Abu Dhabi Trauma
Pre Conference Workshops 

The Abu Dhabi Trauma Conference Workshops is a highly anticipated event for healthcare professionals who specialize in trauma care. These workshops provide attendees with an opportunity to enhance their knowledge and skills in a more intimate and interactive setting.

The Pre Conference Workshops will cover a range of topics related to trauma care, from initial assessment and stabilization to management of complex injuries. The workshops will be led by expert faculties in their respective fields, and attendees will have the opportunity to engage in hands-on learning experiences.

Agenda

Day 1
January 15, 2024

07:30-17:00

Advanced Burn Life Support Workshop

Instructor: Ms. Tanya Luckado, Ms. Sarah Shingleton, Mr. William Dewey, Ms. Patricia, Colstom, Dr. Alicia Williams

07:30-08:00

Registration, Refreshments

08:00-08:15

Welcome

08:15-08:45

Initial Assessment

08:45-09:30

Airway Management

09:30-10:00

Smoke Inhalation

10:00-10:15

Break (15 minutes)

10:15-10:30

Shock / Fluid Resuscitation

10:30-11:00

Burn Management

11:00-11:30

Electrical Injuries

11:30-12:00

Chemical Burns

12:00-13:00

Lunch (60 minutes)

13:00-13:30

Pediatric Burn Injuries

13:00-14:00

Stabilization Transfer / Transport

14:00-14:30

Disaster Management

14:30-15:00

Break (15 minutes)

15:00-17:00

Written Test / Hand-on Practical

07:00-17:00

TOPIC Workshop

Instructor: Ms. Kathleen Martin, Ms. Heidi Hotz

07:00-07:30

Arrival, Registration & Coffee

07:30-07:40

Introduction / Course Objective

Ms. Kathleen Martin

07:40-08:10

Module 1: PIPS Model & Conceptual Plan

Ms. Heidi Hotz

08:10-08:40

Module 2: Trauma Committee Structure

Kathleen Martin

08:40-09:40

Module 3: Audit Filters, Core Measures & Variance in Care

Heidi Hotz

09:40-10:10

Module 4: Event Identification & Levels of Review

Kathleen Martin

10:10-10:20

BREAK

10:20-10:50

Module 5: Data Management: Supporting the Trauma PIPS Process

Heidi Hotz

10:50-11:20

Module 6: Trauma PIPS Reports

Kathleen Martin

11:20-12:00

Module 7: Peer Review Determination & Confidentiality

Heidi Hotz

12:00-12:45

LUNCH

12:45-13:15

Module 8: Action Plan Development & Implementation

Kathleen Martin

13:15-13:50

Module 9: Event Resolution / Institutional Links / Outcome Improvements

Heidi Hotz

13:50-14:00

BREAK

14:00-16:40

VIGNETTES: Critique trauma cases using the principles of PI

Ms. Kathleen Martin, Ms. Heidi Hotz

16:40-17:00

Evaluation / CE Certificates

08:00-17:15

Prehospital Trauma Life Support Workshop

Instructor: Mr. Jason Perkins, Ms. Maxine Minton, Mr. Afzal Khan, Mr. Hadeel Hadidi

