11.0 ANNUAL PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE UPDATE MAY 2-3, 2014 FRI-SAT. 11TH CONFERENCE OVERVIEW THEME: PEDIATRIC TRAUMA

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1 11.0 MOC SECTION 1 MAINPRO M1 11TH ANNUAL PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE UPDATE MAY 2-3, 2014 FRI-SAT UBC ROBSON SQUARE VANCOUVER BC CONFERENCE OVERVIEW The Division of Emergency Medicine at BC Children s Hospital and UBC Continuing Professional Development present the 11th Annual Pediatric Emergency Medicine Update for Pediatricians and Emergency Physicians. The 2-day conference highlights the latest trends in the practice of pediatric emergency medicine in urban and rural settings. THEME: PEDIATRIC TRAUMA TARGET AUDIENCE Pediatricians Emergency Physicians Family Physicians Post Graduate Residents

2 FRI MAY 2, 2014 Pediatric Trauma 0730 Breakfast, Registration & Exhibits Open 0830 It s not Always What It Seems: Dermatological Signs of Abuse Dr. Michelle Clarke 0915 Fresh from the Front: The Latest Research with Greatest Impact Dr. Ran Goldman 1000 Refreshment Break 1030 Shaken, Not Stirred: Pediatric Concussion Management Dr. Ash Singhal 1100 Picture This: Trauma Imaging in Children Dr. Jeff Bishop 1130 Hard to Swallow: The Latest Decontamination Trends of Serious Ingestions Dr. Karen Black 1200 Field and Stream: UTI, who to sample and how Dr. Garth Meckler 1230 Lunch 1330 Small Group Workshops I (choose 2) A Skin Deep(er): Rash as Sign of Systemic Disease B Malpractice Makes Perfect: Medicolegal Cases in Pediatric ER C Just a Trace: Pediatric EKG Interpretations Dr. Joseph Lam Dr. Bruce Phillips Dr. Libby Sherwin 1430 Refreshment Break 1500 Repeat of Small Group Workshops I 1600 Day Ends SAT MAY 3, Breakfast, Registration & Exhibits Open 0830 It s a Wrap: Preparing a Child for Transport Dr. Sonny Dhanani 0915 That s Acute Abdomen: Surgical Causes of Vomiting in Children Dr. Natalie Yanchar 1000 Refreshment Break 1030 Near-Death Experience: Approach to ALTE (Acute Life Threating Event) Dr. Vik Sabhaney 1100 Adolescent Angst: Approach to a Suicidal Teen Dr. Tyler Black 1130 Disaster Strikes: Mass Casualty Management Dr. Joseph Copeland 1200 Jump to the Pump: Strategies to Improve Outcome in Pediatric Cardiac Arrest Dr. Adam Cheng 1230 Lunch 1330 Small Group Workshops II (choose 2) D You Leave Me Breathless: Chest X-Rays in Children E (Avoiding Headaches When) Managing Headaches In Children Dr. Lila Yewchuck Dr. Sanjay Mehta F The Itchy and Scratchy Show: An Approach to Allergies in the Pediatric ER Dr. Sara Leo 1430 Refreshment Break 1500 Repeat of Small Group Workshops II 1600 Complete Evaluations: Conference Ends

