Saskatchewan Emergency Medicine Annual Conference

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1 SEMAC VIII Saskatchewan Emergency Medicine Annual Conference October 14-15, 2016 Ramada Plaza Hotel Regina, SK FEATURED SPEAKERS: Dr. Debra Eagles, MD, MSc., FRCPC Department of Emergency Medicine University of Ottawa Dr. James Huffman, MD, FRCPC Transport Physician & Associate Director of Education STARS (Alberta) Dr. Scott Lucyk, MD, FRCPC Poison & Drug Information Service, Alberta Health Services Dr. Rob Keyes, MD, FRCPC Department of Emergency Medicine University of Alberta Dr. Samina Ali, MD, FRCPC Departments of Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine University of Alberta REGISTER ONLINE: Conference Rates: Physician $500+ GST on or before September 9, 2016 $575+ GST on or after September 10, 2016 Other Health Professionals $375+ GST on or before September 9, 2016 $450+ GST on or after September 10, 2016 Full-Time Student or Resident: $175+ GST Session Topics Include: The Opioid Epidemic Geriatric Emergency Medicine Approaching the Crashing Airway Transport Medicine Obstetrical Emergencies Pediatric Trauma and Pain Management STARS Mobile Education Unit Simulations CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS Pre-Conference Workshop (Additional Fees Apply) STARS Emergency Airway Course Contact: Post-Conference Workshop (Additional Fees Apply) Canadian Emergency Ultrasound Society Core Independent Practitioner Boot Camp Contact: EARN CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CREDITS & ADD TO YOUR PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO Full Conference Details: #SEMAC16 Conference Info: Pam Seib

2 About SEMAC - Saskatchewan Emergency Medicine Annual Conference - The Saskatchewan Emergency Medicine Annual Conference - #SEMAC is designed for family physicians, emergency physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, paramedics and residents who manage patients in the acute care setting. Other health professionals are welcome to attend. Participants in the Saskatchewan Emergency Medicine Annual Conference - #SEMAC (SEMAC) will be able to assess and manage injuries and medical conditions commonly seen in the emergency department, improve commonly used skills that will help in day-to-day practice in the emergency department, review the diagnosis and management of select acute conditions, and will discuss new recommendations and guidelines which will impact their practice. This conference meets the certification criteria of the College of Family Physicians of Canada and the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. It has been certified by The Division of Continuing Medical Education, College of Medicine, University of Saskatchewan for up to 9.75 Mainpro + credits, or MOC program (Section 1) credit hours. Committee Members Dr. Christina Ames Dr. Michael Kapusta Dr. Tamzyn Levendal Dr. Kish Lyster Dr. Lynsey Martin Dr. Reid McGonigle Dr. Tiann O Carroll Dr. Paul Olszynski Dr. Jamey Samson Kelsey Sharanowski Dr. Brent Thoma Denise Treleaven Need More Info? Connect with us: Shalayne Hendriks Lead Clerical Assistant Continuing Medical Education College of Medicine University of Saskatchewan Ph: (306) shalayne.hendriks@usask.ca Pam Seib Clerical Assistant Continuing Medical Education College of Medicine University of Saskatchewan Ph: (306) pam.seib@usask.ca SEMAC Saskatchewan Emergency Medicine Annual Conference - #SEMAC... 2

3 Thursday, October 13 - PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOP STARS Emergency Airway Course Instructor: Dr. James Huffman, STARS Alberta STARS Base Regina, SK Friday, October 14 Morning Sessions - Ramada Plaza Hotel, Regina, SK 0730 Registration / Breakfast 0800 Welcome Remarks 0815 Plenary Sessions P-1 Considerations in Geriatric Emergency Medicine Dr. Debra Eagles Create a geriatric-friendly environment for patient care Manage the increasing numbers of geriatric patients seeking emergency services Integrate special considerations for geriatric care, including medications and end-of-life management 0900 P-2 Approaching the Crashing / Emergency Airway Dr. James Huffman Describe cognitive load theory and expert clinical decision making as it applies to emergency airway management List and describe strategies which can be used to effectively manage cognitive load during airway emergencies Explain the value of incrementalization and using a checklist in emergency airway management 0945 Questions / Discussion 1000 Refreshment Break / Exhibits 1015 Concurrent Sessions (Choose one only) C-1 Geriatric EM Dr. Debra Eagles Integrate functional assessments into discharge planning for geriatric EM patients Recognize the potential life-threatening implications of common vague geriatric presentations Safely approach the management of geriatric patients who have fallen C-2 Pediatric Sepsis Dr. Mona Jabbour TBA SEMAC Saskatchewan Emergency Medicine Annual Conference - #SEMAC... 3

