Welcome to Country Ceremony
Official Conference Welcome: Dinesh Varma – President, ANZTS & Associate Professor Grant Christey, Convenor, Trauma 2024 Conference
Welcome Remarks: Associate Professor Cliff Pollard & Mrs Dale Dally-Watkins
Keynote, Heidi Hotz, Director, TRAUMA - Cedars-Sinai
ANZTQIP program and strategies to improve trauma outcomes with Associate Professor Grant Christey, Waikato Surgery, New Zealand
Institute of Trauma Management and Injury (ITIM) with Dr Mary Langcake, Director of Trauma, St George Hospital
Where to next for the Trauma System in NZ with James Moore
Catastrophic head injuries – surgical intervention with Dr Stephen Honeybul
Catastrophic haemorrhage - chest trauma with Dr Andrie Stroebel
Catastrophic blunt force - abdominal trauma and damage control with Dr Dieter Weber
Catastrophic damage - the mangled limb with Dr Zhenya Welyczko
The data … outcomes after delay with Dr Michael Rudd
Facilitated discussion: "Providing immediate surgical intervention for catastrophic injuries".
Formulating recovery after Trauma with Dr Tanya Smyth
Child and Family Recovery following Critical Illness with A/Prof Deb Long
The ICU of the future – optimising the ICU environment to improve patient outcomes and staff wellbeing with Oystein Tronstad
Understanding Recovery and Treatment Outcomes Post Intensive Care (URTOPIC) with Michael Handy
Mental Health and Wellbeing for patients, families and clinicians in Trauma with Dr Martha Druery
Staff wellbeing in the Trauma setting with Dr Liz Crowe
Trauma Centres across Australia and New Zealand are lucky enough to have developed dedicated Trauma Services that navigate, manage and provide care to hundreds of thousands of trauma patients each year. In this session, we want to learn about the various models for Trauma Services and why they work within their organisation, geographical location and patient population. This session will be fast paced with only brief ‘rapid-fire’ presentations, to largely focus on a facilitated discussion exploring various aspects identified, and how as the ANZTS Community we can use our shared experiences to support all Trauma Services in their quest to improve patient outcomes.
Prevalence of frailty in patients over 70 years old and outcomes with Tony Joseph
Initial assessment of the older trauma patient with Martie Botha
TOPS: Trauma in the Older Person Service at RMH. Kate Gregorevic
GEDI: Geriatric ED Innovation at Austin Health with Lannie Ho
The Silver Pathway- Gold Class Care for Older Trauma Patients with Gemma Brogan
Moving forward: the need for a bi-national trauma in older person’s framework with Margot Lodge
Challenges of managing and following trauma patients in rural and remote Canada with Associate Prof Melanie Berube
Not just a dog bite with Michael Steenson
Variations in Patterns of Trauma by Rurality with A/Prof Grant Christey
Providing trauma care in rural and remote NZ with Dr Rossi Holloway
Returning to Country After Major Trauma: FNQ Allied Health Perspectives with Taylah Nicholson & Imogen Lewis
Managing road trauma and service delivery in rural/remote regions…the challenge, the need, the opportunity with Neil Singleton