Masters in Trauma Sciences - 2011/12 Syllabus - Module 1

Trauma: The Disease, Epidemiology & Systems of Care

Karim Brohi, London, UK, August 04, 2012

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Module 1: Trauma the Disease & Systems of Care

Module 1 introduces the concept of Trauma as a disease and its public health implications. The module examines the impact of trauma around the world and its epidemiology. It then covers the history of trauma care and the development of trauma centres and trauma systems . The module then moves into an examination of mechanisms of injury the principles of prehospital care and mass casualty management. Finally it examines the role of clinical governance in trauma, performance improvement programmes, outcomes measurement and injury scoring systems.

2011/12 Module 1 lecture component

Introduction to Module 1	Karim Brohi, London, UK
Epidemiology - The Global Burden of Disease	Sara Tacci, London, UK
Motorised Transport - It's All About Energy	Ian Roberts, London, UK
Epidemiology of paediatric injuries	Breda O'Neil, London, UK
Violence and Social Deprivation in Europe	Dinesh Sethi, WHO, Geneva, Switzerland
Child Pedestrian Injuries in sub-Saharan Africa	Karen Zimmerman, WHO, Geneva, Switzerland
Trauma in War - Historical Context	Chris Aylwin, London, UK
History of Trauma - Prehistory & Early Trauma Care	Chris Aylwin, London, UK
Injury Prevention in Trauma	Michael Sise, San Diego, USA

Anatomy of a Car Crash	Gareth Davies, London, UK
Bicycle Injuries	Ross Davenport, London, UK
Pedestrian Injuries	Sara Tacci, London, UK
Jumpers & Fallers	Tom Konig, London, UK
Construction injuries in Dubai	Ruben Peralta, Dubai, UAE
Penetrating Injuries	Jan Jansen, Birmingham, UK
The Development of Modern Prehospital Care	Will Chapleau, Chicago, USA
Triage in Civilian Major Incidents	Anne Weaver, London, UK
Triage & Processes in Mass Casualty Management	Eric Frykberg, Jacksonville, USA
The evidence for helicopter transport in trauma care	Hans-Morten Lossius, Stavager, NORWAY

Trauma Systems - Components of a trauma system	Avery Nathens, Toronto, CANADA
Development of the Victorian Trauma System	Peter Cameron, Melbourne, AUSTRALIA
Development of the London Trauma System	Michael Walsh, London, UK
The Evidence for Trauma Systems	Karim Brohi, London, UK
Trauma Systems for Rural Environments	Norman McSwain, New Orleans, USA
Trauma Systems in the Developing World	Susan Brundage, New York, USA
Costs of Trauma & Trauma Systems	Tracy Parr, London, UK
What is a Trauma Centre?	Ross Davenport, London, UK
Running a Trauma Centre	Sheldon Teperman, New York, USA
Rehabilitation in Trauma Systems	Clarence Liu, London, UK

Performance Improvement for Trauma Systems	Nigel Tai, London, UK
Quality Indicators in Trauma Care	Tom Stelfox, Calgary, CANADA
WHO Trauma Quality Improvement Programme	Susan Brundage, New York, USA
Acute Rehabilitation Needs After Trauma	Karen Hoffman, London, UK
Outcome Measurement in Trauma	Russell Gruen, Melbourne, AUSTRALIA
Long Term Outcomes after Trauma	Karen Hoffman, London, UK
Predicting Outcomes & Scoring Systems	Matthew Borgman, Boston, USA
Data Collection & Trauma Registries	Kjetil Ringdal, Stavanger, NORWAY

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