2017 Penrose-St. Francis Trauma, Crical Care, and EMS Symposium Mass Casualty Disaster and Management Friday, May 12, 2017 Colorado Springs, Colorado Cheyenne Mountain Resort 7:45 am - 5:00 pm Registraon & Breakfast 7:00 - 7:45 am REGISTRATION FEES Physicians (MD/DO/PhD/PA/NP) ............................................................. $175.00 Centura RN/LPN ....................................................................................... $85.00 Non Centura RN/LPN ............................................................................... $90.00 Centura Allied Health (CNA, PT, RT, OT, tech, case manager, etc.) ........... $80.00 Non Centura Allied Health (CNA, PT, RT, OT, tech, case manager, etc.) .... $85.00 Nursing students/Medical students ......................................................... $80.00 EMS .......................................................................................................... $50.00 Refund Policy This purchase does not guarantee that the speakers, me of presentaon and presentaon tle might not change. We reserve the right, to substute another qualified speaker of our choosing. No refunds will be processed aſter May 2, 2017. REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 1, 2017 Online registraon is required. WE ARE GOING ELECTRONIC! Online registraon is required. Registraon: To register and pay visit: penrosesrancis.org/traumaconf2017 Click on Register Now – Individual Registraon Or Go to penrosesrancis.org Click on About Us Click on Calendar of Events Under “Audience” select Health Care Providers Click on “2017 Trauma” link Click on Register Now - Individual Registraon Quesons? Please call, 719-776-5926, or email Sherrie at [email protected]Catholic Health Initiatives Colorado 2222 N. Nevada Ave. Colorado Springs, CO 80907 2017 Penrose-St. Francis Trauma, Crical Care, and EMS Symposium Mass Casualty Disaster and Management NONPROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID TMR DIRECT 80904 We are part of the Centura Health Trauma System, the region’s leading and most comprehensive network of trauma care and emergency services. LOCATION INFORMATION The Symposium will be held at the Cheyenne Mountain Resort 3225 Broadmoor Valley Rd. Colorado Springs, CO 80906 719-538-4000 Direcons: Exit I-25 onto Lake Ave., head west. Leſt onto CO-115 S. Right onto E. Cheyenne Mtn Blvd. Leſt onto Broadmoor Valley Rd. Desnaon on leſt. Bro a d m o o r V a l l e y R d . E. Cheyenne Mountain Blvd. E. Cheyenne Mountain Blvd. 115 E. C l u b h o u s e D r .
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2017 Penrose-St. FrancisTrauma, Critical Care, and EMS Symposium
Mass Casualty Disaster and ManagementFriday, May 12, 2017
Colorado Springs, Colorado
Cheyenne Mountain Resort7:45 am - 5:00 pm
Registration & 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 2, 2017.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: May 1, 2017Online registration is required.
WE ARE GOING ELECTRONIC!
Online registration is required.
Registration:
To register and pay visit:
penrosestfrancis.org/traumaconf2017
Click on Register Now – Individual Registration
Or
Go to penrosestfrancis.org
Click on About Us
Click on Calendar of Events
Under “Audience” select Health Care Providers
Click on “2017 Trauma” link
Click on Register Now - Individual Registration
Questions? Please call, 719-776-5926,or email Sherrie at [email protected]
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 Director
Bonnie King, RN, BSNTrauma Program Manager
Jennifer M. Rodriguez, RN, CCRN, TCRNTrauma Quality Specialist/EducatorSymposium Lead Event Coordinator
Matt ReidChief Deputy Coroner, D-ABMDI, CCAEl Paso County Coroner's Office
Edward Racht, MDChief Medical Officer, American MedicalResponse Ambulance Service
Judith Bock, PhDInstructor Psychology at UCCS and ProgramManager at the Trauma, Health, andHazards Center (THHC) for Peer SupportProgram with Colorado Springs Fire Dept.
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Disaster Management &Preparedness
- Brigitte French
Are There any Lessons that can beLearned from Mass Casualty Incidences?
- Brad Keating
OR Behind the Scenes- Manuel Paz Soldan
The Night of the Aurora Theater Shooting- Jennifer Hahn-Farris
Assessment & Triage: AuroraTheater Shooting
- Jennifer Hahn-Farris
Penetrating Trauma of theAerodigestive System
- Joel Ernster
911 What is Your Emergency? How theActive Shooter Call Starts in Dispatch
Using Battlefield Breakthroughsto Benefit Civilians
- Tim Hurtado
Damage Control Surgery in theThorax - Michael McGonigal
Liver and Splenic Embolizationin the Trauma Patient
- Tim Cloonan
What Happens After the Shooting Stops?- Matt Reid
Damage Control Surgery in theAbdomen - Daniela Botolin
Changes in the Art & Science ofEMS in the Evolving Era of Active
Shooters/Hostile Events- Edward Racht
Orthopaedic Amputation inMass Casualty
- Jonathan Barnwell
Resiliency in Healthcare Providers- CPT Uriah Perez
Mass Casualty Events & the Tollon First Responders
- Judith Bock
HOSPITAL EMS
BREAK (Please visit exhibitors)
LUNCH
BREAK (Please visit exhibitors)
How to Prepare for Mass Casualty Events and Predictable Stages of Disruption- Michael McGonigal
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:• Recognize indications for amputation versus limb salvage, common
amputation types, and long term outcomes in these patients.• Discuss the importance of damage control surgery and improvements
that can be made in the management of abdominal trauma.• Review the key physiologic components in chest trauma and the
importance of damage control resuscitation.• Summarize new battlefield treatments and hemorrhage control for
traumatic injuries in a mass casualty.• Review liver and splenic embolization guidelines, procedure, and
splenic injury grading scales.• Identify types of aerodigestive system injuries and ways to manage
the airway.• Discuss roles and responsibilities of the emergency preparedness
department, and key components of the incident command system.• Recall assessment and triage in the ER the night of the Aurora
Theater Shooting and summarize the considerations in care.• Identify risk factors and the physiological responses consistent
with burnout, major depression, PTSD and suicide.• Explain the challenges faced by the OR in a mass casualty event
while ensuring optimal patient care.
PROGRAM INFORMATIONThe 2017 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.
REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST
WELCOMING REMARKS AND AMR COLOR GUARD
Combat Mass Casualty & How it Relates to Civilian MCI - US Army MJR Sacheli
SCHEDULE
The Trauma and Spiritual Care Departments at Penrose-St. Francis Health Services are teaming up to help our community!YOU can make a difference – Bring a can or two of non-perishable food or a donation to help those in need. The donated
