2018 Penrose-St. FrancisTrauma, Critical Care, andEMS SymposiumFriday, May 18, 2018Colorado Springs, Colorado

Cheyenne Mountain Resort7:45 am - 5 pmRegistration & Breakfast 7:00 - 7:45 am

REGISTRATION FEESPhysicians (MD/DO/PhD/PA/NP) ............................................................. $175.00Centura RN/LPN ....................................................................................... $85.00Non Centura RN/LPN ............................................................................... $90.00Centura Allied Health (CNA, PT, RT, OT, tech, case manager, etc.) ........... $80.00Non Centura Allied Health (CNA, PT, RT, OT, tech, case manager, etc.) .... $85.00Nursing students/Medical students ......................................................... $80.00EMS .......................................................................................................... $50.00

Refund PolicyThis purchase does not guarantee that the speakers, time of presentation and presentation title mightnot change. We reserve the right, to substitute another qualified speaker of our choosing. No refundswill be processed after May 8, 2018.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 7, 2018Online registration is required.

Online registration is required.

Registration:

To register and pay, visit:

penrosestfrancis.org/events

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Under Topic, select: Trauma and Injury Prevention

Click on 2018 Trauma, Critical Care andEMS Symposium

Click on Register Now-Individual Registration

Questions?Please call, 719-776-3673, or email Brandiat BrandiMartinez2@centura.org.

Catholic Health Initiatives Colorado

2222 N. Nevada Ave.Colorado Springs, CO 80907

2018 Penrose-St. FrancisTrauma, Critical Care,and EMS Symposium

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We are part of the Centura Health Trauma System, the region’s leading and most comprehensive

network of trauma care and emergency services.

LOCATION INFORMATIONThe Symposium will be held at theCheyenne Mountain Resort3225 Broadmoor Valley Rd.Colorado Springs, CO 80906719-538-4000

Directions: Exit I-25 onto Lake Ave.,head west. Left onto CO-115 S. Rightonto E. Cheyenne Mtn. Blvd. Left ontoBroadmoor Valley Rd. Destination on left.

Broadmoor Valley

Rd.

E. Cheyenne Mountain Blvd.E. Cheyenne Mountain Blvd.

115

E. Clubhouse Dr.

COURSE ACCREDITATION

PHYSICIANS

Penrose-St. Francis Health Servicesis accredited by the ColoradoMedical Society to providecontinuing medical education forphysicians. Penrose-St. FrancisHealth Services designates this liveactivity for a maximum of 7.0 HoursAMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM.Each physician should claim only thecredit commensurate with the extentof their participation in the activity.

NURSES

Penrose-St. Francis Health Servicesis approved by the California Boardof Registered Nursing. ProviderNumber 15587 for 7.0 ContactHours. No partial contact hoursgiven for partial attendance.

EMERGENCY MEDICALSERVICES

Penrose-St. Francis EMS Institute isaccredited by the State of ColoradoEMS Division to provide pre-hospitalContinuing Education Hours: 7.0. Thespecific allocation of pre-hospital CEby category will be included in yourpacket the day of the event.

SYMPOSIUM COORDINATINGCOMMITTEE MEMBERS ATPENROSE-ST. FRANCIS HEALTHSERVICES

David Hamilton, MD, FACSTrauma Medical DirectorPenrose Hospital

William Lechuga, MD, FACSTrauma Medical DirectorSt. Francis Medical Center

Wendy Erickson, RN, MSN, CCRN-K,Trauma Program ManagerSt. Francis Medical Center

Heather Sieracki, RN, BSN, CSTRTrauma Program ManagerPenrose Hospital

Louise Palermo, BABusiness Operations CoordinatorPenrose-St. Francis Health Services

Heather Ditzler, RN, BSNTrauma Quality SpecialistPenrose Hospital

Sue Richardson, MS, NRPManager EMS InstitutePenrose-St. Francis Health Services

Robin Tillman, RN, MSN, CCRN, TCRNTrauma Quality SpecialistSt. Francis Medical Center

Tina Griffin, BSTrauma Business SupportPenrose Hospital

Pre-hospital Track• Understand management approaches and associated

complications to the most commonly ingested foreign

bodies in children.

• Describe current state of Colorado's EMS and trauma system.

• Define policy updates including recent rule revisions and

how those revisions affect the EMS/trauma system.

• Provide opportunities for participating in stakeholder

engagements for current policy work/rule revision while

answering questions related to Colorado's EMTS system.

• Describe emotional reactions that people exhibit during

crisis situations and identify verbal communication techniques

to use in crisis situations.

• Describe how successful interactions with patients begin

with honoring yourself.

