Trauma Medicine
📅 Monday, 18 May 2026 · 18:30 BST
About this session
An all-in-one teaching session covering key A to E OSCE scenarios in trauma and emergency medicine. We will work through high-stakes presentations including shock, massive haemorrhage, spinal cord injury and gastrointestinal perforation, focusing on how to recognise them, how to start initial management and when to escalate for senior support.
What’s covered
Shock, massive haemorrhage, spinal cord injury and gastrointestinal perforation
Where
Online · we email the joining link on the day of the session.
Your tutor
Ali Budhwani
What students said
“The different types of shock were very well explained and clear”
Participant, 3rd Year, BSMS
“Great session- very informative, thank you!”
Holly Timmins , 4th Year, Keele
“Very valuable session, well structured, well designed PowerPoint. It was interactive and I learnt a lot”
Abdulrahman Imran, 5th Year, Medical University Plovdiv
“Fabtastic session. Everything was well summarised. Excellent revision. Thank you.”
Participant, 3rd Year, Exeter
“Well-taught and good pace”
Participant, 4th Year, Leicester Medical School
“Very helpful, thank you!”
Participant, 5th Year, University of Southampton
“Concise and comprehensive session on trauma A-E scenarios. Great explanations.”
Participant, 3rd Year, KCL Medical School
“Very informative and packed a lot in there, thank you very much”
Nora, 1st Year, Kings
“I’m doing rural sim and trauma training and this session was very informative. Thank you”
Participant, 2nd Year, Bangor University
“Very thorough and relevant content for students, so useful to have highlighted the most important bits from each section. Would have preferred if it was a slightly longer session as it was rushed but otherwise fantastic !”
Participant, 2nd Year, Warwick Medical School
“Wonderful teaching very detailed I would really appreciate receiving the slides”
Donya Mansouri, 3rd Year, Brunel
“Very comprehensive and useful teaching for my OSCEs!!”
Participant, 3rd Year, KCL Medical School
“Great presentation with informative slides”
Sarah Hope, 2nd Year, Chester