Trauma Symposium 2013
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payable to SVMCA to reserve your seat. Registration fee includes
all program materials, continental breakfast and lunch.
Registration deadline:2/6/13
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$25 EMS & Nursing CEUs/CMEs
$40 Physicians CMEs
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Saginaw Valley Medical Control Authority
Trauma Symposium
1000 Houghton Avenue
Saginaw, MI 48602
989-583-7940
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the
Essential Areas and policies of Michigan State Medical Society Committee
on CME Accreditation through the joint sponsorship of CMU College of
Medicine, and Covenant HealthCare. CMU College of Medicine is accredited
by the Michigan State Medical Society on CME Accreditation to provide
continuing medical education for physicians.
CMU College of Medicine designates this educational activity for a maximum
of 6 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM. Physicians should
only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the
activity.
Saginaw Valley Medical Control Authority
1000 Houghton
Saginaw, MI 48602
www.SaginawValleyEMS.org
2013
Regional
Trauma
Symposium
Date: February 14, 2013
Time: 8:00a.m. - 4:00p.m.
Bavarian Inn Lodge
1 Covered Bridge Lane
Frankenmuth, MI 48734
Purpose
8:00a
Registration/Continental Breakfast
8:30a
Rib Fracture Management and Treatment
Modalities
Dr. Shapiro
Sponsored by: Genesys Trauma Services
9:20a
Hyperosmolar Resuscitation in the Multitrauma Patient with TBI
Dr. Arturo Maldonado
Sponsored by: St. Mary’s Regional Trauma
Center
10:10a
Break
10:30a
Changes(and therefore controversies)in Prehospital Trauma Care
Dr. Noel Wagner
Sponsored by: Saginaw Valley Medical Control
Authority
The Regional Trauma Symposium offers healthcare
workers an overview of trauma care. Attendees will
gain knowledge about their own specialties, as well
as an increased knowledge and appreciation for the
work of others on the trauma team.
Awareness as a Means of Survival
Brian Fountain
Sponsored by: Covenant Regional Trauma Center
Michael L. McCann, D.O., FACOS, FACS
Hurley Trauma Center
Through lecture, discussion, case scenarios and
audiovisual presentation, participants will:
Noel David Wagner, MD, NREMT-P
Saginaw Valley Medical Control Authority
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12.10p
1:10p
2:00p
Lunch
Pediatric Considerations in Trauma
Dr. Peter Erhlich
Sponsored by: Covenant Regional Trauma Center
An approach to Balanced Resuscitation in the
Victim of Penetrating Trauma
Dr. Veverka
Sponsored by: Mid-Michigan Medical Center
2:50p
Break
3:00p
Hypotensive Resuscitation in Penetrating
Trauma
Dr. Michael McCann
Sponsored by: Hurley Trauma Center
4:00p
Q & A- Evaluations
Peter F. Ehrlich, M.D., MSc
University of Michigan C.S. Mott Children’s Hospital
Objectives
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11:20a
Arturo R. Maldonado MD PhD
St. Mary’s of Michigan Regional Trauma Center
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Identify the essential components of traumatic brain injury
(TBI) dynamic assessments and management of cerebral
perfusion pressure
Develop an understanding of the role of pediatric occupant
factors and injury in motor vehicle crashes
Describe how pediatric Trauma Quality Improvement Project
helps performance improvement
Examine the historical and conventional rationale that
developed which let to current prehospital practices in regard
to pain control, spinal immobilization, ALS trauma care, fluid
resuscitation, intubation and tourniquet use.
Develop an understanding of the rationale behind
contemporary approaches to care of the trauma patient in the
pre-hospital setting
Review anatomy and physiology of the thoracic cavity and
how the rib cage can protect from co-morbid injuries to
underlying structures
Explore new treatment modalities for rib fractures specific to
injury sites and energy when considering blunt verses
penetrating trauma
Examine evidence that hypotensive resuscitation for
hemorrhagic shock
Identify the three choices for survival when confronted by a
violent gunman
Explain how hypotensive resuscitation in Penetrating Trauma
can impact outcomes
CME/CEU available for Physicians, Nurses and EMS
Brian Shapiro, MD, FACS
Genesys Trauma Services
Brian Fountain
Crime Prevention and Training Specialist
Detroit, Michigan
Thomas J. Veverka, MD
Mid-Michigan Medical Center
Presented by: