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2026 Red Duke Trauma Symposium
Health Professions and Related Programs Conference
The 2026 Red Duke Trauma Symposium is a two-day course addressing advances in trauma, emergency medicine, critical care, and rehabilitation, designed for pre-hospital care providers, nurses, advanced practitioners, physicians, and physical therapists. It features didactic lectures, case studies, and hands-on multidisciplinary skills stations.
The 2026 Red Duke Trauma Symposium will address advances in trauma, emergency medicine, critical care and rehabilitation. This two-day course is designed for pre-hospital care providers, nurses, advanced practitioners, physicians and physical therapists. Leading specialists in acute care general surgery, emergency medicine, orthopedic traumatology and neuro trauma will highlight advances in the treatment of adult and pediatric patients with an array of traumatic injuries and the development of a
Topics & Focus Areas
advances in traumaemergency medicinecritical carerehabilitationacute care general surgeryorthopedic traumatologyneuro trauma
Official Conference Website
Visit the official website of 2026 Red Duke Trauma Symposium for registration details, submission deadlines, and the full programme.
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