global network conference on emergency medicine programme

The 3rd Global Network Conference on Emergency MedicineSheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Academic Medical Centre, Dubai Healthcare City, Dubai, UAE

25 – 29 April, 2014

www.emergencymedicineME.com

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3rd Global Network on Emergency Medicine Conference Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Academic Medical Centre, Dubai Healthcare City, Dubai, UAE

25 – 29 April, 2014

Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of the Global Network for Emergency Medicine it is with great pleasure that I announce the upcoming 3rd Global Network on Emergency Medicine Conference which will be held from the 25th – 29th April, 2014 in the Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

This conference aims to promote the specialty of Emergency Medicine and will offer a wonderful opportunity for academic/scientific exchange. It will target all medical professionals who deal with the complex nature of Emergency Medicine; those engaged in pre-hospital, in-hospital or inter-hospital emergency medical care and disaster planning; and those involved with the training of emergency physicians, nurses and technicians.

The Scientific Committee is pleased to offer a high quality scientific programme which will cover all the major topics in Emergency Medicine. Current worldwide advances in Emergency Medicine will provide an exciting platform for discussion. With an invited faculty of world-class speakers, researchers and educators who will give outstanding lectures, discuss clinical cases, and moderate discussions. The event will be organized in two parts: 2 days of Pre Conference workshops and 3 days of Conference.

We look forward to welcoming you to the UAE and to what promises to be an exciting conference.

Kindest regards,

Prof. Abdelouahab Bellou MD, PhD Conference President

Executive committee:

Abdelouahab Bellou Hussain Al Rahma Abdo Khoury Steve Photiou

Committees

GNEM Organising Committee:

Chair : Abdo Khoury Co-Chair : Mohamed Al Asfoor Steve Photiou Ahmad Wazzan Hani Hariri Mohamed Mouhaoui Hicham Nejmi Nagi Souaiby Eric Revue

President : Prof. Abdelouahab Bellou Co-President : Dr. Hussain Al Rahma

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UAE Organising Committee:

Chair : Hussain Al Rahma Co-Chair : Victor Boutros Members : Abid Shah Omar Al Sakaf Akram Wafiq Abo Daken Maged Mohsen Kamel Beniamein Shaji Mohamed Haneefa Michael George Jalal Nidal Khalid AbuKubbah Fouad Hussein Chehab Zeyad Faoor Alrais Adel Elsaid ElKhouly Tanveer Yagdary Arwa Yousuf Baderaddin Nadera Issa Bishara Turjiman

Nagi Souaiby Victor Boutros Said Hachimi IdrissiHani Hariri

Scientific Committee:

Chair : Said Hachimi IdrissiMembers : Abdo Khoury Semir Nouria Jabeen Fayyaz Eric Revue Steve Photiou Nagi Souaiby Hani Hariri Darryl Macias Ahmad Wazzan Abdullah Shehab

Dr. Hussain Al Rahma MBBS, FAC, HDHCM German BoardConference Co-president

Speaker Faculty

Registration Fees


Pre-Conference Workshops (April 25 & 26, 2014)

Workshop Name Date Normal Rate up to 17th April 2014 On-site RateScenario Based Simulation Facilitator Workshop April 25 & 26 $425 AED 1,556 $525 $1,922Ultrasound - Basic Level & Advanced Course April 25 & 26 $350 AED 1,281 $450 $1,647Advanced Paediatric Emergency Care (APEC) April 25 & 26 $425 AED 1,556 $525 $1,922Disaster Medicine Workshop 26 April 2014 $205 AED 750 $305 $1,116Admin 26 April 2014 $205 AED 750 $305 $1,116Airway Management and Ventilation in the ED 26 April 2014 $205 AED 750 $305 $1,116Resident Leadership Summit 26 April 2014 $150 AED 549 $250 $915Pre-Hospital 26 April 2014 $100 AED 366 $200 $732

Main Conference (April 27, 28 & 29, 2014)

Delegate Category Early Bird Rate up to 6th April 2014 Normal Rate up to 17th April 2014 On-siteNurses, Paramedic, Residents, Trainees $ 195 AED 715 $ 245 AED 897 $ 345 $ 1,263 Reduced Rate Countries* $ 245 AED 897 $ 310 AED 1,135 $ 430 $ 1,574 Supporting Societies $ 425 AED 1,555 $ 535 AED 1,958 $ 750 $ 2,745 Non Member Physicians $ 525 AED 1,925 $ 660 AED 2,416 $ 925 $ 3,386

Abdulaziz Alrajhi KSAAbdel Bellou FranceAbdo Khoury FranceAbdussalam Ali Alshehri KSAAdel Elkhouly UAEAdnan Alhaj UAEAkram Abo Daken UAEAlissar Rady LebanonAyad al Darrab KSABandar Al Dosari KSABasar Cander TurkeyBassam Jabbour UAEBehcet Al TurkeyBrett Rosen USABruno Megarbane FranceColin Graham ChinaDarryl Macias USADavid Williams UKDenis Oriot FranceDunia Al-Hashimi BahrainElhadi Husein Aburawi UAEElsadig Kazzam UAEEric Revue FranceFahad Saleh Al Hajjaj KSAFikri Abu Zidan UAEFrancesco Della Corte ItalyHamdy Fouad UAEHani Hariri KSAHasan Ayoub KSAHicham Nejmi MoroccoHisham Alomran KSA