4 Friday, October 14 Morning Sessions - Ramada Plaza Hotel, Regina, SK C-3 Transport Medicine Panel Dr. Wayne Therres; Dr. Terry Ross Describe logistical issues related to the transport of patients from rural to urban centers Communicate effectively to optimize transports Anticipate potential medical issues arising during transport and prepare patients appropriately Highlight the scope of pre-hospital care, including BLS, ALS, rotary and fixed wing teams C-4 Obstetrical Emergencies Dr. Rashmi Bhargava Diagnose and manage the following obstetrical emergencies: Severe menorrhagia in the non-pregnant patient Antepartum hemorrhage including previa and abruption Describe an approach to managing patients with the above emergencies in rural/ regional centres without access to on-site OBGYN consultations C-5 STARS Bus Denise Treleaven; Dr. Kish Lyster ** (Limit of 8 participants per session) Practice ventilating for metabolic acidosis Practice ventilating for heading injuries, negating secondary brain injuries STARS Bus Ramada Parking Lot 1100 Relocation Break 1115 Concurrent Sessions (Repeat of 1015 Sessions) 1200 Lunch and Exhibits Career Dialogues (Private Lunch **by invitation only) Supported by SaskDocs Featured Speakers: Dr. Kish Lyster, Dr. Brent Thoma, Dr. Reid McGonigle, Dr. Desiree Rouleau, Dr. Tamzyn Levendal Medical students and residents will learn about varied career paths in Emergency Medicine. Friday, October 14 Afternoon Sessions - Ramada Plaza Hotel, Regina, SK 1300 Plenary Sessions Clinical Pathology Cases Dr. Werner Oberholzer; Dr. Mike Barnett and Dr. Anna O Malley Residents: Dr. Dalynne Peters and Dr. Sachin Trivedi Session Description: 3 Residents will present challenging diagnostic cases to three different attending physicians. The Resident will present their case for 5 minutes; the Attending Physician will have 10 minutes to describe their approach to the case and the top items on their Differential Diagnosis. The Resident will then have 5 minutes to reveal the answer. At the conclusion, the audience will select the top Diagnostician Relocation Break SEMAC Saskatchewan Emergency Medicine Annual Conference - #SEMAC... 4

5 Friday, October 14 Afternoon Sessions - Ramada Plaza Hotel, Regina, SK C-6 Approach to Sexual Assault Dr. Sarah Liskowich, Stephanie Carlson, Constable Erin McLeod Effectively use the new version of the RCMP s Sexual Assault Kit Describe legal requirements and expectations of other care providers supporting the patient C-7 Leading Change in Emergency Healthcare Dr. Werner Oberholzer Describe the evolving roles of the Emergency Physicians in accountability and advocacy C-8 "Managing Pain in Pediatric Trauma" - Dr. Janet Ferguson Be comfortable with an approach to managing pain and anxiety in pediatric patients in cases of minor and major trauma Be aware of the evidence surrounding controversial topics in the management of pediatric trauma C-9 Sound Check- Round 2 Dr. Paul Olszynski, Dr. Brent Thoma, Dr. Michael Kapusta, Dr. Reid McGonigle, PJ Vertue, Laura Miller, Anton Moshynskyy Review the findings of the first Sound Check survey that was sent to rural and regional clinicians related to POCUS training, quality and research Provide input into the next phase of the Sound Check project and related initiatives, ensuring rural Saskatchewan practitioner s needs are met C-10 STARS Bus Denise Treleaven; Dr. Kish Lyster ** (Limit of 8 participants per session) Practice ventilating for metabolic acidosis Practice ventilating for heading injuries, negating secondary brain injuries STARS Bus Ramada Parking Lot 1500 Refreshment Break / Exhibits 1515 CONCURRENT SESSIONS (Repeat of 1415 Sessions) 1600 Relocation Break 1615 P-4 Ketamine in Kids Dr. Samina Ali Safely use ketamine for sedation and analgesia in kids Describe evidence for the safety and efficacy of ketamine use in children SEMAC Saskatchewan Emergency Medicine Annual Conference - #SEMAC... 5

