Register now for the ITIM Prehospital Trauma Evening, hosted by Sydney HEMS.
Weds 30th August 2023, 1630-2010
In person at Bankstown Aerodrome or online – REGISTRATION ESSENTIAL
The NSW Institute of Trauma and Injury Management proudly presents the Pre-Hospital Trauma Evening in collaboration with the NSW Ambulance Service.
The trauma education event will include presentations and discussions delivered by experienced trauma clinicians.
The speakers will talk about common trauma topics, respond to the local challenges, and share their collective experiences.
Registration is FREE and booking is essential.
A certificate of attendance will be provided to attendees.
Register for face-to-face attendance
Register for online attendance
Contact Arren Ocampo
NSW Institute of Trauma and Injury Management (ITIM)
Agency for Clinical Innovation
E: arren.ocampo@health.nsw.gov.au
In Episode 4 of the series, Sydney HEMS Critical Care Paramedic Sam Immens joins HEMS Physician Dr Samuel Bulford to discuss a pragmatic and practical reflection tool which has helped him navigate his clinical workflow.
Working as a Critical Care Paramedic with NSW Ambulance and the Toll Rescue Helicopter has been a lifelong personal and professional goal for Sam, who describes himself as “genuinely humbled by the professionalism and expertise displayed by the Pilots, Aircrew, Doctors, Engineers, Managers, Support Staff, and his fellow CCPs, in delivering critical care to anyone, in any place, at any time across New South Wales.”
Sam had some further reading recommendations he wanted to share here too:
Rolfe., G et al. (2001) Critical reflection in nursing and the helping professions: a user’s guide. Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan
Borton, T. (1970). Reach, touch, and teach; student concerns and process education. New York, Mcgraw-Hill
In this episode, Senior Staff Specialist Dr Geoff Healy reflects on a formative case with unexpected long term follow-up, and how this has shaped his clinical career as both a physician, and mentor.
In the second episode in this series, HEMS physician and podcast host Dr Samuel Bulford interviews staff specialist Dr Natalie May about a case which has fundamentally influenced her approach as a clinician, educator and mentor.
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