Houssam Dirhali UAEHussain Al Rahma UAEIftekhar Ahmed UAEIsmael Hssain FranceJabeen Fayyaz PakistanJean Louis Vincent BelgiumKanita Dervic UAE Khalid Abu-Haimed KSAKhalid Al Johani KSAKhalil Ahmad UAE Maged Mohsen UAE Maher Obeid UAE Mahmood Aljufaili OmanMajid Al-salamah KSAMalik Makki UAEMichael Jalal UAEMobarak Al Mulhim KSAMohamed Alfaifi KSAMohammed Mouhaoui MoroccoMohammed Al-Asfoor QatarMuhammad Shahid Wadood UAEMustafa Saif UAENehad Al-Shirawi BahrainNithyanandan Ramakrishnan UAEOmer Salt TurkeyPatrick Plaisance FrancePhil Anderson USAPieter Jan Van Asbroeck BelgiumPolat Durukan TurkeyRaed Hijazi KSAReza Afshari Iran

Riccardo Leto BelgiumRoberta Petrino ItalyRon Blough UAESaid Hachimi-Idrissi BelgiumSalman Abdulaziz BahrainSalvatorre Di Somma ItalySayed Iqbal UAESalim Satar TurkeySemir Nouira TunisiaShaji Mohamed Haneefa UAEShaukat Minhas UAEShihab Mahdi UAESteve Photiou ItalySumbul Zahra UAETalha Saeid UAETarek Ibrahim El Azzabi UAETar-Ching Aw UAEVictor Boutros UAEYolla Mallak Kasem UAEYouri Yordanov FranceZeyad Alrais UAEJim Connolly UKJoseph Wood USAPatrick Schoettker SwitzerlandAbdulla Al Ameri UAENagi Souaiby LebanonMedhat Shalabi UAEAhad Al Saud KSALara Sulaiman UAERobert Freitas USA

• Afghanistan• Albania• Angola• Armenia• Azerbaijan• Bangladesh• Belarus• Belize• Benin• Bhutan• Bosnia & Herzegovina• Botswana• Bulgaria• Burkina Faso • Burundi• Cambodia• Cameroon• Cape Verde• Central African Republic• Chad• China• Comoros• Congo• Côte d’Ivoire

*Reduced Rate Countries• Croatia• Czech Republic• Democratic People’s Republic Korea• Djibouti• Ecuador• Egypt• El Salvador• Eritrea• Estonia• Ethiopia• Federated States Micronesia• Gambia• Georgia• Ghana• Guatemala• Guinea• Guinea-Bissau• Guyana• Haiti• Honduras• Hungary• Indonesia• Iran• Iraq

• Jordan• Kazakhstan• Kenya• Kiribati• Kyrgyzstan• Lao People’s Democratic Republic• Latvia• Leone• Lesotho• Liberia• Lithuania• Malawi• Maldives• Mali• Marshall Islands• Mauritania• Mongolia• Montenegro• Morocco• Mozambique• Myanmar• Nepal• Nicaragua• Niger

• Nigeria• Pakistan• Palestine• Papua New Guinea• Paraguay• Philippines• Plurinational State of Bolivia• Poland• Republic Madagascar• Republic Moldova• Republic of Serbia• Romania• Rwanda• Samoa• São Tomé and Principe• Senegal• Sierra • Slovakia• Slovenia• Solomon Islands• Somalia• South Africa• Sri Lanka• Sudan

• Swaziland• Syrian Arab Republic• Tajikistan• Thailand• The Democratic Republic of the Congo• The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia• Timor-Leste• Togo• Tonga• Tunisia• Turkmenistan• Tuvalu• Uganda• Ukraine• United Republic Tanzania• Uzbekistan• Vanuatu• Vietnam• Yemen• Zambia• Zimbabwe


Day 2Saturday 26 April, 2014

1 Basic / Advanced Ultrasound (Jim Connolly)

2 Simulation (Denis Oriot, Ismael Hssain)

3 APEC PEM (Said Hachimi-Idrissi)

4 Disaster Medicine (Steve Photiou, Hussain Al Rahma)

5 Residents Summit (Brett Rosen, Pieter Jan Van Asbroeck)

6 ED Administration (Phil Anderson, Eric Revue)

7 Airway Management and Ventiliation (Nagi Souaiby)

8 Pre-Hospital (Patrick Plaisance, Abdo Khoury)

Day 1Friday 25 April, 2014

1 Basic / Advanced Ultrasound (Jim Connolly)

2 Simulation (Denis Oriot, Ismael Hssain)

3 APEC PEM (Said Hachimi-Idrissi)

Pre-conference courses

Schedule at a Glance

Day 1Time TRACK A TRACK B TRACK C TRACK D

Cardiovascular Emergencies Update on management of severe poisonings in the ED Pediatric Emergency Medicine Trauma

11.20 Opening Ceremony: Keynote 1. Evolution of Emergency Medicine in Europe. Keynote lecture 2, Impact of Emergency Medicine on the Health Care System

Trauma Pediatric Emergency Medicine Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine

12:20 Keynote Lecture: New insights in toxicology: what should the Emergency Physician know?

12:50 Keynote Lecture: New and Innovative technologies for Quality Improvement of Emergency Medicine Care

Disaster Medicine Global Networking 1 Legal Medicine and Ethics Neuro Emergencies

15:10 Keynote Lecture: Crisis as a Leverage for Development: the Role of WHO in Lebanon

Thrombosis and Hemostasis Global Networking 2 Research Resuscitation

Day 2 Residents Leadership Summit Sepsis Organisation, Administration, Leadership Cardiovascular Emergencies

9:50 Keynote Lecture: Global vision of the sepsis management in the ED

Residents Leadership Summit Sepsis Life support Critical Care

12:40 Keynote Lecture: Global Vision for the Improvement of Trauma Management

Trauma Critical Care Education

Consensus on Biomarkers Use in ED Global Networking 3 Psychiatric Emergencies

Day 3Critical Care Neurology Up to Date Ultrasound Nursing

9:50 Keynote Lecture: TBC

Cardiovascular Emergencies Respiratory Emergencies Organisation, Administration, Leadership Nursing

12:40 Keynote Lecture: What are the Challenges for Emergency Medicine in the next 20 years?

