Several people who came to the Kids Trauma Conference have asked us to provide presentations for sharing in their workplaces. Every presentations cannot be available, but some will be and here is the first.
Click on the title: Solid organ trauma Starship presented by Dr Juliette King Department Paediatric Surgery Starship
Thanks to all presenters and workers at this year’s Kids Trauma Conference! Thank you also to Culpan Medical, who helped us to keep the conference accessible. And a special thanks to all our registrants. It was great to have you here and we are looking forward to seeing you all again next year. A selection of presentations will be posted online soon.
REGISTRATION FORM > Registration FORM 2014
Transport: Good public transport information at www.maxx.co.nz
Parking: Wilson’s Onsite parking is available check
www.adhb.govt.nz/about/ach/transport_parking_ach.htm
Refreshments: Level 5 has convenience shops, a pharmacy, Muffin Break Cafe and coffee kiosk. More shops are in Park Road and Newmarket shopping center (great clothes shopping) is nearby!
Kids Trauma Conference
8th Annual Paediatric Trauma Conference Auckland City Hospital Friday 2nd May 2014
Registration FORM ONLY_ 2014
Be in early! Programme coming soon
Email for further details Juliech@ADHB.govt.nz
Registrations Opening soon – call Julie Chambers 021 241 5771
Brake is a newly established New Zealand branch of a Road Safety charity. Brake NZ is a not-for-profit New Zealand Trust and part of the Brake Charity, an international charity funded by donations from individuals, companies, and grant givers.
Brake exists for a simple reason – because every 30 seconds someone, somewhere in the world, is killed in a road crash. Road deaths and injuries, the misery they cause, and the pollution of our planet by vehicles, is a shameful global epidemic that must end.
Brake’s priority is to stamp out dangerous driving and unnecessary use of vehicles that plagues communities, spreading fear, and causing death and injury.
Brake’s website says “We believe people whose lives have been devastated by a death or serious injury on the road are the forgotten victims, and need expert and sensitive support to give them the best chance of recovery. We provide this support”.
Visit the BRAKE NZ website: Brake NZ
This website has changed its name to the Children’s Trauma Network.
Do you have any ideas about we can work together to better provide online information about children’s trauma within NZ Health Services?
Your input is very welcome. Email me: Julie Chambers Juliech@adhb.govt.nz
2013 Safe Communities Webinar Series
The Australian Safe Communities Foundation & Safe Communities Foundation, NZ present
Webinar #3 Alcohol Related Harm in the Community
Wednesday 16th October 2013 8.30am – 9.30am Perth, WA
11.00am – 12.00pm Adelaide, SA
11.30am – 12.30pm Melbourne, VIC
1.30pm – 2.30pm Auckland, NZ
To register and for more information about how to join the webinar, please click on the link below:
https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3139034579200866560
Registrations are open for next year’s Trauma, Critical Care and Acute Care Surgery Conference
See – http://www.trauma-criticalcare.com/?id=15
MAKE PLANS NOW TO ATTEND THESE 2014 CONFERENCES IN
LAS VEGAS
TRAUMA, CRITICAL CARE & ACUTE CARE SURGERY 2014
MARCH 31 – APRIL 2
MEDICAL DISASTER RESPONSE 2014MARCH 30
