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Trauma Care Poster Competition Winners
2023
Trauma Care Regional Conferences. Poster Competition Winners:
March, June & October 2023
Birmingham, March 2023
The following posters were chosen as the winners at the first Regional Conference of 2023:
Sunday 5th March; 10@10 - A Novel Approach to Trauma Skills Teaching in the Emergency Department
Dr Hannah Philpott.
Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust
Monday 6th March; Masque Ecchymotique: Tell-Tale of Impact of Trauma? (Case Report)
Pokale S, Garnelorey V, Mariathasan M. Department of Critical Care, St Mary's Hospital London, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
Manchester, June 2023
The following posters were chosen as the winners at the second Regional Conference of 2023:
Monday 5th June; Wild Trials 2023: A Case for Pre-Hospital Teaching in UK Medical Schools
Breed H, Davies E, Woodward M.
Medical Students, The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK
Tuesday 6th June; The Effect of Calcium Administration following Pre-Hospital Blood Transfusion in Major Trauma Patients between 2019 and 2023
Georgia Clarke (1), Simon Carley (2), Megan Pode (1), Scott Beattie (2), Polly Haywood (2), Robert Evans (3)
(1) Medical Student at University of Manchester, (2) HEMS Consultant at North West Air Ambulance, (3) Senior Paramedic Team Leader at North West Air Ambulance.
Bristol, October 2023
The following posters were chosen as the winners at the final Regional Conference of 2023:
Monday 2nd October; Pre-hospital Thoracotomy Ever Necessary? A Literature Review
Emma Baker. Medical Student
Tuesday 3rd October; Predicting Blood Transfusion Following Traumatic Injury Using Machine Learning Models: A Systematic Review and Narrative Synthesis
Dr William Oakley, Dr Sankalp Tandle, Major Max Marsden. Queen Mary University of London
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