Disaster Medicine Controversies Wilderness

Education

Up to Date

Practical

Controversies

Networking

Organisation

Consensus

Technology

Research


DAY 2 – 26 April

08:30 Good practice / governance

09:20 FASH

09:20 4 by 30 mins

FAST / Aorta / Cardiac / IVC

11:40 Open session - The Bazaar

7 stations will be set up

Candidates Can Attend Whichever They Wish for a View of other Areas of Interest

DVT

MSK

Advanced Cardiac

Gynae

Hepatobiliary/ Renal Setting Up A Programme

Nerve Block

Opthalmic

Fash

13:00 Lunch

Session 7 Procedures

14:00 Basic - Needling / access / locating FBs

pleural/ pericardial -

Session 8 Integrating Shock Scanning

15:00 Bringing it all together

15:40 Coffee

Session 9 ALL FACULTY

16:00 Governance Issues

16:20 Lessons we have learnt

17:00 Round table Open Questions

Basic us EuSEM Course

DAY 1 – 25 AprilSession 1 Familiarisation with the Technology 08:20 – 09:30

08:00 Registration

08:20 Introduction to Point of Care

08:35 Physics from basic to advanced

09:00 Practical 1 - machine familiarisation

Time to get familiar with all machines, settings and artefacts

Session 2 ABCDE session - acute care based

09:40 Airway And Breathing

10:10 practical A and B

11:00 Circulatory Fast / Ivc / Aorta

11:50 Circulatory 2 Cardiac

12:50 Lunch

13:40 Shock Scanning And Cardiac Arrest Scanning

14:10 Practical Scanning

3 sessions of 30 minutes - SCENARIO BASED SCANNING

15:40 Assessment of D - Demonstration

16:00 A Shift in the ED with Ultrasound

Ultrasound Course - Basic Level 25 – 26 April, 2014

Maximum 24 Attendees

Faculty DirectorJim Connolly, UK

Objectives

• US enhanced management of critical syndromes: cardiac arrest, shock, respiratory failure, acute abdomen, coma• Core Level 1 scanning


Ultrasound Advanced Course 25 – 26 April, 2014


Faculty Director:

Jim Connolly, UK

Objectives

• Technique: advanced US approach to head, neck, limbs, chest, heart, abdomen

• Recognition of advanced US syndromes

• US enhanced management of critical syndromes: cardiac arrest, shock, respiratory failure, acute abdomen, coma

Time Topics08:30 – 08:45 Greetings and Registration Introduction08:45 – 09:00 EuSEM US education in perspective09:00 – 10:15 ABC US-enhanced assessment of ABCDE10:15 – 10:30 Break

Stations: A – Head & neck B – Lung (morning-afternoon)

C – HeartD – Abdomen (morning-afternoon)

E – MSK (morning-afternoon)F – Procedures

10:30 – 13:30 STATIONS: morning rotationStation A Station B Station C Station D Station E Station F

10:30 – 11:30 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 611:30 – 12:30 Group 6 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 512:30 – 13:30 Group 5 Group 6 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 413:30 – 14:30 Lunch14:30 – 17:30 STATIONS: afternoon rotation

Station A Station B Station C Station D Station E Station F14:30 – 15:30 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 1 Group 2 Group 315:30 – 16:30 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 1 Group 216:30 – 17:30 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 117:30 – 18:00 Meet the experts17:30 – 18:00 Faculty meeting08:30 – 09:45 US-enhanced cardiac arrest & periarrest algorithms09:45 – 10:00 Break

Stations: A – Cardiac arrest B – B-failure

C – C-failureD – Acute abdomen

E – TraumaF – Procedures

10:00 – 13:00 STATIONS: morning rotationStation A Station B Station C Station D Station E Station F

10:00 – 11:00 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 611:00 – 12:00 Group 6 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 512:00 – 13:00 Group 5 Group 6 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 413:00 – 14:00 Lunch14:00 – 17:00 STATIONS: afternoon rotation

Station A Station B Station C Station D Station E Station F14:00 – 15:00 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 1 Group 2 Group 315:00 – 16:00 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 1 Group 216:00 – 17:00 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Group 5 Group 6 Group 117:00 – 17:30 Test evaluation & conclusion17:30 – 18:00 Faculty meeting


DAY 1Scenario-based Simulation facilitator workshop

Time Subject

09:00 – 09:15 Registration09:15 – 09:30 Welcome and Introduction

Objectives: Introduction of participants (instructors and trainees) and motivations for attending this workshop

09:30 – 10:00 What is simulation education and what can it achieve?Objectives: Key simulation definitions and concepts, and evidence supporting the use of simulation.

10:00 – 10:30 From standardized patient to high fidelity simulationObjectives: Description of simulation tools, and differentiation between the technology and the technique.

10:30 – 10:45 Coffee break10:45 – 11:15 Identifying key clinical and non-clinical learning objectives that can be addressed using scenario-based

simulation training.Objectives: Discussion of key lessons that can be derived from experience through realistic scenarios.

11:15 – 11:45 Scenario design and preparationObjectives: Presentation of how a template can be used for the successful development of educationally sound scenarios

11:45 – 12:00 Q&A and discussion

12:00 – 13:00 Lunch

13:00 – 14:00Familiarisation with patient simulator and equipment.Objectives: Gain a basic understanding of the functionalities of a commonly available mid-fidelity patient simulator and equipment available for the workshop scenarios

14:00 – 14:45

Exercise; Design of a scenario as part of team of clinical educators 13 groupsObjectives: Work as a team to determine learning objectives, design a scenario around them, and determine the role of each faculty for the enactment of the scenario for the other workshop participants

14:45 – 15:00 Coffee break

15:00 – 16:30 Running scenario made by teams 13X30 min

16:30 – 17:00Preparing and running a simulation and debriefing session: Key principlesObjectives: Preparation, briefing, simulation session, facilitation, debriefing, learning objectives, importance of scenarios.

