Ladies and Gentlemen,
Here is the final agenda for the Thursday scientific sessions.
| 0800-1700 | Scientific Sessions |
| 0745-0800 | Introduction – Maj. Nils Drews – Chairman Elect |
| 0800-0830 | The Development, Use and Clinical Impact of the US Army AMEDD Trauma Tracking system MG Kasulke (USA) |
| 0830-0900 | The HALO Trust Col. Kevin Davies (UK) |
| 0900-0930 | Adult Learning in the Military: Is It Different? Col. Walter Henny, (NL) |
| 0930-1000 | “MIMMS” – a personal experience of its application (Indian Embassy bombing, Kabul, July 2008) Sqn Ldr Graham Banks (UK) |
| 1000-1040 | Coffee Break |
| 1045-1115 | Is lactate an effective biochemical indicator of severe injury in children with major trauma?” Sqn Ldr Lorrie Lawton RAF Reserve (UK). |
| 1115-1145 | Improving Communication by the Orthopaedic Surgeon Maj Helen Mackay (UK) |
| 1145-1315 | Lunch |
| 1315-1400 | Medical, military and scientific realities of the evolving CBRN suicide bomber threat. 2nd Lt Ian Bertram, Royal Army Medical Corps. (UK). |
| 1400-1430 | The Centre for Education and Simulation Operational Medicine (CESimMO)
and operational preparation: the French touch. Col. Philippe Pamart (France) |
| 1430-1500 | Use of Lyophilized plasma in Tactical Casualty Care Col. Francois Martelet, MD (France) |
| 1500-1530 | Coffee break |
| 1530-1615 | CBRN risk preparedness and response: lessons learned from ebola outbreak
Cdr Steff Strienstra |
| 1615-1645 | Prepared for Crisis Management Operations Education, Training and Exercise with Reservists Col. Dominique DiDuca |
| 1800-2200 | Bulgarian Evening |
Kind regards,
Chris Rankin
