Conference room
TBA
TBA
Pool table room
1700 - 1745: Cardiopulmonary lab
Facilitators: Michael BrooméThe optimal use of positive pressure ventilation during CPR is unknown. The Aplysia CardioVascular Lab model gives you food for thoughts.
1800 - 1845: ALS to ECMO
Facilitators: Per-Ola ForsmanA masterclass in ECPR resuscitation. What are your asessments and priorities when moving from ALS to ECPR? Do we need a new algorithm?
2100 - Open ‘Resuscitator- Masters’
Facilitators: ATACCAt TBS 2025, we challenged existing resuscitation guidelines by exploring the edges of current evidence and expert opinion. Now, with updated 2026 guidelines in place, what has really changed? Join us for an evening workshop as world-leading resuscitation experts gather “in the round” to share their thinking, debate the updates, and explore alternative approaches to managing cardiac arrest. A rare chance to hear how experts think — and resuscitate — beyond ALS.
Library
1630 - 1715: Seldinger mastercass
Facilitators: Ola & RobinAttention central line-bros.We need your pitch NOW!
1730 - 1815: Exertional Heatstroke - Cool First, Save Lives
Facilitators: Luca CarenzoExertional heatstroke is a time-critical, often under-recognized emergency that affects young, healthy individuals and demands immediate action. This session provides a practical, evidence-based approach to early recognition, rapid cooling, and critical care management—highlighting what truly changes outcomes.
2000 - 2100: Intrusive memories
Facilitators: Emily HolmesWe demo a digital gameplay tool to swiftly treat intrusive memories. Intrusions are a common reaction to high stress environments/trauma, and which can impair performance. If you lead a team, support colleagues, or want to see the details behind the RCTs, this demo gives you the option to target an intrusive memory and be guided through a digital session. The memory should stop flashing back the next day. (You do not need to talk about your trauma or that of others). You will also play a computer game! Bring a smartphone or laptops.
Strip club
1715 - 1800: Next level presentations
Facilitators: Ross Fisher“But I LIKE a powerpoint Template with Times New Roman, Centre Justified, and a Microsoft Blue Wave”. If that sentence made you smile, you are among friends. This session uses familiar habits as a starting point to explore what actually drives clarity, confidence, and impact in presentations. Bring your template and your questions.
1815 - 1900: Dangerous, Different, Difficult, Dumb...
Facilitators: Vahe EnderHow to start being smart about being safe. In this fireside session, we’ll have a discussion on the shortcomings of our current approaches to clinical and operational safety, and look at some emerging ideas and tools to do safety smarter.
1815 - 1900: 19:15 20:00 Implementing innovation in complex teams
Facilitators: Toby EdmundsHow to move a team from generic care to exceptional care with safety and consistency with tools we can all use. Where does governance fit in ? Is it all about training? Does experience count? Bridging specialty boundaries and the importance of the wider conversation.
Tuesday
The Literature
0800 - 0830 Welcome to TBS0830 - 0900 Iain Beardsell
0900 - 0930 Simon Carley
0930 - 1000 Brian Burns
Critical Care
1030 - 1100 Katya Evans1100 - 1130 James Price
1130 - 1200 Eleanor O. Brown
1200 - 1230 Emily Holmes
Workshops/Own time
1300 - 1600 WorkshopsAirway
1700 - 1720 Camilla Strom1720 - 1740 Rasmus Hesselfeldt
1740 - 1800 Soren Rudolph
1800 - 1820 Michael S. Kristensen
1820 - 1840 Michael Friis Tvede
Workshop night
1900 - Open endWednesday 1300-1600
Wednesday
Ventilation
0800 - 0830 Melody Bishop0830 - 0900 Jouni Nurmi
0900 - 0930 TBA
0930 - 1000 Jeff Kerrie
Circulation
1030 - 1100 Darren Braude1100 - 1130 Michael Heller
1130 - 1200 Sean Bilodeau
1200 -1230 Sheldon Cheskes
Workshops/Own time
1300 - 1600 WorkshopsFireside Sessions
Thursday 1300-1600
COROM 3: Austere Emergency Care Field Exercise
Presented by the College of Remote and Offshore Medicine (COROM), this workshop will
incorporate key concepts of mountain rescue medicine and prolonged field care in the alpine
environment. Core concepts such as hypothermia avoidance and management, as well as mountain
medicine specific topics will be reviewed during a prolonged simulated rescue and patient
management scenario.
We will be providing patient care beyond the primary and secondary surveys
and applying the core concepts of Prolonged Field Care (HITMAN SHEEP VOMIT) in the mountain
environment. Candidates should have a moderate to high level of physical fitness and capability,and should attend with appropriate clothing for an afternoon in Alpine conditions.
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Tuesday
The Literature
0800 - 0830 Welcome to TBS
0830 - 0900 TBA
0900 - 0930 TBA
0930 - 1000 TBA
Critical Care
1030 - 1100 Peter Brindley
1100 - 1130 Max Bell
1130 - 1200 Katya Evans
Workshops/Own time
1300 - 1600 Workshop TBA
Airways
1700 - 1730 TBA
1730 - 1800 TBA
1800 - 1830 TBA
1830 - 1900 TBA
Workshop night
1900 - Open end
Wednesday
Ventilation
0800 - 0830 Melody Bishop
0830 - 0900 TBA
0900 - 0930 TBA
0930 - 1000 TBA
Circulation
1030 - 1100 Sheldon Cheskes
1100 - 1130 Darren Braude
1130 - 1200 Michael Heller
Workshops/Own time
1300 - 1600 Workshop TBA
Various
1700 - ???? Meet the Experts
Thursday
Trauma
0800 - 0830 Craig Wylie
0830 - 0900 Katya Evans
0900 - 0930 TBA
0930 - 1000 Christopher Edmunds
Trauma
1030 - 1100 Andrew Nicol
1100 - 1130 TBA
1130 - 1200 Mike Abernethy
Workshops/Own time
1300 - 1600 Workshop TBA
Behaviour
1700 - 1730 Emily Holmes
1730 - 1800 Loredana Bessone
1800 - 1830 TBA
1830 - 1900 TBA
Fondue
Friday
Extremes
0800 - 0830 TBA
0830 - 0900 Dave Weber
0900 - 0930 Jennifer Dow
0930 - 1000 Pierre Muller
Future
1030 - 1100 Michael Brooméé
1100 - 1130 John Kheir
1130 - 1200 Peter Brindley
Mountain Rescue
1300-1500 Air Zermatt workshop
Cervo!
