21, 2015

What can trauma teams learn from elite rowing? In this interview from the 2014 London Trauma Conference, Tom Evens discusses high performance as a process and culture, connecting mental rehearsal, simulation, coaching and learning from successes and failures with preparation for work in the resuscitation room.

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JC: ED RSI – you can do it. St.Emlyn’s

By Simon Carley / February 23, 2015

What can a long-running intubation registry tell us about airway care in the emergency department? This 2015 journal club examines Scottish data on intubation success, collaboration with anaesthetists and training, while considering missing records and the limitations of combining practice across fourteen years.

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JC: Getting the Balance Right: The PROPPR Trial

By Rich Carden / February 13, 2015

Which balance of plasma, platelets and red cells should be used in major traumatic haemorrhage? This 2015 appraisal of the PROPPR trial examines mortality, haemostasis and deaths from bleeding, considering study power and the practical challenges of interpreting the results for transfusion protocols.

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Karim Brohi on Vascular Injury at the London Trauma Conference

By Natalie May / February 2, 2015

Karim Brohi discusses vascular injury in a short podcast recorded at the 2014 London Trauma Conference. The accompanying introduction highlights recognising the ischaemic injured limb, questioning assumptions about hard and soft signs, and the role of interventional radiology in major trauma care.

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Podcast – GoodSAM app at the London Trauma Conference with Mark Wilson

By Simon Carley / January 24, 2015

Iain Beardsell talks with Mark Wilson about GoodSAM at the London Trauma Conference. Published in 2015, this podcast post builds on the app’s original aim of alerting nearby trained responders to emergencies, with links to its introduction and related prehospital teaching.

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JC: Progesterone’s pleiotropic failure in head injury. St.Emlyn’s

By Simon Carley / December 29, 2014

Why did progesterone’s promise in experimental brain injury fail to translate into benefit in a large clinical trial? This 2014 journal club examines patient selection, randomisation, anticipated treatment effects and stopping for futility, using the study to explore the challenges of translating laboratory findings into patient care.

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St Emlyn’s at the London Trauma Conference – Day 3

By Iain Beardsell / December 11, 2014

The final day of the London Trauma Conference 2014 turns to prehospital care and air ambulance operations. This report covers training and performance, introducing new procedures, difficult transfers and the human impact of fatal helicopter crashes, alongside brief discussions of emerging trauma therapies and responder technology.

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