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C O N F E R E N C E Civil Milita

Conference Program

International Conference:

“Civil Military Cooperation in Trauma and Combat Trauma
System Education and T

raining”

AGENDA

DAY 1

2	Moderator panel 5 Clinical Challenges
3	Crises and management the public expectation	HE Amb C. Risi	0905 - 0915
4	International Cooperation and Advanced Surgical Training: a synergy	S. Cozzolino, MD	0915 - 0930
5	Trauma system– National experience round table:	Moderators: M. Grillo, MD; L. Vicenzo, MD; V. Pilone, MD	0930 - 1145
	Traumatic hemorragic shock: the therapeutic approach.	A. Brillantino, MD
	Chest trauma.	P. Arganese, MD
	Liver trauma injury.	R. Tarquini, MD
	Splenic trauma.	S. Ruggiero, MD
	Major pelvic trauma.	E. Villamaina, MD and A. Mottola , MD
	Damage control.	M. Rutigliano, MD and S. Reggio, MD
	Plastic and reconstructive surgery for trauma.	F. Wirz, MD and A. Alberico, MD
	Regenerative surgery and traumatic injuries: present and future of stem cells.	A. Almadori, MD
	Negative pressure wound therapy for soft tissue injuries.	J M Serra Mestre, MD
	Advanced biomaterials: focus on new. materials for trauma technology .	G. Pitingolo, MD
	Endovascular treatment of thoracic aorta trauma.	G.C Accarino, MD
	Laryngeal external traumas: arytenoid dislocation.	A. Papa, MD
6	Coffee break	Included
7	Moderator panel 6 Experience and Competence
8	Lectio Magistralis Niguarda Trauma Center: hub for the severely injured of the Milano urban area	Prof O. Chiara, MD	1145 - 1220
9	Education for Major Emergences – The Bologna Experience	G. Tugnoli, MD	1220 - 1235
10	Possible buildup of the “clinical competence” in emergency in students of medicine today in Italy?	Prof P. Ventura, MD	1235 - 1255
11	International disaster medicine association survey results regarding participants preferences on educational and training courses	COL R. Kostadinov, MD	1255 - 1305
12	Moderators remarks and discussions	ALL	1305 - 1330
13	Lunch	ALL	1340 - 1440
14	Moderator panel 7 Specifics requirements to the Disaster/ Trauma and Combat Trauma System education and training
15	Rapid detection for biological warfare agents and unusual pathogens in combat assets	CPT F. Spagnolo, RPh	1440 - 1500
16	Build the specific competence for military medical doctors; the experience of academy of Italian army in Modena	COL G. Masia, MD	1500 - 1520
17	Infectious diseases in disaster medical education – necessity and significance	LTC Popov, MD COL A. Parashkevov, MD	1520 - 1535
18	The Military Corps of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta: activities, roles and interaction with the Italian Army.	V.D. Bianchi, MD; G. Saviano, MD	1535 - 1550
19	Trauma Training and Education	Prof O. Chiara	1550 - 1605
20	Coffee break	ALL	1605 - 1630
21	Moderator panel 8 National Practice
22	Preparing the United States Naval Hospital Naples for Disaster	Mr. S.M. Quinn	1630 - 1645
23	Training of military medical personnel to deployment in operational areas, the experience of Italian navy “combat medicine course”: evolution present and future prospects	CDR F. Fracasso, MD RA R. Vigliano, MD	1645 - 1700
24	Electronic health records: from the field to role/echelon 4	CPT (CRI) A. Lai, MD	1700 - 1715
25	Moderators remarks		1715- 1730
26	Open discussions	ALL	1730 - 1750
27	Final remarks	LTG F. Marmo, MD	1750 - 1800
28	Summary of the conference results and way ahead	COL R. Kostadinov, MD	1800

Additional Remarks:

1.	A Poster Session will accompany the event;

2.	All presented scientific studies will be published on an indexed scientific magazine or e-book (TBD) after the event;

3.	All authors will be kindly requested to send the studies by September 22 in format ready for publishing;

General information:

1.	Conference official languages will be both Italian and English. Simultaneous translation will be made available at the Conference room in the Nunziatella Military School.