Scientific Program: Saturday, September 13 and Sunday, September
14, 2003
Course
#1 - Emergency Ultrasonography (two-day course)
Course Directors: Peter Thompson (UK) and Michael
Lambert (USA)
Saturday,
September 13, 2 pm - 7 pm: Ultrasound Course and Workshop
- Part 1
Sunday, September 14, 9 am - 2 pm: Ultrasound Course and
Workshop - Part 2
Speakers/Instructors:
Fikri Abi-Zidan, MD, FRCS (United Arab Emirates), Betty
Chang, MD (USA), Manny Colon, MD (USA), Amir Darvish, MD (USA),
Chris Fox, MD, RDMS (USA), Evan Leibner, MD (USA), Resa Lewiss,
MD (USA), Vicki Noble, MD (USA), Greg Press, MD (USA), David
Riley, MD (USA), Dayna Shawhan, RDMS (USA), Vivek Tayal (USA),
Martha Villalba MD (USA), Gianni Zironi MD (Italy), Alex Zlidenny,
MD (USA), Joseph Wood, MD, RDMS (USA)
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Day
#1 - Saturday, September 13
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14:00
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Introduction
and Welcome - Peter Thompson, MD and Michael Lambert, MD, RDMS |
14:30
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Why
Do Ultrasound in the Emergency Department - Joseph Wood, MD,
RDMS |
14:05
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Physics
and Knobology - Alex Zlidenny, MD |
15:15
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Echo
in the ED - Vivek Tayal, MD |
15:45
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Vascular
/ New Uses in EM - Chris Fox, MD, RDMS |
16.30
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Hands-on
Session All Faculty |
Day
#2 - Sunday, September 14
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9:00
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Ultrasound
& Trauma - Fikri Abu-Zidan, MD, FRCS |
9:45
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Aortic Aneurysm
Assessment - Gianni Zironi, MD |
11:15
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Case
Studies in Emergency Sonography - Martha Villalba, MD |
12:00
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Hands-on
Session All Faculty |
2:00
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Wrap-up
All Faculty |
Course #2 - Non-Invasive Ventilation Workshop
(two-day course)
Course Director: Roberta Petrino (Italy)
Speakers: Giovanni Ferrari (Italy), Paolo Groff (Italy),
& Dominique Vanpee (Belgium)
Saturday
September 13, 2 pm - 7 pm: Non-Invasive Ventilation - Part
1
Sunday, September 14, 9 am - 2 pm: Non-Invasive Ventilation
- Part 2
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Saturday
September 13 |
2:30
pm |
Welcome
and address: Roberta Petrino |
3:00
pm
|
Pathophysiology
of acute respiratory failure:
Hypoxemic Respiratory Failure - Paolo Groff
Hypercapneic Respiratory Failure - Giovanni Ferrari |
3:45
pm |
Why
we do perform NIV in the ED? Goals and limits of the treatment
- Paolo Groff |
4:15
pm
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Definitions:
PEEP vs. C-PAP, PSV vs. BiPAP - Paolo Pelosi |
4:30
pm
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PEEP
& C-PAP: Mechanism of action, indications and contraindication
- Giovanni Ferrari |
5:00
pm |
Coffee break |
5:20
pm
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Non Invasive Ventilation: PSV, Bi-PAP, Assist-Control: Mechanism
of action, indications and contraindication - Dominique Vanpee |
6:20
pm |
Monitoring
during NIV - Roberta Petrino |
6:50
pm |
Feedback
and adjourn - Roberta Petrino |
Sunday
September 14 |
9:00
am |
Ventilators:
what a ventilator MUST have, and what SHOULD have - Paolo Pelosi
|
9:20
am
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Setting
the ventilator - Giovanni Ferrari |
9:40
am |
Masks,
Helmets and interfaces - Paolo Pelosi |
10:10
am |
Coffee
break |
10:30
am |
The
students could be divided into 2 or 3, and will rotate for
clinical case discussions and application of what they have
learned.