08:00-08:15

Welcome and Introduction

Jason Perkins

08:15-08:30

Baseline Patient Simulations

Ms. Maxine Minton, Mr. Afzal Khan, Mr. Hadeel Hadidi, Mr. Jason Perkins

08:30-09:15

Lesson 01: Trauma Assessment and exanguinating Hemorrhage

Jason Perkins

09:15-09:35

Skill Stations: Trauma Assessment; TQ Application; Wound Packing; Pelvic Binder

Ms. Maxine Minton, Mr. Afzal Khan, Mr. Hadeel Hadidi, Mr. Jason Perkins

09:35-10:00

Patient Simulations

Ms. Maxine Minton, Mr. Afzal Khan, Mr. Hadeel Hadidi, Mr. Jason Perkins

10:00-10:15

Break

10:15-11:15

Lesson 02: Airway

Maxine Minton

11:15-12:15

Lesson 03: Breathing, Oxygenation and Ventilation

Afzal Khan

12:15-13:15

Lunch

13:15-13:40

Skill Stations: Basic Airway; Supraglottic Airway; Needle Decompression

3 stations: Ms. Maxine Minton, Mr. Afzal Khan, Mr. Hadeel Hadidi

13:40-14:15

Patient Simulation

3 stations: Maxine Minton, Afzal Khan, Hadeel Hadidi

14:15-15:15

Lesson 04: Circulation

Hadeel Hadidi

15:15-16:00

Break

16:00-17:00

Patient Simulation

3 stations: Maxine Minton, Afzal Khan, Hadeel Hadidi

17:00-17:15

Debriefing and Day 1 Close Out

Jason Perkins

08:15-17:00

Damage Control Surgery Workshop

Instructor: Prof. Mansoor Khan/Dr. Mamoun Abu Habsa
Location: Sharjah University

08:00-08:15

Arrival, registration & refreshments

08:15-08:30

Introduction to course & themes

08:30-09:10

Damage Control Philosophy

09:10-09:45

Review of thoracic trauma

09:45-11:00

Thoracic Trauma I

 

Penetrating chest injury

 

Finger thoracostomies

 

Left antero-lateral thoracotomy

 

Clamshell thoracotomy

 

Repair of cardiac injuries

11:00-11:15

Refreshments

11:15-12:30

Thoracic Trauma II

 

Hilar injuries

 

Pulmonary injuries

 

Superior mediastinum

 

Closure and drains

12:30-13:00

Lunch

13:00-13:30

Principles of vascular trauma

 

Vascular trauma

 

Vascular control and dissection

 

Junctional zone injuries

 

Endovascular techniques & REBOA

13:30-15:00

Penetrating neck injuries

 

Trauma airway

 

Management of penetrating neck injuries

 

Median sternotomy & control of arch vessels

15:00-15:15

Refreshments

15:15-15:45

Damage Control Resuscitation and Major Haemorrhage Management

 

Designated major haemorrhage call, "code red"

 

Impact of major haemorrhage protocols

 

Transfusion ratios

 

Major haemorrage processes

 

Trauma team operating as a DCR team

15:45-17:00

Thoracic outlet, upper limb injuries and other procedures

 

Subclavian artery injuries

 

Axillary artery injuries

 

Procedures (e.g. lateral canthotomy)

17:00-17:15

Debrief

Day 2
January 16, 2024

07:30-17:00

Advanced Burn Life Support Workshop

Instructor: Ms. Tanya Luckado, Ms. Sarah Shingleton, Mr. William Dewey, Ms. Patricia, Colstom, Dr. Alicia Williams

07:30-08:00

Registration, Refreshments

08:00-08:15

Welcome

08:15-08:45

Initial Assessment

08:45-09:30

Airway Management

09:30-10:00

Smoke Inhalation

10:00-10:15

BREAK

10:15-10:30

Shock/ Fluid Resuscitation

10:30-11:00

Burn Management

11:00-11:30

Electrical Injuries

11:30-12:00

Chemical Burns

12:00-13:00

Lunch( 60 minutes)

13:00-13:30

Pediatric Burn Injuries

13:30-14:00

Stabilization Transfter/ Transport

14:00-14:30

Disaster Management

14:30-15:00

Break (15 minutes)