Facilitators

Dr. Ismaël Hssain, France Pr. Denis Oriot, France Dr. Patrick Schoettker, USA

Workshop objectives

1. To explore the typology of simulation-based education.

2. To acquire knowledge on scenario development and facilitation, briefing, and debriefing.

3. To discuss aspects of Crisis Resource Management (CRM), teamwork, human factors, and interdisciplinary learning that can be addressed using simulation.

4. To put newly acquired knowledge in practice in small groups by creating and running scenarios making use of a patient simulator, and facilitating a debriefing.

Scenario Based Simulation Facilitator Workshop 25 – 26 April, 2014

Course description

Simulation is a technique to replace or amplify real-patient experiences with guided experiences, artificially contrived, that evokes or replicates substantial aspects of the real world in a fully interactive manner. As an educational strategy, simulation provides the opportunity for learning that is both immersive and experiential. Thus, to improve education and ultimately enhance patient safety, healthcare professionals are using simulation in many forms including simulated and virtual patients, static and interactive manikin simulators, task trainers, screen-based (computer) simulations and ‘serious’ gaming. Moreover, simulation has the potential to recreate scenarios that are rarely experienced and test professionals in challenging situations, and to carefully replay or examine their actions. It is a powerful learning tool to help the modern healthcare professional achieve higher levels of competence and safer care. These 2 days courses managed by world class experts on simulation will give the opportunity to trainees to get knowledge and how to teach simulation in emergency medicine using high fidelity manikins in a simulation center.



DAY 2Scenario-based Simulation facilitator workshop

Time Subject

09:00 – 09:30 Why and how do we build a simulation centre?Objectives: Discussion of physical and technological functional requirements and solutions

09:30 – 10:00 In-situ simulation: Pros and cons of point of care context.Objectives: Discussion of opportunities afforded by this approach, in the ultimate context from one aspect and not so convenient environment from another perspective.

10:00 – 10:30 Coffee break10:30 – 11:00 Technical and non technical skills: these are the learning objectives

Objectives: To discuss aspects of Crisis Resource Management (CRM), teamwork, human factors, and interdisciplinary learning that can be addressed using simulation.

11:00 – 11:45 Exercise; Design of a scenario as part of team of clinical educators 23 groupsObjectives: Work as a team to determine learning objectives, design a scenario around them, and determine the role of each faculty for the enactment of the scenario for the other workshop participants. Integration of debriefing

11:45 – 12:15 Simulation: the excuse of debriefingObjectives: run a “good” debriefing

12:15 – 13:30 Lunch13:30 – 16:00 Running scenario made by teams 2

3X45 minDebriefing. Debriefing of debriefing

16:00 – 16:30 Workshop evaluationQ&A


Advanced Paediatric Emergency Care (APEC) 25 – 26 April, 2014


Faculty Director: Said Hachimi-Idrissi, Belgium

Faculty:Elhadi Husein AburawiJabeen Fayyaz, Pakistan Tarek Ibrahim El Azzabi, UAE

ParticipantsThis course is designed for PEM Physicians, Pediatricians, Intensivists, and Emergency Physicians who provide care for children in emergencies and who want to refine their knowledge and skills in PEM.

Course description & learning objectives

Background: The APEC course is a development of the Paediatric Section at EuSEM, and will be conducted by its faculty members. At the end of the course EuSEM Pediatric Emergency Medicine Section will provide participants with certificates of course completion.

Objectives: To provide physicians participating in the course with both knowledge and advanced skills in recognizing and managing a wide spectrum of paediatric emergencies including trauma, both in the hospital and pre-hospital settings.

General Outline: A 1.5-day course. During the morning hours of both days, lectures will be presented on the management of a wide spectrum of paediatric emergencies (including trauma) with emphasis on evidence-based literature. During the afternoon hours students will actively participate in small group advanced skill stations, case scenarios and simulations designed to provide knowledge and skills relevant to paediatric emergency medicine as well as elicit discussion on the clinical management of common paediatric emergencies including trauma.

Day 1LecturerSubjectTime

Break fast08:00 – 08:30FacultyIntroduction to the APEC course08:30 – 08:45Prof. Said Hachimi-IdrissiLecture: An Approach to the Seriously Ill Infant and Child08:45 – 09:30Elhadi Husein AburawiLecture: Respiratory Emergencies 09:30 – 10:00Prof. Said Hachimi-IdrissiLecture: Cardiovascular Emergencies10:00 – 10:30

Coffee break10:30 – 11:00Dr. Tarek Ibrahim El AzzabiLecture: Common Toxicological Emergencies11:00 – 11:30Dr. Jabeen FayyazLecture: Management of fever in children11:30 – 12:00

Lunch break12:00 – 14:00Skill Stations (rotations of small groups)

Dr. Osama Kentab Advanced Airway Management14:00 – 15:00Dr. Tarek Ibrahim El AzzabiCapnography15:00 – 16:00Prof. Said Hachimi-Idrissi together with Jabeen FayyazCardioversion & Defibrillation 16:00 – 17:00FacultyClosing first day and panel discussion17:00 – 17:30

Day 2LecturerSubjectTime

Break fast08:00 – 08:30 Dr. Osama KentabLecture: Approach to the Pediatric Multiple Trauma08:30 – 09:00Prof. Said Hachimi-IdrissiLecture: Management of Sepsis in children09:00 – 10:00Dr. Tarek Ibrahim El AzzabiLecture: Diabetic Keto-Acidosis10:00 – 10:30

Coffee break10:30 – 11:00Case Scenarios (rotations of small groups)

Dr. Osama KentabRespiratory Cases 11:00 – 11:30Dr. Tarek Ibrahim El Azzabi together with Jabeen FayyazShock11:30 – 12:00Prof. Said Hachimi-IdrissiCardiac Cases & Pediatric Arrhythmias 12:00 – 12:30FacultyQ&A and course summary12:30 – 13:00


Disaster Medicine Workshop 26th April, 2014

Chemical and Biological Weapons (CBW): A Real Threat?