In each group the instructors will present cases on
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COPD Exacerbation with or without pneumonia - Dominique
Vanpee
-
Pulmonary Edema with hypoxia or with hypoxia or with hypoxia
and hypercapnia - Giovanni Ferrari
-
NPPV in acute respiratory failure beyond COPD and pulmonary
edema: asthma, neuromuscular diseases, chest trauma... -
Paolo Groff
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1:00
pm |
Test (10-15 questions - multiple choices) and feedback |
2:00
pm |
End of the course |
Course #3 - Advanced Airway Management Workshop
Course
Directors: Erik
Barton (USA) and Volker Döerges (Germany)
Speakers/Instructors: Ansgar Brambrink (Germany), Andy
Jagoda (USA), Rick Kulkarni (USA), Robert Luten (USA)
and Valentin Madrid (Spain)
Two
2-hour options are available (both on Sunday, September 14)
Delegates can register for either: Option A: 10am-Noon or
Option B: 1 pm-3 pm
Content and Instructors are exactly the same in either of
the 2 options.
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Course #4 - Pediatric Emergency
Procedures Workshop
Course Directors: Ghazala Sharieff (Florida) and
Yehezkel Waisman (Israel)
Speakers/Instructors: Roger Barkin (USA), Thomas Beattie
(UK), Ramon Johnson (USA), Osama Kentab (Saudi Arabia), and
Ken Kwon (USA)
Two
2-hour options are available (both on Sunday). Delegates can
register for either one. Content and Instructors are exactly
the same in either of the 2 options.
Sunday,
September 14
Option A: 10 am - 12:30 pm or Option B: 1 pm - 3:30 pm
Pediatric
procedures can be challenging and anxiety-provoking. This
hands-on workshop covers some of the most important procedures
in children - basic and advanced airway management, needle
cricothyrotomy, intraosseous line placement, Seldinger technique
chest tube placement, esophageal foreign body removal and
a Pediatric Advanced Life Support update.
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Course #5 - Disaster Medicine
Workshop
Chemical Agents of Terrorism and Mass Destruction: Emergency
Preparedness and Response
Sponsored by the American College of Medical Toxicology (ACMT)
and The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR)
Sunday,
September 14, 9 am-4 pm
Course
Chairs: Paula A. Burgess, MD, MPH, FACEP - ATSDR and
Prof. Michel Debacker, Chair, Executive Committee, EMDM
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9:00
- 9:30 am |
Welcome
and Opening Remarks
- Prof.
Herman Delooz, President, EuSEM
- Prof.
Michel Debacker, Chair, Executive Committee, EMDM
- Paula
A. Burgess, MD, MPH
- Michael
Kosnett, MD, MPH, FACMT, President, ACMT
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9:30
- 10:20 am |
Toxic
Warfare: Looking Beyond Conventional Chemical Weapons - Paul
Wax, MD, FACMT |
10:20
- 11:10 am |
The
Clinical Neuro-Toxicology of Chemical Terrorism - Lewis Nelson,
MD, FACMT |
11:10
- 11:30 am |
Break |
11:30
am - 12:20 pm |
Toxic
Gases in your Community - Edward Cetaruk, MD |
12:20
- 1:00 pm |
The
Truth about Cyanide - Robert Cox, MD |
1:00
- 1:30 pm |
Lunch
Break |
1:30
- 2:20 pm |
Food
and Water as Vehicles for Chemical Terrorism - Thomas Martin,
MD, FACMT |
2:20
- 3:10 pm |
Terrorism
by Fear and Uncertainty: Delayed Toxic Syndromes - Curtis Snook,
MD, FACMT |
3.10
- 3:45 pm |
The
Psychological Impact of Mass Chemical Exposures - Mark Kirk,
MD, FACMT |
3.45
- 4:00 pm |
Questions
and Wrap-Up |
Course
#6 - Emergency Nursing Seminar
Emergency Nursing and Specialized Training: International
Issues and Role in Advancing Emergency Medicine
Seminar Chairs: Darlene Bradley, RN and David Eitel, MD
(USA)
Speakers: Darlene Bradley, RN, David Eitel, MD (USA)
and Gladys Mouro, RN (Lebanon)
Sunday, September 14, 10 am-2 pm
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10:00
- 11:00 am |
Emergency
Nursing Training, and Certification - An Overview - Darlene
Bradley, RN, California ENA President-Elect
|
11:00
am - 12:00 pm
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Emergency
Nursing Challenges and Alternative Careers - Darlene Bradley
(California) and Carerie Kazak (California) |
12:00
- 1:00 pm |
Triage:
Fixing The Front End - David
Eitel (Pennsylvania) |
1:00
- 2:00 pm |
Emergency
Nursing Challenges in Times of Conflict and War - Gladys Mouro
(Lebanon) |
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