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1 1-2 DECEMBER VERGIATE-MALPENSA LEONARDO HELICOPTERS 2018 REMOTE From HEMS to SAR, from sea to mountains, from urban to combat, a thorough Congress. This is Remote.

2 VERGIATE-MALPENSA 1-2 DICEMBRE 2018 LEONARDO HELICOPTERS SCIENTIFIC BOARD FACULTY SCIENTIFIC BOARD MAIN TOPICS SAR : mountain rescue, air-sea rescue over water, urban rescue, ground rescue Long-distance flights: intensive care on board HEMS and fixed wing ambulance flights: selection processes for personnel Regulation and standards in Europe and Worldwide Future medical and Aviation concepts Safety management: Flight and Patient conditions Night Flight: implementation plan High altitude operations SBAS approach procedure for H24 operations HEMS Medical crew : high fidelity simulation Flavia Petrini Antonio Corcione Maurizio Menarini Simone Bazurro Ivo Airaudi Karim Brohi Paolo Cafaro Giovanni Gordini Heinz Leibundgut Nadir Rachedi Stephen Sollid Vanni Agnoletti, Cesena Ivo Airaudi, Cafasse Vittorio Albarello, Cesena Alberto Autore, Pomezia Alberto Baratta, Massa Carrara Simone Bazurro, Genoa Stefan Becker, Zurich Eric Bennet, Andrew Berry, Bankstown Elena Bigi, Bologna Sara Borga, Orbassano Ivo Breitenmoser, Zurich Karim Brohi, London Mark Buick, Sydney Paolo Cafaro, Sarzana Marco Cantù, Sarzana Alessandro Cardi, Rome Gabriele Carella, Sarzana Jacob Chen, Tel Aviv Emiliano Cingolani, Rome Antonio Corcione, Naples Gianluca Facchetti, Foggia Stefano Falcetta, Camerino Andrea Finelli, Bologna Costantino Fontana, Rome Giovanni Gordini, Bologna Gennaro Graziano, Jose Manuel Gutierrez Rubio, London Britta Herbig, Munich Neil Jeffers, London Thomas P. Judge, Camden Lionel Lamhaut, Paris Kang Hyun Lee, Seoul Heinz Leibundgut, Zurich Giovanni Ligas, Catania Andrew Lister, Elland Hans Lossius, Stavanger Cristian Lupi, Bologna Marc Maegele, Cologne Gianluca Marconi, Milan Paolo Marin, Albenga Paula Martin, Maurizio Menarini, Bologna Enrico Molineris, Cuneo Erik Normann, Oslo Claudio Orioles, Viterbo Nestor Parales Gomez, Madrid Flavia Petrini, Chieti Luca Piscitelli, Colico Nadir Rachedi, Rome Xavier Rovira Picarol, Giovanni Sbrana, Grosseto Paolo Severgnini, Varese Richard Sherlock, Alexandria Stephen Sollid, Stavanger Massimiliano Sorbello, Catania Geir Strandenes, Bergen Giacomo Strapazzon, Bolzano Joji Tomioka, Kagoshima Roberto Vacca, Turin Sebastiano Veccia, Rome Wolfang Voelkel, Salzburg Anne Weaver, London Matteo Zanzi, Bologna Alberto Zoli, Milan

3 SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 1 st PLENARY SESSION OPENING CEREMONY SIAARTI A. Corcione, F. Petrini Chair: V. Agnoletti The new survivors and the new era for trauma research K. Brohi COFFEE BREAK SIAARTI HEMS Guidelines presentation Coordinator: M. Menarini Greetings from Authorities ROUND TABLE HEMS: Regulation and standards in Europe and worldwide Chair: M. Menarini ENAC ENAV EASA ASA ACCT AAA AAMS WORKSHOP Airway Management in HEMS Scientific Director: M.Menarini, M.Sorbello Workshop Coordinator: S. Bazurro, G. Facchetti LUNCH in EXPO AREA SPONSORED SESSION Time dependent pathology: which strategy? Chairs: G. Gordini, H. Morten Lossius Cardiac arrest: Intensive Care in pre-hospital setting and continuity of care L. Lamhaut Direct access to operating room for t raumatized patient: a winning model? E. Bigi Stroke and centralization: the advantage of HEMS H. Morten Lossius Hemorrhagic trauma: an old challenge, the new perspectives Chairs: M. Maegele, E. Cingolani Fibrinogen, antifibrinolytic therapy, thromboelastography: keys of success? M. Maegele REBOA: Resuscitative endovascular balloon - an Italian experience C. Lupi/ V. Albarello Prehospital use of blood and blood derivates: state of art A. Weaver Prehospital blood transfusion: the spanish experience J.M Gutierrez Rubio SAR combat Chairs: P. Marin, C. Fontana, N. Rachedi Blood products in SAR operations J. Chen Airway management and ventilation strategies for patients in hemorrhagic shock: a medevac challenge G. Strandenes The Pilot Challenges in the Military Forward Medical Evacuation: the experience of the Italian Army S. Bazurro Operation of aeromedical transportation: biohazard patient A. Autore Pilot training and activity: what limits? Chairs: H. Leibundgut, I. Breitenmoser Recruitment and specific training X. Rovira Picanol Age limits: a false problem B. Herbig Medical training for pilots, wasted time or added value Neil Jeffers FIRSTDAY 4 5

