Introduction to Trauma Science Course TypePostgraduate, Module Fees£1,400 Visit usRequest a course prospectus Course details Module Overview This module will provide students with the opportunity to acquire a basic understanding of Trauma Science, ranging from epidemiology to current uses of prosthetics and rehabilitation protocols. The diagnosis of trauma will be explored with a focus on its types, causes and risk factors. Possible underlying strategies for managing patients with different types of trauma will also be discussed according to evidence-based current practices. Learning outcomes Demonstrate an understanding of the breadth and magnitude of the spectrum of trauma types that can affect patients Demonstrate the ability to critically analyse published research data relating to trauma science, aetiology, management and complications Demonstrate an understanding of the assessment process used to determine the severity of complications of trauma To show that they are able to apply a multi-disciplinary and cross-specialty approach to the assessment and management of trauma afflicted patients. Module Attendance Required One day a week – Thursdays Module dates Semester 1 - 2019/2020 dates TBC Assessment Multiple choice exam weighted at 50% Short answer questions exam weighted at 50% Method of Teaching Combinations of lectures, tutorials, as well as guided and self-directed activities including case studies and web-based scientific journal club forums to augment their basic understanding of evidenced based-practice in trauma science. The formal taught component will be delivered over 5 full days and will be supplemented by attendance at dedicated seminars and web-based discussion forum will be set up to discuss journals. Academics involved in the delivery of this module Dr Zubair Ahmed Professor Antonio Belli Coronavirus (COVID-19) latest updates and FAQs for future students and offer-holdersVisit our FAQs How To Apply To apply please contact Amy Partleton, Postgraduate Officer at TraumaScience@contacts.bham.ac.uk Terms and conditions – what you need to know Online chat eventsAsk our studentsHow to apply