Understanding the Protocol: Attendees should be able to comprehend, define and explain the protocols related to trauma calls and the importance of handling trauma calls effectively and efficiently.

Damage Control Resuscitation: Participants should gain a clear understanding of the concept of damage control resuscitation including the steps involved, the significance of the practice, and its role in improving patient outcomes during traumatic emergencies.

Utility of Blood Products: Participants will learn about the various blood products used in trauma, their functions, indications, and selection criteria. Furthermore, attendees will be able to identify the situations where the utilization of blood products can significantly impact patient survival and recovery.

Prehospital Emergency Management: Attendees are expected to understand the crucial role of prehospital emergency medicine in the management of trauma patients. They will also learn practical strategies for optimizing prehospital care delivery.

The Intersection of Anaesthetics and Acute Trauma Care: Learners should be able to demonstrate an understanding of how anaesthetics plays a crucial role in acute trauma care, including its application in analgesia, sedation, and emergency surgery management.