THIS IS WHERE THINGS GET SERIOUS!
Every year, Team Traumaplatform will take on an extreme challenge with a team of surgeons, residents and researchers from different specialties. To accomplish that: we train, and we train hard! We participate in numerous events, in order to get in top physical condition for the main Challenge. This reinforces the Team spirit and improves team effort in clinical practice. Sounds exciting?

  1. August 2013 The Traumaplatform Foundation STARTS
  2. May 2014 Training for Finland starts with a BOOTCAMP
  3. September 2014 First Traumaplatform event: Dam tot Damloop
  4. October 2014 Traumaplatform Mountainbike Training Weekend
  5. February 2015 THE FINLAND ICE MARATHON
  6. 2016 THE CHALLENGE: 260km bikerace in Scotland
  • August 2013

    The Traumaplatform STARTS

  • May 2014

    Training for Finland starts with a BOOTCAMP.

  • September 2014

    First Traumaplatform event: Dam tot Damloop.

  • October 2014

    Traumaplatform Mountainbike Training Weekend.

  • February 2015

    THE FINLAND ICE MARATHON!

  • 2016

    A 260km bikerace in Scotland!

Challenge 2015

The Finland Ice Marathon. Together with 60 surgeons and residents in Orthopaedic, General and Plastic Surgery, Team Traumaplatform participated in this ice cold challenge. 38 contestants on ice-skates and 18 contestants on moutainbikes with spiked tires!

A truly unique event. With an even more unique symposium in the air! This documentary will show you the Team effort.

 

Challenge 2016

In 2016, training will continue, in order to prepare for a bike race through Scotland. The goal is to ride 260 km to Edinburgh to attend the Trauma Surgery symposium. We are curious what kind of collaborations are up and running in 2016! 

Want to participate in both training events and 
the main challenge of 2016? 

Traumaplatform Symposium

Traumaplatform organizes an annual symposium. The first ever Traumaplatform symposium was held in a plane at an altitude of 25.000 feet! 20 researchers pitched their latest studies and future plans to all the participants on the plane to Finland. With personal Ipads to scroll through the slides, this was experienced as an exciting new way of presenting. Collaborations were made on the spot!

The next symposium will take place on a boat towards Scotland...

TRAUMAPLATFORM WAS HERE......