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| Volume 41, Supplement 1 (July 2010) |
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| Trauma Melbourne 2009 20-21st November 2009 Sofitel Melbourne on Collins, Melbourne & Trauma Research Methods and Practice Workshop 19th November 2009 Monash Conference Centre, Melbourne
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Editorial Board
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Editorials
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Message from the Conference Chairperson
Jamie Cooper
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Trauma research: What is so special?
Russell L. Gruen
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Asking good clinical research questions and choosing the right study design
P. Bragge
pages S3-S6
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Steps for successful funding applications
M. Dunlop
pages S7-S9
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Animal models of traumatic brain injury: Is there an optimal model to reproduce human brain injury in the laboratory?
M.C. Morganti-Kossmann, E. Yan, N. Bye
pages S10-S13
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A model for integrating clinical care and basic science research, and pitfalls of performing complex research projects for addressing a clinical challenge
R. Steck, D.R. Epari, M.A. Schuetz
pages S14-S15
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Special issues in injury prevention research: Developing the science of program implementation
Roderick John McClure, Elizabeth Davis, Emily Yorkston, Per Nilsen, Philip Schluter, Lyndal Bugeja
pages S16-S19
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Challenging issues in randomised controlled trials
A.D. Nichol, M. Bailey, D.J. Cooper, On behalf of the POLAR and EPO investigators
pages S20-S23
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Prospective cohorts and risk adjusted outcomes for trauma
Z.J. Balogh, A.B. Martin
pages S24-S26
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Pre-hospital retrieval, triage and treatment
J. Dunlop, P. Holman
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Emergency Department response
M. Fitzgerald
page S27
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Black Saturday—The ICU response
D. Pilcher
pages S27-S28
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Burns Unit disaster response
H. Cleland
page S28
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Victorian ‘Black Saturday’ Bushfires: The infectious diseases and microbiology response
N. Sherry, A. Padiglione, H. Cleland
page S28
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Bystander basic life support for patients with severe head injury in rural Victoria
S. Bernard, M. Brandt, P. Cameron, T. Walker
pages S28-S29
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The emergency nursing experience during the Black Saturday Bushfire tragedy: The Alfred Hospital response
C. Batey, S. Smith, P. Liston, L.E. Niggemeyer
page S29
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Improving outcome measurement in TBI studies: The QOLIBRI
G. Hawthorne, A. Kaye, R. Gruen
pages S29-S30
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Epidemiology of traumatic epidural hematoma in young age
F. Irie, R. Le Brocque, J. Kenardy, C. Pollard
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High-definition mapping of trace metal elements in the hippocampus in a model of closed-head traumatic brain injury
D.E. Myers, C.G. Ryan, R. Kirkham, D. Paterson, G. Moorhead, P.A. Dunn, D.P. Siddons, M.D. de Jonge, D. Howard, G. De Geronimo, M. Altissimo, T.J. O’Brien, N.C. Jones, A.W. Stevenson, S. Mayo, S. Wilkins
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Established trauma systems—NSW perspective
Z. Balogh
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Established trauma systems—Queensland Trauma Registry
K. Harvey, C. Pollard, J. Lang, N. Dallow, C. Spanagel, J. Carroll
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Established trauma systems—WA perspective
S. Rao
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Established trauma systems – Victorian perspective
P. Cameron
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The future of trauma systems
D. Cass
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Preventing infection in the trauma patient—Optimal infection control
A.C. Cheng
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Sepsis from central catheters-An important problem in the trauma patient
T. Leong
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Understanding the local bugs in choosing which antibiotic to use
A.A. Padiglione
pages S32-S33
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Modern management of the septic trauma patient
S.A.R. Webb
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Using the trauma registry to drive change
B. Gabbe
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Transport injury prevention research
R. McClure
pages S33-S34
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Evaluation of bike helmets
M. Franklyn
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Impact of compensation systems on trauma outcome
A. Collie
pages S34-S35
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Victorian trauma outcomes—Are we getting better?
P. Cameron
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Prognostic models and their use in TBI
A. Maas
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A poor prognosis—The intensivist's approach to predicting outcomes in TBI
W. Butt
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Acute traumatic brain injury and the withdrawal of organ support in the ICU
A. Hilton
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Improving the design and analysis of TBI trials
A. Maas
pages S36-S37
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Successfully reducing medical errors in the ED
M. Fitzgerald
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Paramedic rapid sequence intubation (RSI)—National implications for a change in practice
S.A. Bernard
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Translating research into practice
R.L. Gruen
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MCP-1/CCL2 knockout mice exhibit improved neurological outcome, altered cytokine production, reduced macrophage infiltration and reduced lesion volume following focal traumatic brain injury
B. Semple, N. Bye, J. Ziebell, M.C. Morganti-Kossmann
pages S37-S38
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Reduced ankle power generation rather than postural instability leads to slow gait following TBI
G. Williams, M.E. Morris, A. Schache, P. McCrory
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Optimising trauma team performance
S. Jeffcott, N. Farrow, S. Marshall, M. Fitzgerald, P. Cameron
pages S38-S39
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The reliability of patient recall of hospital readmission following orthopaedic trauma
C. Gosling, B. Gabbe, M. Hart, A. Sutherland, P. Cameron
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Hidden injury potential following blast exposure
J.E. Harding, M. Henneberg, P. Winter, J.N. Harding
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Victorian Spleen Registry's role in the management of trauma patients undergoing splenectomy and splenic artery embolisation
P. Jones, K. Leder, A. Cheng, I. Woolley, P. Cameron, R. Gruen, S. Lyon, D. Spelman
pages S40-S41
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Saving brain neurons from death following brain trauma
S.-S. Tan
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Serial in vivo brain imaging following experimental TBI in the rat: Documenting the long-term dynamic changes in brain structure and function
T. O’Brien
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Characterising endogenous neurogenesis following experimental focal traumatic brain injury (TBI), and investigating the effect of treatment with minocycline
N. Bye, S.Y. Ng, C. Morganti-Kossmann
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Role of tissue type plasminogen activator in TBI
M. Sashindranath, J. Farrugia, E. Sales, D. Karadimos, S. Beckham, A. Galles, J. Rosenfeld, M.C. Morganti-Kossmann, R. Madani, J.D. Vassalli, R.L. Medcalf
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New treatments for brain and spinal cord injuries
N.R. Saunders
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Early psychological intervention following injury: A model of health service delivery
M.L. O’Donnell, M.C. Creamer, A. Holmes, S. Ellen, R. Judson, D. Forbes, R.A. Bryant
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Evaluation of an information booklet for patients with mild TBI
M. Grant, J. Ponsford, P. Cameron, M. Fitzgerald, A. Mikocka-Walus
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Cognitive consequences following mild traumatic brain injury in older adults
G. Kinsella, J. Olver, B. Ong, S. Price
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Rehabilitation of attention following traumatic brain injury: A model for methylphenidate
C. Willmott, J. Ponsford, C. Hocking, M. Schönberger
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The use of motivational interviewing and cognitive behaviour therapy to treat anxiety disorders following traumatic brain injury
M.-Y. Hsieh, J. Ponsford, D. Wong, M. Schonberger
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Trauma survivor perspective
S. Reid
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Spinal cord injury and physical activity
M.P. Galea
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Autonomic dysfunction in spinal cord injury
J. Furness
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