These small-group interactive sessions, based in clinical skills laboratories, provide delegates with hands-on experience of equipment and techniques. Find out what workshops are on offer this year. Whatever your interest, you’re sure to find something that you’ll enjoy getting involved with.

There are a total of six workshop stations that cover various aspects of trauma management. They aim to build on the morning’s talks and give you the opportunity to put your learning in to action.

Station 1: Orthopaedic Reconstruction & Trauma

This workshop will take place in Bill Whimster Lecture Theatre 1. Mr Carlon Fitzpatrick & Dr Kartik Logishetty will be supervising this workshop. Synthes will be providing the equipment for this workshop

Station 2: Laproscopy

This workshop will take place in Bill Whimster Lecture Theatre 2.  Mr. Ric Toole, Mr Ashish Desai & Ms Anu Paul will be supervising this workshop. Ethicon are providing the equipment for this workshop.

Station 3: Vascular Anastomosis

This workshop will be taking place in Clare Vaughan Seminar Room 1. Mr Pankaj Chandak & Dr Kavitha Vimalesvaran will be supervising this station.

Station 4: C-spine immobilisation & log-rolling

This workshop will be taking place in Classroom 1, WEC. Kings College Hospital will be sponsoring this workshop.  The following Emergency Department nurses will be supervising this station Moya Levy, Gill Prifti, Laura Burnett & Katie Gladman.

Station 5: Advanced Trauma Life Support / Paediatric Advanced Life Support

This workshop will be taking place in the Clinical Skills Room, 2nd floor  of the WEC. Dr Simon Broughton, Dr Simon Calvert, Dr Sofia Rahman, Mr Tom Konig & Dr Kate Prior will be supervising this workshop. Kings College Hospital will be sponsoring this workshop

Station 6: Intubation

This workshop will be taking place in Clare Vaughan Seminar Room 2. Dr Shahana Uddin, Dr Jay Dasan & Dr Saju Sharafudeen will be supervising this station. Kings College Hospital will be sponsoring this workshop.