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09.30 Registration
09.55 Welcome: Dr Mike Sury (London)
10.00-11.30 Session 1: Children's surgery in the district general hospital: crisis what crisis?
Chair: Dr George Meakin (President APA)
10.00 Logistics of effective regional surgical care, Dr Sheila Shribman (National Director for Children, Young People and Maternity Services, Dept of Health)
10.25 Service provision in Scotland, Prof George Youngson (Aberdeen)
10.50 Service provision in the West Midlands, Dr Imogen Billingham (Liverpool)
11.30-12.00 Coffee and Trade
12.00-12.50 Session 2: Designing the perfect children's hospital
Chair: Dr Adrian Lloyd-Thomas (London)
12.00 Setting the brief, Dr Ann Noble (Ann Noble Architects and Chair of Architects for Health, London)
12.10 Design theory, Mr Richard Mazuch (Practice Design Consultant, Nightingale Associates, London)
12.50-13.45 Lunch and Trade
13.45-15.45 Session 3: The cutting edge
Chair: Professor Ray Fitzgerald (President BAPS)
13.45 Orthopaedics: limb lengthening, Mr Fergal Monsell (Bristol)
14.00 ENT: extending day surgery, Mr Adrian Drake-Lee (Birmingham)
14.15 Anaesthesia: extending day surgery, Dr Ann Black (London)
14.30 Minimally invasive surgery, Mr Munter Haddad (London)
15.00 Metabolic responses to surgery, Professor Agostino Pierro (London)
15.45-16.15 Tea and Trade
16.15-17.15 Session 4: Organisation of emergency surgery: worst case scenarios
Chair: Dr Peter Crean (Belfast)
16.15 Head injuries, Dr Dan Luttman (London)
16.30 Surgical emergencies, Ms Diane De Caluwe (London)
16.45 ENT emergencies, Mr Mike Rothera (Manchester)
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13.45-17.00 Advanced clinical skills workshops
(Run in parallel with afternoon sessions 3 and 4)
Each workshop entails
• expert tuition in small groups
• focus on hands-on practice
• individualised learning objectives
Three workshops are available:
• Delegates may attend only 2 workshops
• Each lasts 90 minutes, separated by a tea break
• There are 8 delegates per workshop
A: Fibreoptic intubation (90 minutes, supported by Storz)
Clinical tutors: Dr David Mason (Oxford), Dr Rob Walker (Manchester), Dr Crispin Best (Glasgow)
B: Simulated crisis management (90 minutes, supported by Laerdal)
This session involves demonstration of, and familiarisation with, the possibilities of simulation. It will be fun not stressful!
Clinical tutors: Dr Mark Thomas (London), Dr Chris Chin (London)
C: Ultrasound technique (90 minutes, supported by Sonosite)
Clinical tutors: Dr Steve Roberts (Liverpool), Dr Diana Mathioudakis (Liverpool)
Delegates can attend two of the three workshops. Please rank your preferences for all three combinations (A&B, C&A, B&C) on the booking form. Whilst we will endeavour to assign you your first choice, allocation will be 'first come, first served'.
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