Preliminary program.
Please, check web for continously updated scientific program.
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THURSDAY APRIL 23
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10.00 - 12.00
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1A
Opening session
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Welcoming words
Eldar Søreide
Early, aggressive resuscitation is certainly good for the patient in cardiac arrest, but when is it time to stop?
Hans Friberg
Why I think the Regional Emergency Centre Hospital model is the answer to the challenges facing Scandinavian healthcare.
Ari Leppäniemi
Emergency medicine in Europe and Scandinavia – the past, the present and the future.
Gunnar Öhlén
Let the Games begin!
Hans Morten Lossius
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12.30 - 14.00
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Lunch
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14.00 - 15.00
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2A
How to organise emergency care in the future, part 1
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2B
Emergency airway management
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A total re-organizing of in-hospital and out-of-hospital emergency care in Denmark: good and bad experiences so far
Freddy Lippert
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Controlled ventilation in the critically ill and injured patient - not so controlled after all?
Daniel P Davis
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The new Finnish national plan for in-hospital and out-of-hospital emergency medical services is in place. Why the rest of the world has something to learn from it
Tom Silfvast
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Emergency airway management: whether in the ambulance or the Emergency Department, there are far too many airway gadgets and too few airway experts
Arnd Timmermann
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A view from the top: changing how we organise hospitals and treat emergency patients – what are the obstacles? Money, people, lack of interest?
Gunnar Bovim
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Prehospital and emergency department airway management problems – why I think it is it time to get our act together and get it right (finally). A very “hot” update from the Utstein style international consensus process just finished
David Lockey
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15.00 - 15.30
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Coffebreak
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2A
How to organise emergency care in the future, part 2 |
2B
Trauma and emergency surgery |
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Using Norway as an example with interactive plenum discussion involving all key players
TBA
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Surgeons, surgery, emergency and intensive care medicine. An update from the other side of the Atlantic, with a special focus on what may be imported to the Scandinavian countries.
David Dries
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Intro 10 min each and 5 min for questions
Jannicke Mellin-Olsen, Tor Ingebrigtsen, Trude Grønlund, Odd Søreide, Kristin Lossius
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Emergency surgery in Scandinavia in the future ? A lot more of the same kind of patients - but everything else will be different!
Tom Glomsaker
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DISCUSSION
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Penetrating trauma in Scandinavia – how big is the problem? Can we save more patients also outside the few large urban hospitals?
Tomas Gudbjartsson
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Quick summaries of the discussion - what are the main points that needs to be adressed to further improve Scandinavian emergency care?
Gunnar Øhlen & Eldar Søreide
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How we think interventional radiologists should work with surgeons and other clinicians to improve patient flow and outcome. A young and fresh pespective.
Pål Stokkeland & Kjetil Søreide
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FRIDAY APRIL 24
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08.30-08.50
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Early Morning Update: Research in Emergency medicine - recent highlights from Scandinavia and abroad
Ulf Eklund
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Early morning Update:
TBA
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09.00 - 10.30
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3A
Quality improvement, simulation based training and CRM
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3B
Emergency care in the Scandinavian countries
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3C
Free Papers
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CRM – from Crew to Crisis Resource Management and back again.
Peter Dieckmann
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Organizing in-hospital and out-of-hospital emergency medical services in Scandinavia - major changes to come? Yes, definitely!
Maaret Castren
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CRM and simulation based training - an update focusing on why this is so important for all clinicians working in teams
Peter Dieckmann
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Emergency Care Reorganisation in Denmark - what is really new and controversial?
Søren Mikkelsen
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An update from the Scandinavian scene - DIMS, SAFER and much more……
Stephen Sollid
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Emergency medicine in Sweden: a separate speciality, but now what? Lessons learned and recent developments
Anders Eriksson
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Simulated prehospital airway management problems, human factors and CRM – Swiss experiences with how to improve quality of care and patient safety
Wolfgang Ummenhofer
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How to organise high-quality prehospital (ground and air ambulances) and in-hospital (surgical and medical specialities) emergency care in rural areas? Experiences from a Local Health Trust in Norway
Rune Larsen
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10.30 - 11.00
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Coffebreak
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11.00 - 12.30
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3A
Recent research and hot topics
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3B
Alarm- and -dispatch and prehospital care in the Scandinavian countries - recent controversies
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3C
Free Papers
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A Scandinavian focused Update on key studies in Trauma, Resuscitation and Emergency Medicine
Erika Christensen
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Alarm- and dispatch in the Scandinavian countries - what are the differences and do they affect quality and patient safety?