4 SUNDAY, DECEMBER, 2 nd PLENARY SESSIONS Chairs: A. Baratta, P. Severgnini Drowning and hypothermia: principles of treatment G. Strapazzon The role of HEMS in disaster field G. Facchetti Chair: K. Hyun Lee Quality management of HEMS: how? S. Becker Training and selection processes of personnel for HEMS Chairs: F. Petrini,J.M. Gutierrez Rubio CREM and helicopter: the role of Anesthetist S. Sollid Flight and medical crews communication: the base for a real HEMS team S. Borga High fidelity simulation for medical crew M. Menarini Chair: E. Molineris High-altitude operations/buried in avalanche W. Voelkel Safety management: flight, crew and patient safety Chairs: A. Zoli, I. Airaudi Impact on dispatch criteria on safety A. Lister Operation evaluation in borderline weather condition L. Piscitelli Lessons from the past P. Rosati Prehospital airway management: more questions or answers? Chairs: M. Sorbello, S. Sollid Prehospital Airway management and HEMS: state of the art? M. Menarini Prehospital intubation in traumatized patient: advantages and limits W. Voelkel Front of neck in the prehospital setting: facts and myths S. Falcetta COFFEE BREAK Water rescue Chairs: P. Cafaro, S. Bazurro, E. Normann Technical aspects and equipment G. Carella Sea rescue: operational aspects N. Gomez Perales The role of Helycopter in sea disaster: Costa Concordia/ Norman Atlantic M. Cantù, G. Ligas LUNCH in EXPO AREA PLENARY SESSION HEMS at night: organization and technology: Chairs: S. Becker, TBD HEMS utilization at night time: which model? A. Zoli Primary night operations: REGA experience H. Leibundgut Technology and new Frontiers E. Normann SECONDDAY 6 7

5 GENERAL INFORMATION Conference Venue Chair: J. Tomioka Urban Environment: Major traffic accidents in high traffic motorway G. Marconi Medical complex treatment Chair: R. Vacca Mechanical chest compression: is there a future for helicopters? M. Menarini The newborn and mother transport G. Sbrana Pediatric critical care transport A. Berry Closing Ceremony Chair: S. Sollid Technological evolution in HEMS S. Bazurro Integration between HEMS and drones: a real operational solution? Chairs: P. Cafaro, TBD Drone in HEMS system: 118 and Red Cross Bologna experience A. Finelli State of the art and evolution of aircraft in Remote pilotage: the application in HEMS field M. Zanzi Leonardo Helicopters Via Roma VERGIATE (VA) How to reach the Congress venue: Shuttles from Milano Malpensa Airport will be arranged in order to reach the congress venue. Time schedule will be soon available. TRAVEL TO MILANO MALPENSA AIRPORT: Milano-Malpensa Airport (IATA: MXP) is located in the province of Varese, 50km at the North West of Milan. It is the second biggest airport in Italy after Roma Fiumicino in terms of number of passengers. It is the hub for airlines such as Alitalia, EasyJet, Blue Panorama Airlines, Ryanair, Ernest Airlines... The airport is connected to Milan by the Milano-Varese highway as well as by the Malpensa Express train starting from the Milano Centrale railway station and Milano Cadorna railway station. It takes about 50 and 40 minutes respectively to reach Milano city center. TRENORD - Malpensa Express The MALPENSA EXPRESS service links the center of Milan with the intercontinental hub at Malpensa Airport (Terminal 1 & Terminal 2) For Time schedule and tickets visit Milano Cadorna - Malpensa Terminal 1 e 2 79 return journeys every 30 minutes per day. Stop over at Milano Bovisa Politecnico, Saronno and Busto Arstizio railway station. Milano Centrale Malpensa Terminal 1 e 2 68 return journeys every 30 minutes per day. Stop over at Milano Porta Garibaldi, Milano Bovisa Politecnico and Saronno railway station. From Saronno railway station to Malpensa Terminal 2 the train stops at all stations. TRENORD Line S30 Ticino Luino Malpensa Terminal 1 & 2 12 daily return journeys. Train stops at Busto Arsizio North and Ferno/Lonate Pozzolo railway stations. MALPENSA BY BUS Milano Malpensa Airport can be easily reached by bus from the Central Station (Stazione Centrale) in Milan, from Fiera Milano City/Fiera Rho Pero and from Milan Linate Airport. It is also connected with the most important cities in the regions of Lombardy, Piedmont, Liguria and the Canton of Ticino. SECONDDAY 8 9

6 REGISTRATION Registration fee ( VAT 22% included) REGISTRATION FEE Resident 98,00 Nurse-Pilot-Technician-Paramedic-Rescuer 165,00 SAR Volunteer 98,00 Medical Doctor 244,00 The congress registration fee includes: Admission to the scientific sessions Congress kit Certificate of Attendance Lunch and coffee breaks according to the program LANGUAGE The official language of the Congress is English. Simultaneous interpreting service available: > ENGLISH > CHINESE > ENGLISH > ITALIAN > ITALIAN > ENGLISH GENERALINFORMATION 10 11

7 In collaboration with SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT Viale dell Università, ROME Tel ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT Aim Group International - Sede di Milano Via G. Ripamonti, MILAN Tel remote2018@aimgroup.eu