RSTN Trials Day 2015

RSTN Trials Day 2015

By Niels Noordzij

Date and time

Sat, 6 Jun 2015 09:30 - 17:00 GMT+1

Location

The Royal College of Surgeons of England

35-43 Lincoln's Inn Fields London WC2A 3PE United Kingdom

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Description

The RSTN Trials Day is back for a third year on Saturday 6th June 2015.

Programme

0900 Registration (REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE) 0930

Welcome
Prof. Abhilash Jain MSc PhD FRCS(Plast), Surgical Specialty Lead for Plastic Surgery and Hand Surgery

Session one

0940

Sandpit Session
Prof. David Beard, Co-director of RCS Surgical Interventional Trials Unit (SITU), Oxford

In the Edward Lumley Hall

Aims:
1. Develop clinical trial ideas for topics relating to major trauma
2. Understand the steps to take an idea through to a clinical trial
3. Develop a PICO

1100 REFRESHMENTS, NETWORKING AND POSTERS

Session two

1130

How to fund a clinical trial
Jonathan Cook BSc PhD, Associate Professor and Deputy Director of SITU, University of Oxford 1145 MALIT
James Henderson MD FHEA EurDipHandSurg FRCS(Plast), Consultant Plastic Surgeon, Bristol 1200

All you need to know about pilot randomized controlled trials
Prof. Jane Blazeby BSc MD FCRS, Professor of Surgery, Bristol Surgical Trials Centre, Bristol

Aims:
1. Understand an external pilot RCT
2. Why use an internal pilot RCT rather than an external pilot RCT
3. The role of feasibility studies

1300

LUNCH, NETWORKING AND POSTERS

Session three

1400 Keynote: The US perspective on clinical trials in plastic surgery
Prof. Ernest S. Chiu MD FACS, Director of the Helen & Martin Kimmel Wound Healing Center, NYU Langone Medical Center 1430 BSSH National Audit
Emma Reay BSc FRCS(T&O), Trainee Lead for Hand Surgery
bsshtraumaaudit@gmail.com 1435 The trials and tribulations of being a trainee trialist
Vimal Gokani BSc MRCS, Past President of ASiT; Clinical Research Fellow in Vascular Surgery 1445 implant Breast Reconstruction evaluAtion (iBRA)
Oly Branford MA PhD FRCS(Plast), Specialty Registrar in Plastic Surgery, London 1450 MelMART
Marc Moncrieff MD FRCS(Plast), Consultant Plastic Surgeon, Norwich 1455 National Audit of dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP)
Rubeta Matin PhD MRCP(Derm), Consultant Dermatologist, Oxford 1500

NINJA
Aina Greig PhD FRCS(Plast), Consultant Plastic Surgeon, London

1505

British Burns Association Trials update
Isabel Jones MD FRCS(Plast), Consultant Burn Surgeon, London

1515 REFRESHMENTS, NETWORKING AND POSTERS

Session four: Dragons’ Den

1545 Collaborative projects will be pitched to an expert panel and the audience.

A multi-centre, prospective cohort study investigating outcomes of sentinel node biopsy in Stage III cutaneous melanoma patients with ambiguous lymphatic drainage.
Marc Moncrieff MD FRCS(Plast), Consultant Plastic Surgeon, Norwich

The INPUT Trial – Incisional Negative Pressure wound therapy Used in Trauma.
Hawys Lloyd-Hughes, Specialty Registrar in Plastic Surgery, London

National confidential audit of orthoplastic coding.
Jennifer Lane, Academic Clinical Fellow in Orthopaedics, Oxford

Can N-acetylcysteine have a future role in the management of hand nerve injury?
Frank Acquaah, Medical Student, London

1700 Close and award of poster prize
Certificates will be awarded on receipt of the feedback forms.

We are grateful for support from our sponsors:

Q Med logo - Transparent Eurosurgical logo Smith and Nephew Mentor logo ethicon-johson-johnson nagor-logo

Click the link to download information about the event and sponsorship options: RSTN Sponsorship Information


Feedback from the RSTN Trials Day 2014

“great insight into national trials”

“well organised, lots of ideas for getting involved in research, nice!”

“lots of time for networking”

“Excellent speakers, interesting topics”

“strong lecturers and content; a well oiled timeline”

Feedback from the RSTN Trials Day 2013

“very well organised meeting covering a wealth of information and providing useful tips for how to get involved in clinical trials.”

“interactive and not intimidating and good to see that collaboration in clinical research is improving”

“lovely atmosphere, interactive, friendly, helpful”

“good range of talks. good introduction to running a trial”

Venue

Registration will be in the main entrance of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. The meeting will be held in lecture theatre 2 on the ground floor. Refreshments and the posters will be in committee rooms 1 and 2 and the council room.

Organised by

Niels Noordzij chairs the ICOPLAST EU Trainees Group.

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