Freddy Lippert
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Why I think Chest-Compression-Only is the way to go to improve outcome in cardiac arrest, and ERC not
Jacob Hollenberg
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Alarm- and dispatch - w hy I think the one number (112) discussion is a matter of life and death
(PRO-CON debate)
Mads Gilbert
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Improving outcome and out-come prediction in resuscitation – still room for improvements?
Ilkka Virkunnen
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How to save lives and ease the pain, but remain within the budget frame. Organising a large urban ambulance service – experiences from the past and challenges in the future
Mats Kihlgren
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HEMS, medical and non-medical staffing, flight and patient safety - what's up and what's new?
Daniel P Davis
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Prehospital emergency care – lessons learned in Sweden and what we all can learn from them
Poul Kongstad
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12.30 - 14.00
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Lunch
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4A
The Emergency Department - the missing link? |
4B
Trauma, disaster and emergency care - documentation and outcome |
4C
Free Papers |
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Emergency medicine, emergency care, EMS and co-operation: the Danish perspective
Petter Hallas
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Documentation of process of care in trauma, resuscitation and emergency medicine – why and how? Research and statistics, quality improvement and management purposes
Erik Skogvoll
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Organising emergency care in "the emergency room" – how was it done in the past and how must it be done in the future? A Norwegian perspective
Per Meinich
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Centralisation and specialisation of hospitals is based on what? Quality of care, patient safety, cost-effectiveness, or politics? Using trauma as an example
Olav Røise
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How to organise a large multi-speciality Emergency Department? Who is in charge? Does Triage of patients really help? What about the not so critically ill and injured patients? Does anybody really care? Experiences from a Norwegian University Hospital
Ole Christian Langlo & Ole Kristen Zweidorff
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Documentation and process control during civilian disasters - do we have a clue about what is going on?
Anders Rüter
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15.00 - 15.30
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Coffebreak
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| 15.30 - 17.00 |
4A
Emergency medical teams |
4B
Neurotrauma |
4C
Free Papers |
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The prehospital emergency team – does it function the way it should? What about patient safety?
Guttorm Brattebø
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Neurotrauma and neurointensive care in the future – an overview.
Martin Rusnak
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Physician manned helicopters - just a flying ambulance, or a flying ICU as well?
TBA
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Neurotrauma and neurointensive care – a European perspective on clinical guidelines and other ways to improve quality of care
Walter Mauritz
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Emergency teams - what make them function and what not?
Wolfgang Ummenhofer
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The Neurotrauma Chain of Survival - what the neurosurgeon needs to know and what the prehospital care provider should do!
Niels Juul and Vagn Eskesen
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The response to out-of-hospital emergencies is one thing but what about in-hospital emergencies? An update on the Rapid Response Team concept and its future role in Scandinavia
Anders Åneman
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The Neurotrauma Chain of Survival - what the neurosurgeon needs to know and what the prehospital care provider should do!
Niels Juul and Vagn Eskesen
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SATURDAY APRIL 25
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| 09.00 - 10.30 |
5A
Disaster and prehospital emergency medicine, part 1 |
5B
Resuscitation and emergency cardiac care |
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New Scandinavian guidelines for prehospital airway management – the basic parts are as important as the advanced ones!
Per Kristian Hyldmo
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Emergency angiography and PCI in post-resuscitation patients? Worth the time and money?
Alf Inge Larsen
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How to organise high quality prehospital and in-hospital emergency care in rural and artic surroundings – an update from exotic Iceland
Bjørn Gunnarsson
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Prehospital cooling in post-resusciation is the way to go to further improve outcome
TBA
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The Norwegian general practitioners' experiences as emergency physicians
Erik Zakariassen
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Prehopsital cooling? Not so sure about that (PRO-CON Debate)
TBA
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The traditional community and doctor based emergency care system in
Norway – can it survive?
Steinar Hunskår
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TBA
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10.30 - 11.00
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Coffebreak
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11.00 - 13.00
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5A
Disaster and prehospital emergency medicine, part 2
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5B
Hot topics and remaining controversies
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An update on Trauma and Resuscitation is OK, but what about Teaching & Research in Disaster Medicine in Scandinavia?
Anders Rüter
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What will it take to become an Emergency Care and HEMS (Helicopter Emergency Medical Service) Physician in the future? A lot!
Stepehen Sollid
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Training the whole community based response team in prehospital trauma care - experiences with a new national system
Jan Barstad
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Wait a minute - be reasonable. (PRO-CON DEBATE)
Per Bredmose
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Mission Possible ! What can we all learn from working in poor countries?
Jannicke Mellin-Olsen
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TBA
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Rapid extrication of entrapped patients saves lives – OK, but show me the evidence
Jan Barstad
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If early endotracheal intubation and controlled ventilation are so crucial in patients with severe traumatic brain injury, do we know if they get it? An overview of the Scandinavian neurotrauma systems
Jouni Kurola
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