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| 1200 - 1220 | Rapid extrication of entrapped patients in motor-vehicle accident The local rescue service of Stavanger will demonstrate this recently developed and internationally recognized technique in “Olavskleiva” - 50 meters further down from the Conference venue, Clarion. Co-ordinators: Sven Arne Hapnes and Olav Østebø |
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| 1330 - 1500 | SESSION 6A The future of emergency departments in Scandinavia – better TRIAGE and a new speciality? |
SESSION 6B The trauma team and survival – what are the crucial factors? |
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| Moderators: Thomas Olsson, Sweden Pia Malmquist, Sweden |
Moderators: Anna Tötterman, Norway Lauri Handolin, Finland |
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| Emergency medicine in Scandinavia - a separate speciality or a sub-speciality? Separate speciality: Pia Malmquist, Sweden Sub-speciality: Tom Silfvast, Finland Emergency Nurse Practioner: a new speciality for emergency nursing in Scandinavia? Kerstin Sluys, Sweden Criteria based TRIAGE - one step forward in patient safety? Ole Christian Langlo, Norway Rapid Emergency Score - what is it and how do I use it? Thomas Olsson, Sweden A new Scandinavian emergency medicine education for anaesthesiologists Peter Berlac, Denmark |
Do trauma patients die because of lack of surgical trauma competence in our hospitals? Tina Gaarder, Norway The trauma team members themselves – a crucial factor for survival? Mari Bergan, Norway and Hedda Kolle, Norway The multitrauma patient soon arrives in the Emergency Department - what’s next? Lauri Handolin, Finland Liver trauma – surgical success without surgery. Also a good example of teamwork? Jon Arne Søreide, Norway The trauma patient arrives in the ICU - end of history? Or just the beginning? Else Tønnesen, Denmark |
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| 1530 - 1730 | SESSION 7A Emergency airway management – pitfalls and pearls |
SESSION 7B The East-Asian tsunami disaster and the aftermath. A well organised medevac or random action? |
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| Moderators: Harald V. Genzwuerker, Germany Eldar Søreide, Norway |
Moderators: Ari Leppäniemi, Finland Jan Erik Nilsen, Norway Thore Wickström, Sweden |
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| CO poisoning – a threat to the Nordic lifestyle? Øyvind Thomassen, Norway Prehospital use of anaesthetic drugs – anaesthesiologists only! Peter Berlac, Denmark Prehospital use of anaesthetic drugs – anaesthesiologist only? Of course not! Gareth Davies, United Kingdom New Scandinavian guidelines for prehospital airway management – time for consensus! Mårten Sandberg, Norway In failed endotracheal intubation (ETI) all alternatives are not equal. The German experience. Harald Genzwuerker Germany Panel discussion with questions from the audience |
The Finnish experience. Ari Leppäniemi, Finland The Norwegian experience. Sindre Mellesmo, Norway The Icelandic experience. Alma D Möller, Iceland The Swedish experience. Thore Wickström, Sweden Evacuation of severly injured Scandinavian patients after the Tsunami-disaster in Thailand – some personal experiences. Bente Lüdemann Elstad, Norway Panel discussion with questions from the audience |
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Fjord Safari Departure: Skagen kaien A cruise in magnificent scenery, with a nice meal and entertainment included. NOTE: Only pre-registered participants. |
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| 0830 - 1000 | SESSION 8A The link between in-hospital factors and survival in resuscitation and trauma – do we have the answers? |
SESSION 8B The hostile environment - how to protect yourself while taking care of the patient? |
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| Moderators: Kees H. Polderman, The Netherlands Kjetil Sunde, Norway |
Moderators: Hans Morten Lossius, Norway Malcolm Russel, United Kingdom |
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| Post-resuscitation care. Are all hospitals equal, or are some better than others? Audun Langhelle, Norway Traumatic brain injury. Big differences in survival and outcome in different trauma systems. How come? Kees H Polderman, The Netherlands If major differences in outcome exist, should the public know? Yes: Eldar Søreide, Norway No: Geir Sverre Braut, Norway Quality of care and patient safety are important factors long neglected! Guttorm Brattebø, Norway Early implementation of a simple, but effective approach to therapeutic hypothermia – a single centre experience Anette Bore, Norway |
