Join us for the 16th Annual St. Paul’s Emergency Medicine Update - guaranteed to be more exciting than Justin Trudeau's trip to India! Four incredible days of learning, networking and of course, recreation!

KEYNOTE LECTURES

THURS KEYNOTE: Best Literature of the Past Year Grant Innes, MD, MHSc. Senior Researcher, Dept of Emergency Medicine, University of Calgary

FRI KEYNOTE: Mass Casualty Trauma Kevin Menes, MD. Emergency Physician, Sunrise Hospital, Las Vegas

SAT KEYNOTE: Emergency Medicine and Pseudoscience Timothy Caufield, BSc, LLB, LLM. Canada Research Chair, Health Law and Policy; Research Director, Health Law Institute, and Professor, Faculty of Law and School of Public Health, University of Alberta

SUN KEYNOTE: What I've Learned Bruce Campana, MD, FACEP, FRCPC. Emergency Physician, Victoria General Hospital; Clinical Associate Professor, Dept of Emergency Medicine, UBC

THE WHISTLER CONFERENCE CENTRE WHISTLER, BC

SEP 27– 30, 2018 THU-SUN

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

Anyone who is providing Emergency Care:

ST. PAUL’S EMERGENCY MEDICINE UPDATE

18.25 MOC SECTION 1

MAINPRO+

ubccpd.ca

• Rural to Urban • Residents to Seasoned Veterans

• Part-time to Full-time • Emergency Nurses and Paramedics

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THU SEP 27

1600

1715 Welcome & Opening Remarks

1730 Rib Fractures “There can’t be anything wrong if the X-ray looks ok, right?” Caroline Eberdt

1745 Alcohol and Head Injury/Withdrawal “Saturday night specials” Kira Rich

1800 Necrotizing Fasciitis in the ED “You don’t really need that leg, do you?” Simon Jones

1815 Resuscitation Pearls “The latest in saving lives” Brian Grunau

1830 Question Period

1845 Refreshment Break & Exhibits

1900 KEYNOTE: Best Literature of the Past Year “The professor is in” Grant Innes

1945 Question Period

2000 Opening Reception—Whistler Conference Centre

CONFERENCE REGISTRATION OPENS

WED SEP 26-THU SEP 27

PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS IN WHISTLER

CASTED EMERGENCY: The ED Orthopedics Course, Sep 26&27 (Wed-Thu), 0800—1700 Registration & information: casted.ca/schedule Fees: Physicians $1895; Nurses & Physician Assistants $1550; Residents $1285 (GST added) CASTED: Emergency is ruthlessly clinical - a practical, high-yield, practice-changing ED orthopedics course. By the end of the course, you will be better at diagnosing subtle but serious ED ortho injuries. You will have a much better approach to ED reductions and immobilization. And you will have a better sense of when ortho needs to get involved (and why!) The course will be valuable to anyone who manages ED patients with acute injuries - from the rural to urban.

The CARE Course, Sep 26&27 (Wed-Thu), 0800—1800 You can register at the same time as your conference registration; max 30 spots Up to 51 MainPro+ credits Fees: Physicians $1550; Nurses $200, Paramedics $100 The CARE Course (Comprehensive Approach to Rural Emergencies is a traveling rural program for physicians, nurses, and pre-hospital providers. This two-day program provides interactive hands-on learning in a fun, warm and supportive interprofessional environment. Medical, trauma, obstetric and paediatric emergency management are featured. Appropriate to the realities of rural practice, this small group program supports the teamwork and skills enhancement needed to provide rural emergency care. For more information: visit theCAREcourse.ca or email: info@theCAREcourse.ca

HOUSE EM: Hands-On Ultrasound Education Acute Care, Sep 27 (Thu), 0800—1700 You can register at the same time as your conference registration; max 10 spots Fees: $1600 The Hands-On Ultrasound Education Program gives rural physicians the training and confidence to integrate point-of-care ultrasound into their practice. HOUSE EM o0ers learning in a relaxed environment, with a high instructor to student ratio and scanning on live models to maximize hands-on practice time.This course features POCUS modules that are most useful to emergency care providers, including Ultrasound for Dyspnea and Ambulatory Care (eFAST, cardiac, lung, MSK, procedures, IVC, and DVT).This Group Learning program has been certified by the College of Family Physicians of Canada for up to 31.5 Mainpro+ credits.