6 Saturday, October 15 Morning Sessions - Ramada Plaza Hotel, Regina, SK 0730 Registration and Breakfast 0800 Welcome Remarks 0815 P-5 The Opioid Epidemic Dr. Scott Lucyk Understand the different opioids contributing to the growing epidemic Describe the approach to diagnosis and management of opioid overdose and withdrawals 0900 P-6 My Patient is in Shock! What Pressor Should I Use? Dr. Rob Keyes Select appropriate vasopressors for the management of shock due to various etiologies Describe current guidelines for the management of sepsis, including the use of prednisone and vasopressor support 0945 Questions/Discussion 1000 Refreshment Break / Exhibits 1015 Concurrent Sessions C-11 Toxicology Cases Dr. Scott Lucyk Describe the approach to diagnosis and management of toxicologic bradycardia Understand potential uses for lipid emulsion therapy C-12 Infectious Diseases Potpourri Dr. Alex Wong Recognize and manage infectious diseases that are of increasing importance in Saskatchewan, for example syphilis, HIV and HCV Describe the clinical features, diagnosis and management of globally relevant diseases such as Zika virus C-13 POCUS in Trauma Care (EFAST) Dr. Jamey Samson Participants will be introduced to the extended FAST exam that includes thoracic ultrasound for the detection of pneumothorax and hemothorax. The session will include a review of the indications for FAST (and EFAST), the evidence supporting its use, its role in ATLS, and some basic tips/tricks of the trade for those already familiarized with POCUS C-14 Steroid Overview - Dr. Rob Keyes Describe the physiology of endogenous and exogenous steroids Recognize clinical situations requiring the use of steroids Develop a practical approach for the use of steroids in emergency medicine SEMAC Saskatchewan Emergency Medicine Annual Conference - #SEMAC... 6

7 Saturday, October 15 Morning Sessions - Ramada Plaza Hotel, Regina, SK 1100 Relocation Break 1115 CONCURRENT SESSIONS (Repeat of 1015 Sessions) 1200 ADJOURNMENT Saturday, October 15 POST CONFERENCE WORKSHOP: Canadian Emergency Ultrasound Society Core Independent Practitioner Boot Camp Saturday, October 15, pm - 5 pm Regina General Hospital - Regina, SK Registration and Course Details: Sasksonic@gmail.com Cost: $600 CEUS credentialed instructors provide supervised scanning instruction on the 4 Core Applications (AAA, FAST including Pericardial Effusion, 1st Trimester Pregnancy). Both normal and positive/pathology models will be on site. Prerequisite course: Introductory course to the core applications. Expect to scan approximately 20 patients (80 scans toward the required 200) Conference Registration Conference Rates: Physician $500 + GST on or before September 9, 2016 $575 + GST on or after September 10, 2016 Other Health Professionals $375 + GST on or before September 9, 2016 $450 + GST on or after September 10, 2016 Full-Time Student or Resident $175 + GST CANCELLATION / REFUND POLICY Cancellations must be received in writing by September 30, 2016 and will be subject to a $100 administration fee. Refunds will not be considered on or after October 1, SEMAC Saskatchewan Emergency Medicine Annual Conference - #SEMAC... 7

8 Hotel Accommodations - Ramada Plaza Hotel - Regina, SK Room Rate Guaranteed until September 29, $137 + Taxes and Fees. Reference SEMAC / CGKCWY when reserving a room. Hotel: extension 7200 or toll free at or regina@saskramada.com RAMADA PLAZA HOTEL GUEST ROOM BOOKING StudyCredits FAMILY PHYSICIANS This education program has been approved for up to 9.75 Mainpro+ credits on behalf of the College of Family Physicians of Canada, Saskatchewan College. PHYSICIAN SPECIALISTS This educational event is an Accredited Group Learning Activity (Section 1) for up to 9.75 credits as defined by the Maintenance of Certification (MOC) program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. NURSE PRACTITIONERS AND OTHER HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS Participation in this conference may be included as part of the continuing education and competence programs established by individual professional associations. Please consult with your Health Region and Foundations regarding deadlines for Professional Development Fund applications. SASKATCHEWAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION (SMA) EDUCATION BANK The Continuing Medical Education Fund is provided through an agreement between the Saskatchewan Medical Association and the Government of Saskatchewan. Physicians may make one or more applications during a calendar year (January 1 to December 31) or may allow the funds to carry over and to accumulate for a maximum of two years. The maximum carry-over period is one year. Applications must be received by January 15 after the year in which funds applied for are due to expire. All eligible physicians are urged to take advantage of the Fund. for recognized CME activities can be recovered each year by Saskatchewan physicians from the CME Fund as managed by the SMA. For more information, please contact Samantha Thoen, Coordinator, Membership & Benefits, at samantha.thoen@sma. sk.ca or Joelle Kostiuk, Coordinator, Membership & Benefits, at joelle.kostiuk@sma.sk.ca. They may also be reached by phone at or SEMAC Saskatchewan Emergency Medicine Annual Conference - #SEMAC... 8