150+ registrations in 6 hours! Join us for this national discussion on where we go with the management of critically bleeding trauma patients. Free registration, online or there will be a few in-person slots. (All MTCs and Air ambulances have reserved in-person places).

Thank you ASGBI ASGBI Moynihan Academy for the opportunity! Grateful for the support from nigel tai CommsC4TS Barts Health CommsC4TS

Innovator in Non Compressible Haemorrhage and have a compelling story to tell? New device, engineering or technology that could tackle NCH? Then submit an abstract for a chance to present at our NCH-dedicated symposium in London on 10 July 2024 nchtech.org

Abstract deadline is 𝗧𝗢𝗠𝗢𝗥𝗥𝗢𝗪 If you have a technology that could work for 𝗡𝗼𝗻 𝗖𝗼𝗺𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗯𝗹𝗲 𝗛𝗮𝗲𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗿𝗵𝗮𝗴𝗲 then PLEASE submit an abstract online. Details can be found on our website nchtech.org

Five post-CCT Major Trauma (Training Interface Group -TIG) fellowships available from August 2025. National recruitment window opens October 18th 2024. Go to severndeanery.nhs.uk/atf/major-trau… for details of MT TIG training paths NHS England Workforce, Training and Education JCST ASGBI Vascular Society Royal College of Emergency Medicine Royal College of Anaesthetists

Think this is my first "Honoured to be..." tweet, but... *circumstances*. This week I took up the @RCSNews Chair of Military and Trauma Surgery as Head of the Academic Dept of Military Surgery at Royal Centre for Defence Medicine 🦉🐍 1/x

The department has a very distinguished pedigree, and has been *brilliantly* led in recent times by Prof mark midwinter , Prof Rory Rickard and, most recently Prof Linda Orr - *the* NIHL research guru! Never has UK Military Surgical Research been in finer shape.

mark midwinter Very much looking forward to working with fellow military and clinical surgical academics, collaborating with my Def Prof and DCA colleagues, and seeking new opportunities to bring the fruits of surgical research to our service people.

I will still be posting from nigel tai concerning Barts Health trauma surgery and CommsC4TS updates. Many thanks to the amazing colleagues at RLH and 16 Medical Regiment 16 Air Assault Brigade Combat Team and JHubMED_Defence for bringing me this far. End/x

Do please come along if you’d like to find out more about a post CCT fellowship in Major Trauma. The session will include - Overview of the fellowships – Why undertake a fellowship? - Outline of the selection process and timelines - Opportunity to ask questions

Weekend surgical history 🧵 History does not remember Margaret Louden FRCS, who was one of the first female surgeons in the UK. We will try to remedy this. Louden worked at the South London Hospital for Women and Children, and cared for >5000 casualties of the 'Blitz'. (1/ )

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10-years ago in JTACS we published this analysis of UK combat casualty outcomes over a decade of combat operations. Marked improvements in survival demonstrated - will we maintain this level or care, or are we forgetting these lessons learned (aka the "Walker Dip")? Matthew Martin, MD, FACS, McRIB

This is a super opportunity to work on an exciting trial evaluating the impact of AI decision support in the emergency setting. Based in London - working with nigel tai Zane Perkins gsmaclennan and myself.

Congratulations Jared Wohlgemut on passing your PhD viva! Strong work on decision support systems in Major Trauma CommsC4TS Barts and The London, Queen Mary #AI Zane Perkins William Marsh Karim Brohi

Great to see that SRS will be having a trauma and military surgical research segment in their next meeting surgicalresearch.org.uk CommsC4TS Paul Vulliamy Defence Medical Services David Naumann Daryll Baker