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50 minutes
Consultant in Acute and General Medicine, Surrey and Sussex Healthcare Trust
50 minutes
Consultant Anaesthetist, specialising in anaesthesia for head and neck/maxillofacial cancers, the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, London
50 minutes
Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London
40 minutes
Consultant in ICU and Emergency Medicine
40 minutes
Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
50 minutes
Consultant in Emergency Medicine, St Thomas’ Hospital, London
60 minutes
Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Wales
50 minutes
Consultant in Emergency Medicine, St Thomas’ Hospital, London
50 minutes
Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care, Manchester Royal Infirmary
50 minutes
Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care, Manchester Royal Infirmary
60 minutes
Consultant in Critical Care and Emergency Medicine
50 minutes
Consultant in Critical Care & Lead for Cardiogenic Shock
Barts Heart Centre, London
50 minutes
Consultant Intensivist and Anaesthetist, Royal London Hospital
30 minutes
Consultant in Critical Care and Emergency Medicine Bart's Health NHS Trust, London
Tim Harris is qualified in intensive care medicine, emergency and pre-hospital medicine in Australia and the UK. He works in these specialties at the Royal London and Newham University Hospitals and London HEMS. He is academic lead for the London School of Emergency Medicine.
He is Professor of Emergency Medicine at Barts Health NHS Trust and QMUL, London, UK.
Dr Laura Hunter is a Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Clinical Toxicology at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London. She completed Emergency Medicine Higher Specialist Training in Merseyside Deanery, prior to her move to London in 2010. Special areas of interest include recreational drug toxicity, Inclusion Health and the development of Routine Blood Borne Virus screening within the Emergency Department.
She trained at King’s College Hospital and was initially a consultant radiologist at Imperial College NHS Trust for 10 years before returning to King’s College Hospital. She has published widely and special interest in imaging post arthroplasty hips.
Consultant in Critical Care and Emergency Medicine, Barts Health NHS Trust
Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Imperial NHS Trust
Consultant in Emergency Medicine & Critical Care, Manchester Royal Infirmary
Dr Gattinoni is currently working as Gastprofessor at the University of Göttingen (Germany).
He invented the “Extracorporeal CO 2 Removal” and promoted the "baby lung" (1980's) and mechanical power concepts (2016). He has previously served as President for the Italian National Society of Anesthesia, and Intensive Care, the European Society of Intensive Care, and the World Federation of Societies of Intensive and Critical Care Medicine. His research focuses on the pathophysiology and treatment of acute respiratory failure, sepsis and acid base disorders. He has published more than 400 research articles in peer reviewed journals. He is Honorary Member of the German Society of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care, Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and was awarded with the Life Time Achievement Award by the American Society of Anesthesiology.
Consultant Anaesthetist, (anaesthesia for head and neck/maxillofacial cancers), the Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust, London
Consultant in Anaesthesia & Intensive Care Medicine, Royal London Hospital, Barts Health NHS Trust
Consultant Emergency Medicine, Paediatric Emergency Medicine & Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board
Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Royal Glamorgan Hospital - Cwm Taf University Health Board and Ultrasound Lead for the All Wales School of Emergency Medicine
Consultant in Critical Care & Lead for Cardiogenic Shock, Barts Heart Centre, London
Consultant in Emergency Medicine at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London
Consultant in Emergency Medicine at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
Excellent
Good topic coverage, some areas seemed to be repeated a bit with the cardiogenic shock talks. However, still excellent.
Very good coverage
Excellent course, will attend next year if continue to work in EM.
Full coverage of topics – however there is overlap of discussions between the speakers
good
Very Good
Fantastic, all the topics very interesting and decisive for Emergency Medicine doctors
Broad coverage of essential topics – relevant to my practice – top tips/ nuggets of information which will improve my clinical management
Good online learning.
Excellent – great course, Up to date and thought provoking.
Vast area is covered
Very educational, tips will be used in my daily practice, great speakers
Excellent in everything as always
There was a lot of referral to the ED, which made it seem like perhaps it was aimed more at this area than, say, critical care. I also find it interesting that lots of management refers to how situations are managed in tertiary centres that have access to everything e.g. interventional radiology. There are a lot of Clinicians working in district generals where this is not the case…what then!
Broad range of topics covered. Well timed with frequent breaks.
Ease of booking, informative sessions, enjoyed practical aspects of slido
Good speakers, knowledgeable
The variety of topics, did not have to go to through the stress of travelling to a venue, very knowledgeable presenters.
Supported by the latest literature.
Content of the course and quality of speakers
Possibility to attend online
Evidence based analysis, Practical use of POCUS, Case based discussions and update (Giving Nor-adrenaline via peripheral lines ) + advancements -eg ECPR
Updates on treatment of shock, massive haemorrhage and the field cardiac arrest management procedures.
Excellent Updates on Sepsis, Shock and gastro bleeds
The level of expertise of the lectures, the topics selected and how easy everything ran.
Detailed and brought me up to date with so many new achievements
World class speakers with great insight into the literature. Well organised. Access to presentations
Timekeeping, Content of talks, Good speakers.
Delivery of slides and hot topics, coverage of important topics seen daily in emergency department
Lots on POCUS, wide range of specialists with different perspectives, kept it all very relevant
Good coverage of acute care topics Interactive sessions Up to date content
Online, excellent speakers. Smooth organisation
course content, presenters and ease of attending the course..
The topics, the quality of presentations and being online.
The organisation, the speakers and availability of the source for later reference
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