Chairperson

Steve Photiou, Italy

Faculty

Francesco Della Corte, ItalyHussain Al Rahma, UAEAbdo Khoury, FranceRon Blough, UAEAbdulla Al Ameri, UAE

Objectives

At the end of the workshop, attendees will know:1. general information about chemical and biological weapons’ history and “utility”2. specific information about chemical weaponry and their dissemination means3. specific information about biological weaponry and their dissemination means4. effects (social, sanitary, psychological, etc) of chem/bio weaponry5. how to organize a treatment site6. how to treat victims exposed to chemical or biological agents7. how to communicate with patients, stakeholders and public

Outline

History of chemical and biological warfare Why are chem./bio weapons an option nowadays?Are chem/bio weapons to be feared? Chemical weaponryBiological weaponry DisseminationEffects How to face the risk?How to face the effects? Specific treatmentsRisk Communication patterns DRILL (“hands-on”), with an eye on teamworking and intercommunication skills

Agenda

08:00 Introduction & presentation of the Workshop

History of chemical and biological warfare

Why are chem/bio weapons an option nowadays?

Are they to be feared?

Steve Photiou09:00 Chemical Weapons/dissemination

Francesco Della Corte09:45 Biological Weapons/dissemination

Hussain Al Rahma10:30 Coffee Break10:45 How to face the effects (social, sanitary, psychological)?

Ron Blough11:15 Means of protection

Ron Blough11:30 Specific treatments & treatment site

Faculty12:15 Risk Communication patterns

Abdulla Al Ameri

12:45 Lunch

13:45 Hands-on Disaster Drills FACULTY

15:15 Debrief and Discussion FACULTY

15:45 Wrap-Up and Conclusion FACULTY


Resident Leadership Summit 26th April, 2014

Theme: Residents - the future of EM

Faculty

Brett Rosen MD, Resident Member, (SAEM) Board of Directors, USA Riccardo Leto, MD, EuSEM Young Emergency Medicine Doctors Section, Belgium Pieter Jan Van Asbroeck, MD, EuSEM Young Emergency Medicine Doctors Section, Belgium Youri Yordanov, MD, EuSEM Young Emergency Medicine Doctors Section, France Bruno Megarbane, France Patrick Plaisance, France Jabeen Fayyaz, Pakistan Colin Graham, China Abdelouahab Bellou, USA Ahad Al Saud, KSA Lara Sulaiman, UAE

Objectives

With this first Global Network on Emergency Medicine Resident Summit we would like to gather EM residents to discuss about the future of EM and their role in it. EM is developing rapidly. Residents are key stakeholders in this process and should participate actively in this process. The topics are chosen to stimulate residents to think about important developments in EM, to consider their current and future role in EM, and to empower them to become active agents in this development.

Session 1: EM residency: educating the next generation08:30 Quality of care

Riccardo Leto09:00 Ultrasound

Ahad Al Saud09:30 Simulation

Youri Yordanov10:00 Online education

Riccardo Leto10:30 Coffee breakSession 2: Developing resident leadership11:00 Good physician versus good leadership

Bruno Megarbane11:30 Challenges of Real-Time Clinical Education

Brett Rosen12:00 Communication is key

Abdelouahab Bellou12:30 Work-life balance

Pieter Jan Van Asbroeck13:00 Lunch breakSession 3: EM careers14:00 The future of subspecialty in EM

Patrick Plaisance14:30 Pros and cons of an academic career

Brett Rosen15:00 How to get your article published

Colin Graham15:30 Coffee breakSession 4: Conclusion16:00 ER physicians covers the horizon : from prevention to cure

Jabeen Fayyaz16:30 Uniting EM trainees in the 21th century

Pieter Jan Van Asbroeck16:45 Conclusion of the summit


Maximum 25 AttendeesCourse Faculty

Philip Anderson, USAEric Revue, FranceRobert Freitas, USA

Performance and Quality Improvement are among the central administrative challenges facing Emergency Department leaders in all countries. Through a series of lectures and workshops facilitated by experienced faculty, course participants will learn practical approaches for improving performance and quality in their emergency departments. Participants will work together in small groups on concrete problem solving projects designed to produce concrete tools and strategies that can be implemented in the participants’ home institution.

This course is being organized by the International Emergency Department Leadership Institute (IEDLI)

Faculty:

Dr. Nagi Souaiby, LebanonDr. Abdo Khoury, France

08:30 – 08:45 (15 min) Introduction 08:45 – 09:30 (45 min) Lecture 1 Quality Assurance / Improvement

09:30 – 10:15 (45 min) Lecture 2 Overcrowding

10:15 – 10:30 (15 min) Coffee break10:30 – 11:15 (45 min) Lecture 3 Clinical Pathways

11:15 – 12:00 (45 min) Lecture 4 Risk Management

12:00 – 13:00 (60 min) Lunch 13:00 – 14:30 (90 min) Small Group Session 1 Risk Managment

14:30 – 14:45 (15 min) Coffee break14:45 – 16:15 (90 min) Small Group Session 2 Clinical Pathways

16:15 – 17:00 (45 min) Small Group Presentations

17:00 – 17:15 (15 min) Wrap up – closing comments

Emergency Department Administration 26th April, 2014

Airway Management and Ventilation in the ED 26th April, 2014

9:00 – 9:15 Welcome note, objectives of the WS

9:15 – 10:00

Criteria for adequate / inadequate breathingSpectrum of airway management techniquesIndications for IntubationDifferences Between the Airways of Children and Adults