• Skill stations to include: Airway, IO, Rapid Trauma Assessment,

Case Study Reviews.

TARGET AUDIENCEThis course is designated for physicians, nurses, allied healthcare professionals, military healthcare professionals, therapy disciplines, andpre-hospital care providers. We welcome healthcare residents and students to attend.

AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE EVENT PARTICIPANTS WILL BE ABLE TO:Hospital Track• Discuss current and innovative trends as it relates to the trauma patient.

• Discuss current standard of care and principles of damage control utilizing Massive Transfusion Protocols in trauma while applying novel coagulation testing at the point of care to optimize transfusion strategy.

• Identify and evaluate Spinal Cord Injuries to determine operative and non- operative treatment options. Describe post-operative and post-injury management of Spinal Cord Injury to include utilization of Exoskeletons during rehabilitation.

• Identify indications for performing damage control laparotomy, discuss surgical techniques utilized, and describe postoperative management.

• Review and discuss ED and surgical management of a severely injured patient, including ethical issues that arise.

• Discuss current treatment and evolving practice related to ICU manage- ment of the multi-trauma patient to include Identification and manage- ment of ARDS and ALI in the trauma patient.

• Identify forensic practices that will deliver safe, quality patient care and positively impact legal outcomes.

• Discuss ways to improve the care of the trauma patient by establishing and utilizing evidence based practice and research to ensure the patient has an optimal outcome.

PROGRAM INFORMATIONThe 2018 Penrose-St. Francis Trauma, Critical Care, and EMS Symposium has been developed to provide one day of educational offerings on currenttrends for the treatment and management of trauma patients. We hope you will join us at the Cheyenne Mountain Resort for an exciting andeducational day.

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Magnets, Button Batteries,and Caustic Ingestions

- Christine Waasdorp Hurtado, MD

Goal Directed Resuscitationin Trauma

- James Suliburk, MD

Medical-Forensics Care:It’s More Than Just A SANE Exam

- Jennifer Barrett, RN

State of the State - Jeanne Marie Bakehouse

Case Studieswith

Medical Directors:Stein Bronsky,Craig Cowan,

David Hakkarinen,Timothy Hurtado

Case Studieswith

Medical Directors:Stein Bronsky,Craig Cowan,

David Hakkarinen,Timothy Hurtado

Evaluation and Treatment ofSpinal Cord Injury

- Ronald Hammers, MD

Exoskeleton Utilization andClinical Integration - Candy Terfertiller

Can you manage this airway?

"I Got a Bone to Pick" (IO Skills)

Rapid Trauma Treasure Hunt

Can you manage this airway?

"I Got a Bone to Pick" (IO Skills)

Rapid Trauma Treasure Hunt

Cot Tales - Steve Berry5 Publications That Changed

Trauma Practice - Charles Mains, MD

Damage Control Laparotomy - David Hamilton, MD

Potpourri of ICU Issues in theTrauma Patient - Alain Eid, MD

Medical-Forensics Care: It’sMore Than Just A SANE Exam

- Jennifer Barrett, RN

Blunt Trauma Arrest Case Reviewand Lessons Learned

- William Lechuga, MD

EMS HOSPITAL

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LUNCHLUNCH

REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST

WELCOMING REMARKS AND AMR COLOR GUARD

Evidence Based Pre-Hospital Procedures - Bradford Scott, MD

SCHEDULE

PENROSE HOSPITAL AND ST. FRANCIS MEDICAL CENTER FACULTY

David Hamilton, MD, FACSTrauma Medical DirectorPenrose Hospital

William Lechuga, MD, FACSTrauma Medical DirectorSt. Francis Medical Center

Charles Mains, MD, FACSTrauma Medical DirectorCentura Health

Jennifer Barrett, RN, MSN, CNS, SANEEmergency DepartmentPenrose Hospital

Alain Eid, MDPulmonologistPenrose Hospital Ronald Hammers, MDNeurosurgeonColorado Springs Neurological Associates

VISITING FACULTYBradford Scott, MD, FACSProfessor of SurgeryBaylor College of Medicine

James Suliburk, MD, FACSAssociate Professor of SurgeryBaylor College of Medicine

Candy Terfertiller, PT, DPT, NCSDirector of Physical TherapyCraig Hospital

Jeanne-Marie BakehouseCDPHE Emergency Medical and Trauma ServicesBranch Chief

Steven W. Berry, NREMT-PSouthwest Teller County EMS

Christine E. Waasdorp Hurtado, MD,MSCS, FAAPAssociate Professor of PediatricsUniversity of Colorado School of Medicine