Webinars and Online Resources
Below you can find all BOA webinars and online resources
You do not need to be a BOA member, but you will need to log into the website in order to view the all webinar recordings, battlefield trauma resources and screencasts. If you don't have an account you can easily create one. If you encounter any issues please contact us at [email protected].
Recorded Webinars
View all past recorded BOA webinars here, including CESR pathway, Neurodiversity, Race & health, COVID and Support for Ukraine.
General Battlefield Trauma Resources
The BOA has created a series of generic videos on battlefield trauma. This project has brought together recognised experts with deployment experience, covering a wide range of topics relevant to the management of battlefield trauma.
Paediatric Battlefield Trauma Resources
To further support surgeons throughout the world who are working in military conflicts, the BOA has created a series of generic videos on paediatric battlefield trauma from recent webinars it has recently hosted with collaboration from BAPRAS.
Orthopodcasts
Orthopodcasts are a series of podcasts addressing a wide variety of trauma and orthopaedic (T&O) topics, often not found elsewhere. Each Orthopodcast is a short conversation with an expert (10-15 minutes): not repetition of a book chapter or research paper, but dialogue that will be easy to listen to and digest.
Screencasts
A number of screencasts covering topics such as Cauda equina syndrome, diabetic foot, ankle fractures and assessing casting techniques are available to watch here.
Training Videos
The BOA have discussed how trainers might use easily accessible means of recording their commonest operations, with a view to providing trainees with in-house resources that would allow them to prepare for theatre lists. Using funding from the BOA, Malek Racy has created 3 high quality examples for us to view.
Reflection
Reflection is the ability to critically analyse what you have done with a view to improve practice in the future. In this video, Lisa Hadfield-Law, offers some insights on the importance of reflection skills and how to put them into practice effectively.