10:00 – 10:30 Emergency Airway Algorithms

10:30 – 11:00 Coffee break

11:00 – 11:30 Criteria for difficult intubationAnatomic landmark for cricothomy

11:30 – 12:00 Rapide Sequence Intubation : RSI

12:00 – 13:30 Invasive and Non Invasive ventilation in the ED: All what you should know

13:30 – 14:30 Lunch break

14:30 – 15:00 Presentation of the material (film and video projection)

15:00 – 16:30

Hands on Station A (3x30min) Station B (3x30min) Station C (3x30min)

Direct and Video laryngoscope. Fast track, LMA, cricothomy Flexible and rigid fiberscope, Ventilation


Dr. Roberta Petrino, ItalyPatrick Plaisance, France

Medhat Shalabi, UAE

6h15 excluding breaks

Learning objectives

At the completion of the course, participants will be able: • To define quality as it relates to care delivery in the emergency

department and discuss key metrics and performance indicators for measuring quality

• To describe the main theories of overcrowding in emergency departments and discuss strategies for mitigating overcrowding

• To discuss the difference between practice guidelines and clinical pathways and identify the key elements of clinical pathways that increase likelihood for success

• To describe the key elements of risk management strategies for responding to errors and adverse events in the emergency department.


Conference Programme

Day 1 - MorningTime TRACK A TRACK B TRACK C TRACK D

Cardiovascular Emergencies: TBA & Elsadig Kazzam

Update on management of severe poisonings in the ED: Bruno Megarbane & Reza Afshari

Pediatric Emergency Medicine: Said Hachimi-Idrissi and Hisham Alomran

Trauma

8:30 Atrial Fibrillation management. Abdullah Shehab (UAE)

Cardiotoxicant Poisonings. Bruno Megarbane (France)

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation in children; why the outcome is so bad? Mohamed alfaifi (KSA)

Are Our Trauma Patient adequately resuscitated. Akram Abo Daken

8:50 STEMI from door to balloon. TBA

Pesticide Poisonings. Salim Satar (Turkey)

Children as research subjects may or may not? The ethical dilemma. Hisham Alomran (KSA)

Save Both - Trauma in Pregnancy.Talha Abdel Fattah Saeid

9:10 Therapy for Non-ST Elevation ACS: Update 2014. TBA

Poisonings with drugs of Abuse. Reza Afshari (Iran)

How could we mitigate brain damage? Said Hachimi-Idrissi (Belgium)

Polytrauma Team, our experience UAE. Maher Al Obeid

9:30 Guidelines in Acute Heart Failure. Elsadig Kazzam (UAE)

Cyanide Intoxication. Polat Durukan (Turkey)

Drug pharmacokinetics: why children are so different? Jabeen Fayyaz,

Are You going to Ct My Child. Shihab A Mahdi

9:50 COFFEE BREAK

OPENING CEREMONY: Keynote lecture 1, David Williams (UK): Evolution of Emergency Medicine in Europe.

Keynote lecture 2, Tar-Ching Aw (UAE): Impact of Emergency Medicine on the Health Care System.

Trauma. Fikri Abu Zidan & Majid Al Salamah

Pediatric Emergency Medicine: Said Hachimi-Idrissi & Elhadi Husein Aburawi (UAE)

PreHospital: Patrick Plaisance & Ahmad Wazzan

Emergency Medicine

11:00 Traumatic Brain Injury. Omer Salt (Turkey)

Does stroke exist in children? Said Hachimi-Idrissi (Belgium)

Advance Medical Life Support: What is the difference with AHA Concepts? Ismael Hssein (France)

Procalcitonine in ER. Muhammad Shahid Wadood

11:20 How Do I Manage Facial Trauma in the ED? Behcet Al (Turkey)

The management of Status Epilepticus - Up To Date.Tarek Ibrahim El-Azzabi (UAE)

How the management of STEMI could be improved from the Pre Hospital Setting? Ahmad Wazzan (KSA)

what infection did I miss, New bugs. Yolla Mallak Kasem

11:40 Geriatric Trauma: Is there any differences with non older patients? Colin Graham (China)

Imaging in pediatrics: tricks and risks! Jabeen Fayyaz (Pakistan)

Use of simulation for pre-hospital healthcare education. Mohammed Mouhaoui (Morocco)

Lactate clearance VS svO2 in sepsis. Iftekhar Ahmed

12:00 Educational and clinical impact of ATLS: A systematic review. Fikri Abu Zidan (UAE)

Fluid management, how should we proceed? Elhadi Husein Aburawi (UAE)

Is there an Universal PreHospital Emergency Medicine Care? Patrick Plaisance (France)

Lethal Rash You won’t Miss. Shaukat Minhas

12:20 Keynote Lecture: Bruno Megarbane (France). New insights in toxicology: what should the Emergency Physician know?

12:50 INDUSTRY SYMPOSIUM

13:10 LUNCH BREAK

Disaster Medicine Steve Photiou & Hussain Al Rahma

Global Networking 1. Phil Anderson & Abdelouahab Bellou

Legal Medicine and Ethics: Nagi Souaiby & Khalid Al Johani

Neuro emergencies

14:10 Quantitative performance evaluation of real size exercises. Francesco Della Corte (Italy)

Challenges in Providing Emergency Medicine Care in South America Darryl Macias (UAE)

Communication with relatives. How Do I manage in the ED.

BP control in CVA. Adnan AlHaj

14:30 Enhancing Surge capacity: Risk Management and Business Continuity Plan. Steve Photiou (Italy)

Challenges in Providing Emergency Medicine Care in Bahrain Mohamed Al-Asfoor (Bahrain)

Relation between Industry, Academia, and Clinicians: How to Build it and Where is the Limit.