3 CONFERENCE COORDINATOR Navid Dehghani, MD, FRCPC (Pediatrics and Pediatric Emergency Medicine), Provincial CME Director, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Clinical Associate Professor, UBC PLANNING COMMITTEE Lindsay Callan, Conference Services Director, Division of Continuing Professional Development, Faculty of Medicine, UBC Joseph Copeland, MD, CCFP (EM), Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, UBC PRESENTING FACULTY Jeff Bishop, MD, FRCPC, Clinical Assistant Professor, Pediatric Critical Care, Victoria BC. Tyler R. Black, MD, FRCPC (Psychiatry), Medical Director, Adolescent Psychiatry, BC Children's Hospital Karen M. Black, MD, FRCPC (Pediatrics and Pediatric Emergency), BC Children's Hospital Adam Cheng, MD, Director of Research and Development, ASPIRE/KidSim Simulation Program, Alberta Children s Hospital; Associate Professor Department of Pediatrics, University of Calgary Michelle Clarke, MD, FRCPC, (Pediatrics and Pediatric Emergency), Program Director, Pediatric Emergency Medicine Fellowship Program,, Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, UBC Sonny Dhanani, MD, FRCPC, Pediatric Critical Care Physician, Organ and Tissue Donation Physician Lead, Cardiovascular Program Intensive Care Lead, Clinical Investigator, CHEO Research Institute, Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa Ran Goldman, MD, FRCPC, Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine, UBC; Pediatric Emergency Physician, BC Children s Hospital; Senior Associate Clinician Scientist, Child & Family Research Institute Joseph Lam, MD, FRCPC, Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Associate Member, Dermatology & Skin Science Faculty of Medicine, UBC Sara Leo, MD, FRCPC, Clinical Instructor, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Allergy and Immunology, BC Children's Hospital Garth Meckler, MD, MSHS, Division Head, Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine; Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine, UBC Sanjay Mehta, MD, MEd, FRCPC, FAAP, FACEP, Assistant Professor, University of Toronto; Academic Clinician, Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, Department of Pediatrics, The Hospital for Sick Children Bruce A. Phillips, MD, FRCPC, Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, BC Children s Hospital Vikram Sabhaney, MD, FRCPC, Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, BC Children s Hospital Elizabeth Sherwin, MD, Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Cardiology, BC Children's Hospital Ash Singhal, MD, FRCPC, Clinical Assistant Professor, Division of Neurosurgery, Faculty of Medicine, UBC Natalie Yanchar, MD, MSc, FRCPC, Associate Professor in Surgery, Emergency Medicine and Community Health and Epidemiology, Dalhousie University, Division of Pediatric General Surgery, Medical Director, IWK Trauma Care, IWK Health Centre Lila Yewchuk, MD, FRCPC, Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Radiology, Faculty of Medicine, UBC APLS (SIMULATOR-MEDIATED ADVANCED PEDIATRIC LIFE SUPPORT) Thu May 1, Pre-Conference Course Location: BC Children s Hospital (Room E6-6th Floor of Shaughnessy Building) The New Provincial Simulation Center 4480 Oak Street, Vancouver, BC V6H 3N1 Requirement: Successful previous completion of PALS or APLS course. Only for physicians who are routinely involved in the care of critically ill or injured children. These include emergency room physicians, pediatricians, and senior emergency medicine and pediatric trainees. Cost: $949 APLS 5th Edition Manual: $140 Maximum Registration: 32 Designed to train physicians to assess and manage critically ill children during the first hour in the emergency department. The aim is to help the clinician detect an imminently toxic child and institute treatment without delay. The course consists of presentations, simulator-mediated practical skills stations, and case-based discussions. The presentations include pediatric assessment, maltreatment, surgical emergencies, orthopedic trauma, and common toxins and poisons. The skills covered include assisted and mechanical ventilation, advanced airway, vascular access intraosseous and central, and chemical electrical cardioversion. The discussions entail respiratory emergencies, shock, Central Nervous System problems, pediatric trauma, and neonatal emergencies. This APLS course is unique in North America as it incorporates the simulator in the skills stations and small group discussions. The participants will work in teams on a pediatric and a neonatal simulator to resuscitate critically ill children and neonates in various real life scenarios. The 2011 resuscitation guidelines will be introduced and practiced in the simulated scenarios. Required preparatory work involves pre-reading The Pediatric Emergency Medicine Resource, Fifth Edition. Upon successful completion of the course, the participant will receive the American College of Emergency Medicine (ACEP) Certificate. In order to obtain the ACEP certificate, the participant is required to attend all didactic and small group sessions and achieve 70% on the end-of-the-course written examination. APLS is accredited for MOC Section 2/Traineeship. The CFPC recognizes the APLS program for Mainpro-C credits. Participants who complete the program of study but do not pass the certification examination may still claim Mainpro-M1 credits for the classroom component of the program.

