Join us on 29 November as East Anglian Air Ambulance's RAID (Research, Audit, Innovation and Development) group is hosting its annual one-day conference, with a focus on innovations in pre-hospital resuscitation. The conference is open to everyone with an interest in pre-hospital emergency medicine (PHEM).
Date: Friday 29 November 2024
Location: Downing College, Cambridge, CB2 1DQ
Tickets: £50 per person. Lunch and refreshments will be provided
Please note attendance to the conference will be in-person only so tickets are limited.
The RAID Conference is your chance to stay at the forefront of Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine advancements, network with like-minded professionals and contribute to shaping the future of pre-hospital care.
This year, RAID 2024 will be an in-person only event so tickets are limited! Secure your place now.
A limited number of student spaces are available at a discounted rate.
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Please note, students spaces are limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. The discount code will not secure your place and you must complete the checkout process to confirm your attendance.
Chief Scientific Adviser to the Department of Health and Social Care and CEO of the NIHR. She has overall responsibility for DHSC research and development and for supporting the Department’s analysis. Lucy is also Professor of Obstetrics at King’s College London, Honorary Consultant Obstetrician at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, and President of the Blair Bell Research Society. She is an NIHR Senior Investigator and a former NIHR Research Professor, and was previously a member of the NIHR HTA Clinical Evaluation and Trials Board.
Paediatric Anesthesiologist, Lifeliner 2 HEMS Physician and part of the delivery team of the Dutch ‘OnScene’ Prehospital ECMO trial.
Emergency physician with sub-speciality training in pre-hospital emergency medicine and academic emergency medicine.
Experienced consultant cardiologist at Barts Heart Centre and also a consultant in Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine with EAAA.
Experienced Consultant Cardiologist at Essex Cardiothoracic Centre, Associate Professor at ARU School of Medicine and Co-Founder and Chair of the BCIS Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest Group.
Clinical perfusionist and Senior Research Fellow. He is a lecturer in resuscitation Science and part of the EAAA specialist Endovascular faculty.
Chair of the RAID group at EAAA, a Pre-Hopsital Emergency Medicine Consultant and Deputy Medical Director at EAAA.
Part of the Anglia Two critical care team working out of EAAA’s Cambridge base. He is a Consultant Emergency Physician at the regional Major trauma centre at Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge and a Senior Academic Clinical Fellow with EAAA's academic department, RAID.
Advanced Paramedic in Critical Care where he works in EEAST and EAAA as well as volunteering his time with the BASICs charity Suffolk Accident Rescue Service.
Our clinical focus on key areas such as out-of hospital cardiac arrest, traumatic brain injury, blood transfusion, and aftercare is helping us push the boundaries of what’s possible outside of hospital walls. By investing in these areas, we’re not only improving outcomes for our patients today - we’re helping to define the future of critical care.
Our clinicians are highly skilled, delivering cutting-edge treatment and care in pre-hospital emergency medicine, and we endeavour to share that experience and skill with others.
Delivered by the UEA in partnership with EAAA, these modules will equip you with foundational knowledge, skills and behaviours necessary for a career in advanced PHEM.
