Saturday 23 April - Conference

08:50	Welcome
09:00	Talk by Mrs Louise Hunt - "The role of the coroner & mass-fatality incidents"
09:45	Talk by Dr Will Freake - "Under pressure & moral injury"
10:45	Coffee break
11:00	Workshop 1
12:00	Workshop 2
13:00	Lunch
13:30	Talk by Dr Jon Townsend - "Where does PHEM start?: a case based discussion around the breadth of PHEM"
14:30	Workshop 3
15:30	Workshop 4
16:30	Coffee break
16:45	Talk by Mr Sean Harris - "Policing, high threat prehospital care & major incidents"
17:45	Thank you
18:00	End of day

Workshops rotation

• Basic A-E / Triage & Scene Management + Advanced A-E
  Airway, Breathing, Circulation, Disability, Exposure...
  An A-E assessment tells you most of what you need to know about an acutely-unwell patient, and doing it quickly & effectively can make a huge difference to their treatment and outcome. If you need an introduction or refresher to this critical skill, the basic A-E workshop is for you.
  For those comfortable with A-Es, join our advanced workshop to expand what you know and learn how to triage and manage a scene. This will be particularly useful for those looking to lead the response to our mass casualty simulation.
  Hosted by Dr Jess Beech, Dr Alex Finn, and TBC.
• Difficult access
  Using ultrasound guided cannulation and EZ-IO, learn how to gain access to even the most difficult and shut-down patients.
  Hosted by Dr Jake Turner, Dr Tom Doel, & Dr Will Loveday.
• Airway Management
  Airway compromise will quickly lead to death and disability in patients if not recognised and treated promptly. Hence, airway management is a key skill for emergency practitioners, who can employ a range of techniques including basic manoeuvres, supraglottic airways, intubation, and advanced video laryngoscopy.
  A team from UHCW anaesthetics will be running a hands-on station to teach these vital skills and will also introduce some important considerations in the treatment of trauma-specific patients.
  Hosted by Dr Cyprian Mendonca, Dr Ansari Umair, Dr Ambreen Yasin, & Dr Kumar Peeyush.
• Human Factors & Communication
  These 'soft skills' are often under-appreciated and can greatly improve the quality of your patient's care and outcome. Have your eyes opened to how we can better support ourselves and each other.
  Hosted by TBC.

Sunday 24 April - Mass Casualty Simulation

08:30	Registration
09:00	Workshops
10:30	Mass Casualty Briefing
10:45	MAJAX Run 1
11:45	Debrief
12:15	Lunch
13:00	MAJAX Run 2
14:00	Debrief
14:30	Break
15:00	MAJAX Run 3
16:00	Debrief
16:30	Thank you