This focused study day brings together leading clinicians to share current insights and practical advances in the critical care management of burns, plastics and dermatological Emergencies. Sessions will explore evolving injury patterns, including inhalation, electrical, and chemical burns, alongside new approaches to fluid resuscitation and metabolic optimisation. Delegates will gain insight for best practice for early referral and initial management, discuss preparedness for mass casualty scenarios, and examine complex dermatological and surgical emergencies such as SJS/TEN and necrotising fasciitis.
The day concludes with a session on psychological trauma, emphasising resilience and wellbeing across patient and team care.
By integrating evidence-based updates with real-world application, this programme aims to strengthen clinical decision-making, multidisciplinary coordination, and preparedness across critical care and burn services.
Learning Objectives
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Appraise evolving patterns of burn and inhalation injuries and identify strategies to enhance ICU readiness and response.
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Apply evidence-based approaches to optimise early resuscitation, fluid balance, and metabolic control in patients with major burns.
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Strengthen understanding of national referral pathways and multidisciplinary coordination to ensure safe, timely escalation and transfer of complex burn cases.
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Recognise and differentiate acute dermatological and soft-tissue emergencies, integrating advances in surgical innovation and reconstructive techniques into critical care decision-making.
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Implement trauma-informed and resilience-building strategies that support psychological recovery and team wellbeing within critical care environments.
Programme
09:00
Opening Remarks & Objectives for the Day
Mel Duval
09:10
Inhalation Injuries from Fire to Modern Threats
Professor Suveer Singh
09:55
Fluid Resuscitation and the Hypermetabolic Response – What’s New?
Dr. Pete Barry
10:40
Q&A
10:50
Break
11:05
Burns Referral Pathways and Initial Management – Getting the First Hour Right
Nicole Lee
11:50
Mass Casualty Incidents – What If It’s Tomorrow?
- Pediatric considerations
- Electrical/chemical/radiation burns
- Mass casualty scenarios
Mr. Niall Martin
12:35
Q&A
12:45
Lunch Break
13:35
Dermatological Emergencies: SJS/TEN & NSTI
- Stevens-Johnson syndrome controversies
- Necrotizing soft tissue infections (NSTI)
- New SIARI scoring systems
- When to transfer to burns vs manage locally
Speaker TBC
14:20
Surgical Innovation & Decision-Making – From TBSA to Necrotising Fasciitis
- Enzymatic debridement updates
- Bioprinting trials
- Meek micrografting
- Include MDT surgical planning discussion
S;peaker TBC
15:05
Q&A
15:15
Break
15:25
Psychological Trauma: Team & Patient Resilience
Dr Raphael Dusoulier
16:10
Close and Final Q&A
Tickets and Pricing
| Member Prices | Early Bird Prices | Post-Early Bird Prices |
| Consultants | £140 | £165 |
| SAS | £95 | £112 |
| Trainee | £95 | £112 |
| Nurse | £95 | £112 |
| AHP | £95 | £112 |
| Associate | £95 | £112 |
| Student | £47 | £55 |
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Non-Member |
Early Bird Prices | Post-Early Bird Prices |
| Consultants | £210 | £250 |
| SAS | £136 | £160 |
| Trainee | £136 | £160 |
| Nurse | £136 | £160 |
| AHP | £136 | £160 |
| Associate | £136 | £160 |
| Student | £62 | £72 |
Group bookings
Group bookings can be made for multiple delegates and paid by credit card via the event booking page.
We are also able to invoice for group bookings of 10 or more delegates, or where the total value is over £1,000. Group bookings can only be made up to 6 weeks in advance of an event and must be paid in full prior to the event date to avoid tickets being cancelled.
To book a group via invoice, please download the form below, complete and return to [email protected].
Contact us
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