Neuro Imaging. Mark R.P. Nazerath (UAE)

14:50 The Use of Technology in CBRNE Events. Ron Blough (UAE)

Challenges in Providing Emergency Medicine Care in Pakistan. TBA

End of life in Elderly: How Do I manage in the ED.

CVA in vertigo patient. Michael Jalal

15:10 Keynote Lecture: Alissar Rady (Lebanon). Crisis as a Leverage for Development: the Role of WHO in Lebanon.

15:40 COFFEE BREAK

Thrombosis and Hemostasis: Nehad Al-Shirawi & Hicham Nejmi

Global Networking 2: Polat Durukan & Roberta Petrino

Research. Semir Nouira & Colin Graham

Resuscitation

16:10 Ambulatory Management of Pulmonary Embolism. Roberta Petrino (Italy)

Evolution of Emergency Medicine in Turkey. Polat Durukan (Turkey)

Can we trust clinical practice guidelines? Colin Graham (China)

ALTE-Apparent Lie Threatening Event. Mustafa Saif

16:30 Reversing New and Old Anticoagulants. Nehad Al-Shirawi (Bahrain)

Evolution of Emergency Medicine in Asia. TBA

Evolution of Publications on EM in MENA region. Semir Nouira (Tunisia)

ROSC. Sumbul Zahra

16:50 Discussion European Diploma of Emergency Medicine. Roberta Petrino (Italy)

Trauma research in UAE: Lessons learned. Fikri Abu Zidan (UAE)

Blood Products in Critically ill Patient. Bassam Jabbour


Day 2Time TRACK A TRACK B TRACK C TRACK D

Residents Leadership Summit: Pieter Jan Van Asbroeck, Riccardo Leto, Bandar Al Dosari, Brett Rosen, Youri Yordanov

Sepsis: Hussein Al Rahma & Jean Louis Vincent

Organisation, Administration, Leadership. Phil Anderson & Khalid Abu-Haimed

Cardiovascular Emergencies

8:30 Enhancing education with social media. Youri Yordanov (France)

Surviving Sepsis Campaign: Update. Jean Louis Vincent (Belgium)

High Performance Emergency Medicine. Phil Anderson (USA)

ACS Dubai Experience. Shaji Mohamed Haneefa

8:50 Combating burnout. Pieter Jan Van Asbroeck (Belgium)

Early Gold-Directed Therapy: is there any controversy? Abdelouahab Bellou (France)

Globalisation of Emergency Medicine: Is it a Dream? Abdelouahab Bellou (France)

Incedental PE. Malik Makki

9:10 Professionalism in the electronic age. Brett Rosen (USA)

Fluid Resuscitation in Septic Shock. Salman Abdulaziz (UAE)

ED Designing: Is it a new Science? Khalid Abu-Haimed (KSA)

Scarbosa Again. Nithyanandan Ramakrishnan

9:30 Grading the quality of evidence and the strength of recommendations. Abdussalam Ali Alshehri (KSA)

Biomarkers in sepsis: are they useful in the ED? Hani Hariri (KSA)

ED Staff Burn-out: Is There Any Solutions? Abdulaziz Alrajhi (KSA)

Aortic dissection Houssam Dirhali

9:50 KEYNOTE LECTURE: Jean Louis Vincent (Belgium). Global vision of the sepsis management in the ED.

10:20 COFFEE BREAK

Residents Leadership Summit: Peter Jan Van Asbroeck, Riccardo Leto, Bandar Al Dosari, Brett Rosen, Youri Yordanov

Sepsis: Dunia Al-Hashimi & Hani Hariri

Life support: Ismael Hssain & Raed Hijazi

Critical Care

11:00 International opportunities in emergency medicine. Abdelouahab Bellou (France)

Rapidly Fatal Infections in the ED: How to recognise and Treat? Hicham Nejmi (Morocco)

What are the Recent Important Changes in Cardiac Arrest Management in 2014? Patrick Plaisance (France)

Early management of severe traumatic brain injury. Maged Mohsen

11:20 Emergency physician role in disaster scenario. Steve Photiou (Italy)

Antibiotic Use in the ED: Is there any Guidelines to avoid MisUse and Avoid Resistance? Dunia Al-Hashimi (Bahrain)

Post Cardiac Arrest: Where we Are in 2014. Majid Al-Salamah (KSA)

Sodium Disturbance in Traumatic Brain Injury. Khalil Ahmad

11:40 Non-traditional careers for emergency physicians. Riccardo Leto (Belgium)

New Epidemic Infection: Experience of Saudi Arabia. Hani Hariri (KSA)

Benefit and limits of Hypothermia. Raed Hijazi (KSA)

Journey in non-invasive and invasive hemodynamic monitoring. Zeyad Alrais

12:10 Palliative care in Emergency Medicine. Fahad Saleh Al Hajjaj (KSA)

Severe Skin Infection: How to detect and treat in the ED? Mahmood Aljufaili (Oman)

How Simulation Can Improve Outcomes in Cardiac Arrest? Ismael Hssain (France)

Management of difficult airway. Adel ElKhouly

12:40 Keynote Lecture: Fikri Abu Zidan (UAE). Global Vision for the Improvement of Trauma Management.