15:00-17:00

Written test/ Hand-on Practical

07:00-17:00

TOPIC Workshop

07:00-07:30

Arrival, Registration & Coffee

07:30-07:40

Introduction/Course Objective

Ms. Kathleen Martin

07:40-08:10

Module 1: PIPS Model & Conceptual Plan

Ms. Heidi Hotz

08:10-08:40

Module 2: Trauma Committee Structure

Ms. Kathleen Martin

08:40-09:40

Module 3: Audit Filters, Core Measures & Variance in Care

Ms. Heidi Hotz

09:40-10:10

Module 4: Event Identification & Levels of Review

Ms. Kathleen Martin

10:10-10:20

BREAK

10:20-10:50

Module 5: Data Management: Supporting the Trauma PIPS Process

Ms. Heidi Hotz

10:50-11:20

Module 6: Trauma PIPS Reports

Ms. Kathleen Martin

11:20-12:00

Module 7: Peer Review Determination & Confidentiality

Ms. Heidi Hotz

12:00-12:45

LUNCH

12:45-13:15

Module 8: Action Plan Development & Implementation

Ms. Kathleen Martin

13:15-13:50

Module 9: Event Resolution / Institutional Links / Outcome Improvements

Ms. Heidi Hotz

13:50-14:00

BREAK

14:00-16:40

VIGNETTES: Critique trauma cases using the principles of PI

Ms. Kathleen Martin, Ms. Heidi Hotz

16:40-17:00

Evaluation / CE Certificates



08:00-17:15

Prehospital Trauma Life Support Workshop

08:00-08:15

Group Discussion and Day 1 Review

Mr. Jason Perkins

08:15-09:15

Lesson 05: Traumatic Brain Injury

Mr. Jason Perkins

09:15-10:15

Lesson 06: Spinal Injury

Ms. Maxine Minton

10:15-10:30

Break

10:30-11:00

Skill Station: Rapid Extrication

2 vehicle stations

11:00-11:30

Patient Simulation

2 vehicle stations; 1 outdoor station

11:30-12:30

Lunch

12:30-13:00

Lesson 07: Expose/Environment

Mr. Afzal Khan

13:00-13:30

Patient Simulation

3 Stations: Ms. Maxine Minton, Mr. Afzal Khan, Mr. Hadeel Hadidi

13:30-14:00

Lesson 08: Pain Management and Additional Injuries

Mr. Hadeel Hadidi

14:00-14:15

Break

14:15-14:45

Patient Simulation

3 Stations: Ms. Maxine Minton, Mr. Afzal Khan, Mr. Hadeel Hadidi

14:45-15:15

Lesson 09: Heat-Related Illness (Hyperthermia)

15:15-16:00

Patient Simulation Capstone

2 stations: Ms. Maxine Minton, Mr. Hadeel Hadidi

16:00-17:00

Final Written Assessment

Mr. Jason Perkins

17:00-17:15

Course Evaluation, Questions, and Close Out

Mr. Jason Perkins



08:15-17:00

Damage Control Surgery Workshop

Instructor: Prof. Mansoor Khan/Dr. Mamoun Abu Habsa
Location: Sharjah University

08:15-08:30

Registration/refreshments

08:30-09:00

Ballistics

09:00-09:30

Trauma Team Leadership

09:30-11:00

Pelvis and Lower Limb

 

Principles of tourniquet use

 

Shunting techniques

 

External pelvic binding

 

Extraperitoneal pelvic packing I

11:00-11:15

Refreshments

11:15-12:30

Ileo-femoral injuries

12:30-13:00

Lunch

13:00-13:30

The Trauma Laparotomy

13:30-16:50

Abdominal - Pelvic Trauma Trauma Laparotomy & damage control

 

Approach to abdominal organ injuries:

 

Spleen, liver, renalsmall & large bowel

 

Retroperitoneal injuries:

 

Right medial visceral rotation & IVC injuries

 

Retrohepatic IVC injury

 

Left medial visceral rotation & aortic injuries

 

Visceral aortic injuries Temporary abdominal closure

16:15-16:30

Q & A session

16:30-17:00

Course debrief

Our Strategic Partner Department of Health

Over the course of a year, the Abu Dhabi Trauma & Abu Dhabi ECMO promises to be an exciting event for medical professionals from all disciplines. Abu Dhabi and is organized by the Department of Health. Over 550 healthcare experts and scientists participated in the first edition of the conference and this year’s event will be astonishing expecting over 1000 attendees.

We welcome medical professionals from around the world at Abu Dhabi Trauma & Abu Dhabi ECMO Conferences to share with you this memorable event! The Department of Health is committed to providing an excellent learning experience for attendees that will not only be informative but also enjoyable. Additionally, there are special courses available for students, healthcare workers and members of affiliated organizations and more. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to stay up to date with the latest research and developments in the field of trauma, critical care, and ECMO.