FRI SEP 28

0700 Breakfast, Registration & Exhibits

0800 Wikipedia in Medicine “Textbook for 2018” James Heilman

0825 Toxicology Update “Strange brews and potions” Christopher DeWitt

0850 Trigger Point Injections in the ED “Another tool for those challenging cases”

Ravi Dhanoa

0915 Question Period

0930 Refreshment Break & Exhibits

0945 Concurrent Sessions - each session runs twice; pre-registration not necessary

i Forensic Emergencies “CSI Whistler style”

ii CMPA Issues “Dodging lawsuits” Janet Nuth

iii ID Pearls and Pitfalls for the ED “How to kill those bugs” Mary Kestler

iv Physician Wellness “How to stay sane in this job” Lawrence Cheng

1035 Move to Next Concurrent Session

1045 Concurrent Sessions Repeat

1135 Conference Break for Activities

1530 Refreshment Break & Exhibits

1600 Pediatric Procedural Pain & Anxiety “The crying child whisperer”

Navid Dehghani

1625 Orthopedic Pearls “Slick tricks for bad breaks” Arun Sayal

1650 Pediatric Literature Update “More than just picture books” Ran Goldman

1715 Syncope “High and low risk swoons” Venkatesh Thiruganasambandamoorthy

1740 Question Period

1800 Refreshment Break & Exhibits

1815-1900

KEYNOTE: Mass Casualty Trauma “Every emerg doc’s nightmare”

Kevin Menes

1930 COCKTAIL RECEPTION @ THE GLC

Tracy Pickett

1900 Question Period

SAT SEP 29

0700 Breakfast, Registration & Exhibits

0800 50 Min Case Based Workshops: 0800-0850 & all repeat from 0900-0950

A ECGs Aaron Davison

B Regional Anaesthesia Mattias Berg & Wayne Choi

C Airway Navdeep Grewal

D CT Head Cases Phil Miller

E Teaching in the ED Kevin Clark

110 Min Hands-On Workshops: 0800-0950 & all repeat from 1010-1200

F Trigger Point Injections—A How to Guide Ravi Dhanoa

G Mass Casualty Incidents Kevin Menes

H Plastics Procedures & Wound Closure Al Tober & Kevin Bush

I Dental Skills

J Ophthalmology Cases

K Basic ED Ultrasound

L Advanced ED Ultrasound

Sunil Mangal &

Marc Paris

Heather O’Donnell

Rahim Manji

Christine Henderson

0900 Workshops A through E repeat

0950 Refreshment Break & Exhibits

1010 50 Min Case Based Workshops: 1010-1100 & all repeat from 1110-1200 110 Min Hands on Workshops F-L all repeat from 0800 session

M Procedural Sedation

N ENT Cases

O Festival Medicine

P Rural Transfer Issues

Q Women in Medicine

Nick Balfour

Dinesh Krishna

Jeff Eppler

Adam Watchorn

Jeanne Macleod

1200 Conference Break for Activities

1530 Refreshment Break & Exhibits

SAT SEP 29 cont’d

1600 Ultrasound for Dyspnea What do your stethoscope and iPhone2 have in common?”

Oron Frenkel

1625 M&M Cases from the St. Paul’s Hospital ED “Learn from our misses”

Daniel Kalla

1650 High Risk Gynecological Emergencies “Scary bleeds and pain” Erin Kenny

1715 Basilar Skull Fractures “Beyond Battle’s sign” Kevin Nemethy

1740 Question Period

1800 Stretch Break & Exhibits

1820 KEYNOTE: Emergency Medicine and Pseudoscience “I saw it on Facebook—it must be right”

Timothy Caulfield

1905 Question Period

1920 Evening Free

0700 Breakfast & Registration

0800 Concurrent Sessions - each session runs twice; pre-registration not necessary

v High Risk Yet Vague Neurological Disease “Tingling that should send shivers down your spine”

Tong Lam

vi Sports Medicine Cases “Weekend warrior wounds” Nicholas Rose

vii Adolescent Psychiatric Emergencies “Challenging teens” Tyler Black

viii Empathy in ED Patient Care “I really feel your need for 200 dili 8’s” Simon Pulfrey

0850 Move to Next Concurrent Session

0900 Concurrent Sessions Repeat

0950 Refreshment Break

1010 Update on Spine Trauma “They can’t move their legs...now what?”

Joseph Haegert

1035 Post-Intubation Pearls “You mean there’s more than just passing the tube?”

Jan Trojanwoski

1105 KEYNOTE: What I’ve Learned “A career in the most interesting job”

Bruce Campana

1150 Question Period

1200 Closing Remarks; complete evaluations; conference ends

SUN SEP 30

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0800 Sessions (1=most preferred) IMPORTANT: If you have chosen a starred (*) workshop (A-E), you may pick another workshop at 0900; non-starred workshops (F-L) run until 0950

A1* ECGs

B1* Regional Anaes

C1* Airway

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IMPORTANT: If you have chosen a starred (*) workshop (M-Q), you may pick another workshop at 1110; non-starred workshops (F-L) run until 1200

M1* Proced Sed

N1* ENT Cases

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PRE-CONFERENCE COURSES: REGISTRATION ALL ARE HELD IN WHISTLER AT THE WHISTLER CONFERENCE CENTRE

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The CARE Course Sep 26 & 27 (Wed-Thu) 0800–1800

Fees (select one) - 8 spots in each category available:

$1550 physicians

$200 nurses

$100 paramedics

HOUSE EM Sep 27 (Thu) 0800–1700

$1600 course fees

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