29/08/2025
Last Chance To Avail This Opportunity
You Cannot Miss This Event:
7Th September 25.
Leadership In Advance Trauma Management
Hosted by: London College of Emergency Medicine / Christ College London
Location: 10-16 Tiller Road, Docklands, Canary Wharf, London, E14 8PX
Course Duration
• 1 Day
• 8 Hours
• 6 CPD Points
Course Fee
• £250
Booking & Enquiries
• Email: admissions@lcem.org.uk
• WhatsApp: +44 7737 084828
Course Director
Dr Shumontha Dev
FRCEM
Emergency Medicine Consultant – London
Faculty Members
1. Dr Savvas Papasavvas – FRCEM, FRCS
Emergency Medicine Consultant – London
2. Dr Michael Traur – FRCEM
Emergency Medicine Consultant – London
3. Dr Ehsan Riyaz – FRCEM
Emergency Medicine Consultant – London
4. Dr Syed Ali Ahmed – FRCEM
Emergency Medicine Consultant – Kent, England
Course Outline
All sessions are practical, interactive, and delivered one-to-one.
Core Modules:
• Human Factors in Trauma Leadership
• Behaviour under stress, situational awareness, and team dynamics.
• Effective Communication in Trauma Teams
• SBAR, closed-loop communication, and multidisciplinary challenges.
• Trauma Readiness: Equipment & Preparation
• Trauma bay setup, checklists, simulation for polytrauma readiness.
• Team Structure & Role Allocation
• Clear task assignment, workflow optimisation.
• Anticipation & Forward-Thinking Leadership
• Predict complications, resource planning in critical moments.
• Managing Diverse & Underperforming Teams
• Real-time coaching, motivation, handling varied competencies.
• Preventing Clinical Errors
• Mitigating cognitive bias, recognising decision fatigue.
• High-Stakes Decision-Making in Trauma
• Resuscitative thoracotomy, perimortem C-section, treatment withdrawal.
• Post-Event Team Debriefing
• Structured reflection, emotional resilience, team support.
• Family Communication & Breaking Bad News
• Compassionate conversations, managing distress and expectations.
• Conflict Resolution in Trauma Care
• Interdisciplinary disputes, referrals, external communication.
• Leadership in Special Trauma Scenarios
• Pregnancy trauma, anticoagulated patients, unusual trauma cases.
• Neuro-Resuscitation & ITU Integration
• Preventing secondary brain injury, resus-to-ITU continuity.
• Massive Haemorrhage & Damage Control
• Active bleeding leadership, transfusion protocols.
• Traumatic Cardiac Arrest Leadership
• Trauma-specific CPR, injury survivability.
• Paediatric Polytrauma Leadership
• Managing child trauma, family and paediatric team engagement.
• Major Incident & Mass Casualty Management
• Triage, surge planning, hospital-field coordination.
• Safe Transfer of the Critically Injured
• Transport logistics, safe handover protocols.
• Referral to Major Trauma Centres
• Escalation criteria, remote decision-making.
• Understanding Trauma Networks & Level 1 Centres
• Trauma systems, standards, and best practices.