4 PALS UPDATE COURSE Wed Apr 30, Pre-Conference Course This 8-hour pre-conference course will review the latest basic and advanced pediatric life support techniques and pediatric resuscitation guidelines using high-fidelity simulators. Participants will have a chance to practice PALS algorithms as team leaders and team members. Successful applicants will receive the Heart and Stroke Foundation PALS provider certificate. Participants with instructor interest and potential will subsequently be invited to take part in the annual PALS instructor courses offered at BC Children s Hospital. Location: BC Children s Hospital (Room E6-6th Floor of Shaughnessy Building) The New Provincial Simulation Center 4480 Oak Street, Vancouver, BC V6H 3N1 Requirement: Previous BLS and PALS course certification. Cost: $ PALS provider manual ($38.50) can be purchased online through Laerdal W Note: limited space! Information & Registration Christina Tou, Medicine Administrator Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine Room K4-164, 4480 Oak Street Vancouver BC V6H 3V4 T x7333 E CTou@cw.bc.ca This educational program meets the accreditation criteria of the College of Family Physicians of Canada and has been accredited for 6.0 credit hours of Mainpro-M1 credits. This event is an accredited MOC Section 1 group learning activity for 6.0 credit hours as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. TRIK (TRAUMA RESUSCITATION IN KIDS) Sun-Mon May 4 5, Post-Conference Course Custom designed for healthcare providers in Canada and abroad who manage pediatric trauma patients, with a focus on the leader and team roles. This is a two-day interactive workshop focused on pediatric trauma with a low participant-instructor ratio. This two-day course starts with a review of the primary and secondary surveys and initial resuscitation including ample time to practice applying concepts learned. Delivery of the course consists of team-based simulation sessions, which are interspersed with short, small group, interactive case-based or didactic sessions and technical skills sessions for practicing procedures. Topics include head injury, airway management, upper body injuries, abdominal trauma, imaging interpretation and much more. A certified instructor is provided for each module. The participant to instructor ratio is typically 6:1 or lower during the technical skills and simulation sessions. Upon successful completion of the course, participants will be able to: Recall the differences between adult and child pathophysiology. Conduct a primary and secondary survey for pediatric trauma cases. Recognize, diagnose and manage common trauma related pediatric injuries. Discuss ethical issues related to pediatric trauma. Interpret diagnostic images for pediatric trauma cases. Determine the appropriate steps to prepare for the transport of a pediatric trauma patient. Location: BC Children s Hospital (Room E6-6th Floor of Shaughnessy Building) The New Provincial Simulation Center 4480 Oak Street, Vancouver, BC V6H 3N1 Cost: $1, for two days (includes course material) Information & Registration Visit the TRIK Website: W ppi/trik_course E ppi@royalcollege.ca

5 11 TH ANNUAL PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE UPDATE REGISTRATION May 2-3, 2014 UBC Robson Square Vancouver BC CONTACT DETAILS Dr. Mr. Ms. Urban Rural ME8757 Last Name Given Name(s) Address City Prov/State Postal Code Telephone Fax (required) CONFERENCE FEES Course materials, breakfasts, refreshments & lunch Save $10 by registering online! I will attend both days (full conference ) PAYMENT $ VISA MC TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED Early Bird By Mar 14 Mar 15 to Apr 17 After Apr 18 & On-site Physician $449 $479 $499 Allied Health $259 $289 $309 Resident/Student* $209 $209 $209 I will attend one day only Friday Saturday Physician $309 $339 $359 Allied Health $209 $239 $259 Resident/Student* $159 $159 $159 * Residents/Students should bring proof of status onsite WORKSHOPS Select 2 workshops from each session and number in order of preference 1=most preferred Friday Session I Saturday Session II A B C D E F OPTIONAL PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP (Thu May 1) Advanced Pediatric Life Support (APLS) $949 APLS 5th Edition Manual (including shipping) $140 DIETARY REQUIREMENTS / ALLERGIES: Severity: HIGH or LOW, foods can be in the same room, but well labeled I am a: Are you a fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC)? Yes No If yes, please list your specialty: Personal Information is collected on this registration form pursuant to section 26 of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, RSBC 1996 c Information is used for the purposes of facilitating the conference and collecting aggregate statistics. Family Physician/General Practitioner Specialist Other UBC CPD publishes a participant list for the course that includes the participant s name and city. Please check the box below if you DO NOT wish to have your information included on the participant list: I DO NOT CONSENT to being on the participant list All participants registered for UBC CPD courses are included on the mailing list for future programs. If you DO NOT wish to have UBC CPD course brochures mailed to you, please indicate below. I DO NOT wish to be on the UBC CPD mailing list Credit Card Number Expiry Date Name of Cardholder Signature *No refunds or transfers, unless you cancel by Apr 17, 2014 for a fee $50.

6 CONFERENCE VENUE UBC Robson Square 800 Robson Street (at Howe Street) Vancouver BC V6Z 3B7 11TH ANNUAL PEDIATRIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE UPDATE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY UBC Robson Square is located in downtown Vancouver on Robson Street between Hornby and Howe Street. Accessibility Elevator access is available on Hornby Street (off to Robson Street) and connects both floors of campus to street and parking levels. The main entrance to UBC Robson Square is located on the lower level of the Outdoor Plaza near the ice rink. Also access is available via the elevator/stair entryway on Hornby Street just off Robson Street. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT Accreditation Statement Refunds & Cancellations UBC Continuing Professional Development 855 W 10th Ave. Vancouver BC V5Z 1L7 T F cpd.info@ubc.ca