Physiotherapy led Trauma Tertiary Survey - seeing the wood AND the trees! with Melissa Webb
Multidisciplinary Device Related Infection Team (mDRIFT) with Prof Michael Schuetz
Nursing led trauma patient follow-up with Fiona Jennings and Kate Dale (Trauma NPs)
Initiatives taken in NZ towards Improving trauma outcomes in Māori People with Dr Max Raos
Addressing the support needs of First Nations families experiencing paediatric burn injuries and care with Dr Hayley Williams
CTP Optimisation Pathway Project: Improving collaboration, patient support, outcomes and resource utilisation with Nicole Kelly
Packing the box, Prehospital blood products in Australasia with Dr Robbie Ley Graves
Balancing risk and experience- optimal training for the prehospital environment
Human performance optimisation in prehospital clinicians with Adjunct A/Prof Ben Meadley
Is the best transfer always the shortest? with Tim Andrews
Panel discussion 'Too sick to transfer'. Exploring the issues of jurisdictional cross-over, communication challenges, variations in the scope of practice and the provision of care in a rural centre by prehospital teams
Trauma patient pathways before, during and after acute care hospitalisation - using data linkage to fill in the gaps with Jacelle Warren
PRAISE Project – registry, imaging text and linked administrative data to try and improve care pathways for wrist fractures # with Prof Belinda Gabbe
Using linked trauma registry data to explore mental health and substance use treatment in vulnerable populations with Dr Georgina Lau
AUS-mTBI app based approach to data collection and analysis with Dr Sarah Hellewell
Visualising trauma patient journeys: the Queensland Injury Atlas with A/ Prof Susanna Cramb
The Australian New Zealand Trauma Registry Portal - developing a trauma dashboard with Ancelin McKimmie
Training the trainers - how do we teach trauma with Dr Andy Buck
Challenges in paediatric trauma presentations with Dr Jessica Clark
Toxicology and Trauma - impact of illicit drug use on trauma care with A/Prof Katherine Isoardi
ECMO in Trauma with Dr Yi Chung Bong
Radiology in trauma – utilisation of the CT scanner in pregnancy and post-mortem with A/Prof Craig Hacking
Forensic 'care' in trauma - how does the investigation improve patient care with Dr Jess Page and Acting Coroner, Jessica Lambert
Case Study - Regional Paediatric Trauma with Jade Walker
Case Study: Cervical Spine Injury and Complex Dysphagia with Anne Gatley
Trauma Family Support Service – Incorporating clinical and psychological patient family support to paediatric major trauma patients while inpatients and for up to 2 years post acute-care discharge with Annette McAlpine, Nurse Navigator
Who Calls the Shots in a Trauma Resuscitation? A Nurse’s Perspective with Heldi Hotz
Trauma rehabilitation data - making the most of what we’ve got with Kat Quick
National delivery of quality improvement education to the New Zealand trauma sector with Jessica Lockett
ANZ Trauma Nurse Survey with Helen Jowett
The ANZTS Board are delighted to share the the Gordon Trinca Lectureship has been awarded to Professor Michael Reade AM.
The Gordon Trinca lectureship is a prestigious honour that commemorates the work of Mr Gordon Trinca FRACS. As a trauma surgeon, Mr Trinca’s distinguished career involved not only the management of trauma, but also the prevention of road trauma and trauma education. He was instrumental in the introduction of the Early Management of Severe Trauma Program, the promotion of seatbelt wearing and the development and implementation of drink driving countermeasures.
This invited lectureship provides the Australian & New Zealand Trauma Society with the ability to recognise the significant contribution made by clinicians in the field of trauma through education and teaching.
The lecture topic is: “ ‘Why don’t they just follow the guideline?’ The value of team identity in implementation science’”
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Professor Michael Reade AM
Director, Greater Brisbane Clinical School
Professor of Military Medicine & Surgery
University of Queensland, Australia
Consultant Intensivist, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
At the centre of any care, initiative, team or process is our trauma patients. This plenary session will explore trauma care from the patient’s perspective – their story, incorporating the key components of their journey from injury to rehabilitation and beyond. The audience will be captivated by the physical, mental and emotional impact of traumatic injuries and how as a team we can managed and overcome these.