Join GUEMS and GUTOSM for an engaging Trauma simulation night! This session will dive deep into Trauma and Orthopaedic emergency presentations. Benefit from the expertise of Mr. Cameron Brown, a senior trauma and orthopaedic trainee, who will give a brief talk, provide hands-on simulation exercises, and host a live Q&A session. This is an unmissable opportunity to enhance your knowledge and skills, taking place on 27th January 2025 at Wolfson Medical School's Clinical Skills Suite.
Understand the dynamics of Trauma and Orthopaedic emergencies: Participants will gain comprehensive knowledge about the nature and occurrence of Trauma and Orthopaedic emergencies, allowing them to quickly identify and address such situations in clinical settings.
Enhance Diagnostic and Treatment Skills: By the end of the session, participants should be able to effectively diagnose and formulate appropriate treatment plans for trauma and orthopaedic emergencies through their involvement in the simulation.
Gain Hands-On Experience in Simulated Scenarios: Participants will gain practical skills in dealing with trauma and orthopaedic cases by participating in controlled, simulated scenarios. This will provide them with the opportunity to practice and apply their theoretical knowledge in a safe and controlled environment.
Learn from Experts in the Field: Participants will have the opportunity to directly interact with Mr Cameron Brown, gaining valuable insights from an experienced professional in Trauma and Orthopaedic emergencies. This will enhance their own understanding and decision-making abilities.
Foster Collaborative Problem-Solving Skills: Through small group simulations, participants will cultivate their skills in collaborative problem-solving, required for effective patient care in trauma and orthopaedic emergencies. Participants will learn how to effectively communicate, delegate tasks and work as a team in high-pressure scenarios