13:20 LUNCH BREAK

Trauma: Victor Boutros & Fikri Abu Zidan

Critical Care: Nehad Al-Shirawi & Abdo Khoury

Education. Mohammed Mouhaoui & TBC

14:20 How Do I manage Hemorragic Shock? Ayad al Darrab (KSA)

Cardiogenic Shock. Jean Louis Vincent (Belgium)

Improving Interprofessional Teamwork in the ED. Denis Oriot (France)

14:40 Predicting injury severity in multiple trauma patients: A challenging task. Fikri Abu Zidan (UAE)

Traumatic Cardiac Arrest. Abdo Khoury (France)

Simulation: What is the Evidence that Improves Outcomes? TBC

15:00 Update on Management of Multiple trauma Patient. Victor Boutros (UAE)

How to use Vasoactive Drugs in the ED. Hussain Al Rahma (UAE)

E-Learning in Emergency Medicine. Mohammed Mouhaoui (Morocco)

15:20 COFFEE BREAK

Consensus on Biomarkers Use in the ED. Salvatore Di Somma & Ayad al Darrab

Global Networking 3: Hicham Nejmi & Victor Boutros

Psychiatric Emergencies. Hamdy Fouad & Kanita Dervic

15:40 Rule out Myocardial Infarction: Salvatore Di Somma (Italy)

Evolution of Emergency Medicine in USA. TBC

Evolution of Suicide in MENA region. Hamdy Fouad (UAE)

16:00 Biomarkers for the Diagnosis of Acute Heart Failure. Ayad al Darrab (KSA)

Evolution of Emergency Medicine in UAE. Victor Boutros (UAE)

Assessment and management of suicidal youth. Kanita Dervic (UAE)

16:20 Biomarkers Guidance for Acute Heart Failure treatment. TBA

Emergency Medicine in North Africa: What is going?Hicham Nejmi (Morocco)

The Best Publications in Psychiatry for Emergency Physicians. Hamdy Fouad (UAE)


Day 3

Controversies

Networking

Organisation

Consensus

Research

Education

Up To Date

Clinical Practice

Time TRACK A TRACK B TRACK C TRACK D

Critical Care : Hussain Al Rahma & Basar Cander

Neurology Up to Date: Hasan Ayoub & Semir Nouira

Ultrasound. Jim Connolly & TBC

Nursing

8:30 Acute Respiratory Failure in the ED. Nehad Al-Shirawi (Bahrain)

Haemoragic Stroke: diagnosis and Management in the ED. Hasan Ayoub (KSA)

How to recognise left ventricular dysfunction?

ACS pathway-Nursing Role. Naser Jaser Shokri Jamil

8:50 Acute Circulatory Failure in the ED. Basar Cander (Turkey)

How do I evaluate comatose patient in the ED? Semir Nouira (Tunisia)

How to recognise right ventricule dilatation?

Disaster Management- COSOP, nursing Role. Fouad Hussein Chehab

9:10 Assessment of Tissue Perfusion for Emergency Physicians. Hussain Al Rahma (UAE)

How do I manage Dizziness in the ED? Dunia Al-Hashimi (Bahrain)

How to explore the vena cava: why is it useful?

Safe Nursing Staffing in ED. Sumini Shaji John

9:30 Resuscitation in Diabetic Ketotacidosis, critical concerns. Salman Abdulaziz (UAE)

How Do I Manage Ischemic Stroke in the ED? Jason Pierce (UAE)

How to recognise pericardial effusion and tamponade?

Implementation of EWS in ED. Nadera Issa Bishara Turjiman

9:50 KEYNOTE LECTURE: Why Simulation is one of the Best Innovations in Education in Emergency Medicine. Patrick Schoettker (Switzerland)

10:20 COFFEE BREAK

Cardiovascular Emergencies: Mobarak Al Mulhim & TBA

Respiratory Emergencies. Abdo Khoury & Salman Abdulaziz

Organisation, Administration, Leadership. Mohamed Al-Asfoor & Eric Revue

Nursing

11:00 Hypertensive Emergencies. Polat Durukan (Turkey)

Difficult Intubation: from the detection to the action in the ED. Darryl Macias (USA)

Front-end challenges and solutions in ED Organization in the GCC region. TBC

Management of aggressive patient/ relative in ED. Osama Qasim Al Diabat

11:20 Management of Serious Arrhythmias in childhood. Elhadi Aburawi (UAE)

Mechanical Ventilation: The Essentials for Emergency Physicians. Abdo Khoury (France)

How monitoring Complaints can be used in quality improvement in the ED. Abdulaziz Alrajhi (KSA)

Nursing Management of patient with Invasive or non-invasive ventilation in ED. Samir Ahmed Salim

11:40 Pulmonary Embolism. Youri Yordanov (France)

Non Invasive Ventilation: indications and limits in the ED. Abdo Khoury (France)

Impact of MET System: How Emergency Physicians are Involved? Hicham Nejmi (Morocco)

Poly trauma patient management. Svetlana Despot Jankovic

12:10 Advanced Recognition and Treatment of Bradycardias and Blocks. Mobarak Al Mulhim (KSA)

Severe Community Acquired Pneumonia, How to act in ER by ED? Salman Abdulaziz (UAE)

Overcrowding in the ED: is there a difference in the causes between US/Europe and GCC countries? Eric Revue (France)

Advances of pain assessment and Management. Amal Rawhi Al Abed

12:40 KEYNOTE LECTURE: Darryl Macias (USA). What are the Challenges for Emergency Medicine in the next 20 years?


13:20 LUNCH BREAK

Disaster Medicine. Mohamed Al-Asfoor & Abdulla Al Ameri

Controversies: Polat Durukan & Mahmood Aljufaili

Wilderness. Darryl Macias & Salim Satar

Nursing

14:20 Hospital Evacuation or Shelter in Place? Hussain Al Rahma (UAE)

Use of Biomarkers in the ED: Pro. Salvatore Di Somma (Italy)

Wilderness Survival Strategies. Darryl Macias (USA)

Nursing competencies in ED. Nidal Khalid AbuKubbah

14:40 Disaster Preparedness: Daily Practice vs. Periodic Drills. Mohamed Al-Asfoor (Bahrain)

Use of Biomarkers in the ED: Cons. TBA

Marine Toxidromes. Reza Afshari (Iran)

15:00 The Emergency Communication Plan in Disasters. Abdulla Al Ameri (UAE)

Discussion Discussion

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