Survival in the combat zone Malcolm Russel, United Kingdom How to prepare yourself and your EMS for mass-casualties due to violent actions? The Swedish experience Per Örtenwall, Sweden How to prepare yourself and your EMS for mass-casualties due to violent actions? The Danish experience Freddy Lippert, Denmark How to prepare yourself and your EMS for mass-casualties due to violent actions? The Norwegian experience Ronald Rolfsen, Norway The violent patient and his “friends” in the ED – a real challenge. US experience. Richard Dutton, USA |
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| 1030 - 1200 | SESSION 9A A Scandinavian major trauma outcome study – time for setting new standards for the organising of the trauma chain of survival? |
SESSION 9B The implementation of new Life Support courses in Scandinavia – so what? |
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| Moderators: Anders Östlund, Sweden Ari Leppäniemi, Finland |
Moderators: Anne Lippert, Denmark Mårten Sandberg, Norway |
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| A Scandinavian major trauma outcome study – more than just a vision! Ari Leppäniemi, Finland AIS courses in Scandinavia? Why and where? Per Örtenwall, Sweden Use of the TRISS methodology – garbage in, garbage out? Nils Oddvar Skaga, Norway The key role of the trauma registrar to get things rolling! Morten Hestnes, Norway Trauma registries – what have we learnt? And is it worth the money? Olav Røise, Norway |
Are the Prehospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS) and Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) courses still the right concept for Scandinavia? Yes: Sindre Mellesmo, Norway No: Karl-Christian Thies, The Netherlands American trauma courses for nurses: where do Scandinavian nurses go from here? Kerstin Sluys, Sweden Why Advanced Paediatric Life Support should be a mandatory course for you all! Thomas Rajka, Norway More LS courses to come? But do they solve the problems? Freddy Lippert, Denmark |
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post conference symposiums/ dispatch seminar September 10 2005 Clarion Hotel Emergency Medical Dispatch, the first link in the Chain of Survival Recommended guidelines for reporting of data from the out-of-hospital phase of medical dispatch for cardiac arrest and telephone-guided CPR High quality medical dispatch is crucial for survival from cardiac arrest and performance at discharge from hospital. It is time for making medical dispatch as evidence based as possible. One step is uniform reporting Utstein style, tailored for medical dispatch and cardiac arrest. The aim of this Utstein meeting is to bring together Scandinavian and other European experts in this field to collectively draw up recommendations for reviewing, reporting, and conducting research on medical dispatch. The results will be published in international journals. The symposium is supported by grants from the Laerdal Foundation for Acute Medicine. other scientific activities |
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Learning centre Micro- and macro simulation Recombinant Factor VII in trauma Volume therapy Scandinavian Update awards Stavanger Hall September 8 2005 18.30 According to the theme of the conference, the “Formula of Survival”, the following prizes will be awarded during the “Karibu” - the welcome-reception: -Best scientific paper -Best educational programme -Best system implementation -Scandinavian Update’s Prize of honour You are welcome to propose candidates, see awards Stand-up Science Hall Toll September 9 2005 19.00 Hall Toll, The conference pub, is the meeting point for a new concept for free paper presentations. Presenters will stand up, only supported by a flip-over, and convince you that their work will affect the future of trauma, resuscitation or emergency medicine. Limited capacity Rapid extrication of entrapped patients in motor-vehicle accident Venue: Olavskleiva Friday 1200-1220 The local rescue service of Stavanger will demonstrate this recently developed and internationally recognized technique in “Olavskleiva” - 50 meters further down from the Conference venue, Clarion. The extrication technique was awarded “Best Free Paper” during Trauma Care 2004. Co-ordinators: Sven Arne Hapnes and Olav Østebø |
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