Colt Foundation Research and Innovation Meeting 2022

Date and time Thu 1 Dec 2022 from 9:00am to 5:30pm
Location Royal Society of Medicine
Organised by Military Medicine

The Colt Foundation Research and Innovation Meeting highlights the academic work being carried out in the Defence Medical Services.

The meeting features speakers who are at the forefront of their fields and whose work is of relevance to military healthcare. The focus of the day is on podium presentations from the Colt research prize finalists and the Quality Improvement prize finalists.

The purpose of this meeting is to showcase the broad academic achievements of Defence healthcare personnel.

Benefits of attending:

Gain in-depth insight in current military medicine research and quality improvement activity
Learn how Defence medicine is a leader in research and innovation
See excellence rewarded and be inspired by future academic activity in military medicine

Attendance is encouraged for all those with an interest in medical research, military medicine, or both.

We would like to thank the Colt Foundation for their generous support of this meeting.

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In Person Virtual

View the programme

9:00am

Registration, tea and coffee

9:45am

Welcome and introduction

Colonel Julian Woodhouse, President, Military Medicine Section, Royal Society of Medicine and Brigadier Duncan Wilson, Medical Director to the Surgeon General

Session 1

10:15am

QI prize introduction group

Group Captain Di Lamb, Defence Professor of Nursing, Defence Medical Services, UK Ministry of Defence

10:20am

QI prize presentations

Group Captain Di Lamb

11:20am

Tea and coffee break

Poster viewing

Session 2

11:45am

QI guest speaker

Professor Kevin Fong, Consultant Anaesthetist, University College London Hospitals

12:35pm

Lunch break

Session 3

1:30pm

Colt prize introduction

Group Captain Alex Bennett

1:40pm

Colt prize presentations

Group Captain Alex Bennett

2:40pm

Guest speaker presentation

Professor Karim Brohi, Clinical Director, London Major Trauma Network, Professor of Trauma Sciences, Queen Mary University of London, Consultant Vascular and Trauma Surgeon, The Royal London Hospital

3:10pm

Tea and coffee break

Poster viewing

Session 4

3:25pm

Colt lightning presentations

Surgeon Captain Jason Smith, Defence Professor of Emergency Medicine

3:50pm

Guest speaker presentation

Captain Kat Matthews, Army Elite Athlete

4:30pm

Tea and coffee break

Poster viewing

Session 5

5:00pm

Prize ceremony

Colonel Julian Woodhouse

5:15pm

The Colt Foundation

5:25pm

Closing remarks

Brigadier Duncan Wilson

5:30pm

Close of meeting

Drinks reception and networking

View the programme

9:45am

Welcome and introduction

Colonel Julian Woodhouse, President, Military Medicine Section, Royal Society of Medicine and Brigadier Duncan Wilson, Medical Director to the Surgeon General

Session 1

10:15am

QI prize introduction group

Group Captain Di Lamb, Defence Professor of Nursing, Defence Medical Services, UK Ministry of Defence

10:20am

QI prize presentations

Group Captain Di Lamb

11:20am

Tea and coffee break

Poster viewing

Session 2

11:45am

QI guest speaker

Professor Kevin Fong, Consultant Anaesthetist, University College London Hospitals

12:35pm

Lunch break

Session 3

1:30pm

Colt prize introduction

Group Captain Alex Bennett

1:40pm

Colt prize presentations

Group Captain Alex Bennett

2:40pm

Guest speaker presentation

Professor Karim Brohi, Clinical Director, London Major Trauma Network, Professor of Trauma Sciences, Queen Mary University of London, Consultant Vascular and Trauma Surgeon, The Royal London Hospital

3:10pm

Tea and coffee break

Poster viewing

Session 4

3:25pm

Colt lightning presentations

Surgeon Captain Jason Smith, Defence Professor of Emergency Medicine

3:50pm

Guest speaker presentation

Captain Kat Matthews, Army Elite Athlete

4:30pm

Tea and coffee break

Poster viewing

Session 5

5:00pm

Prize ceremony

Colonel Julian Woodhouse

5:15pm

The Colt Foundation

5:25pm

Closing remarks

Brigadier Duncan Wilson

5:30pm

Close of meeting

Disclaimer: All views expressed at this event are of the speakers themselves and not of the RSM nor the speaker's organisations.

Registration for this event will close at 01:00am on Wednesday 30 November 2022. Late registrations will not be accepted. This event will be recorded and stored by the Royal Society of Medicine and may be  distributed  in future on various internet channels.