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Dear All,
The “5th ITALIAN GREAT NETWORK CONGRESS – Focus on innovations and translational research in
Emergency Medicine” will be held from 13th to 17th October 2014 in Rome, again in the beautiful Police
Academy (Scuola Superiore di Polizia).
In the 2013 edition, that great venue has given us the possibility to guest more attenders, so the outstanding
speakers, the innovative scientific programme and the possibility of publishing as Congress Proceedings and
Consensus Papers have attracted 700 attenders with a 60% increase from the previous year. Also the 77
posters presented (90% more than in 2012), 4 of which were awarded with a research grant, demonstrate the
fast growing interest that the event developed within young Researchers.
Even for the 2014 edition, the watchwords are Innovation, Research, and Network: outstanding experts from
the 40 GREAT Network countries will debate on the newest issues and solutions in critical care and we will also
have an opening joint sessions with experts of Emergency Medicine, Psychology and Prevention&Security on
“Drugs and alcohol in young people”. Moreover, we will make a “one year later” focus on Violence on
Women.
For those who do not know us, the GREAT Network is an Academic Research Organization, operating as an
International Network between experts in the management of acute diseases.
The GREAT Network also aims at standardizing the clinical and organizational approach in acute conditions
management, developing the globalization of health care. The main objective of our team is to let the
researchers networking with the concept of Translational Medicine, which is the emerging view of medical
practice and interventional epidemiology. It integrates basic and clinical research inputs to optimize both
patient and preventive care.
In this attempt this year during our meeting in Rome, a particular attention will be dedicated to cardiovascular
acute conditions and biomarkers utility in the Emergency Room.
Every day there will be a multidisciplinary “Focus on Session” where the best international experts from
different backgrounds (Emergency physicians, cardiologists, intensivists, clinical biochemists, radiologists,
neurologists, nephrologists, gastroenterologists, surgeons, orthopaedists, pediatricians, lung specialists, basic
researchers, nurses, engineers, etc.) will work together to formulate consensus opinion papers on the basis of
the more concrete evidence in literature.
Selected abstracts and papers will be published in international journals with impact factor at the end of the
Congress. We will also develop the interactive sessions, very successful last year, with videos and voting systems.
As for past editions, again a large space will be given to the contributions of young researchers, also in
dedicated “Fellows on stage” and poster sessions, with the possibility to obtain research grants and publication
of contributions.
On behalf of the GREAT Network I invite you all to participate in the 5th ITALIAN GREAT NETWORK CONGRESS
and to enjoy the beauties of Rome.
Prof. Salvatore Di Somma
GREAT Network President / GREAT Italy President
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PROVISIONAL FACULTY
Giancarlo Agnelli Gianfrancesco Alberto Gerardo Ansalone Paola Antonini Giovanni Antonini Nadia Aspromonte Mindaugas Balciunas Paola Ballarino Mario Balzanelli Antoni Bayes-Genis Cecilia Berardi Giuliano Bertazzoni Alessandro Bozzao Guglielmo Bruno Hector Bueno Marco Buggi Leonardo Calò Mario Cavazza Gianfranco Cervellin Massimo Cicchinelli Carmelo D’Arrigo Roberto De Blasi Rudolf A. De Boer Raffaele De Caterina Chiara De Dominicis Nicola De Luca Gianfranco Delle Fave Salvatore Di Somma Angela Emanuele Giuseppe Familiari Mauro Feola Nicola Ferrara Nicola Fiotti Alfonso Galati Michele Galluzzo Marcello Galvani Cristina Giannattasio Paolo Girardi Gianfranco Gualdi Emanuele Guglielmelli David Guss Veli-Pekka Harjola Mina Hur Angelo Ianni Stefania Ianniello Manuela Impellizzeri Allan S. Jaffe Antoine Amin Kazzi
James Kisia Jacek Kubica Pietro Lentini Maria Teresa Letta Philip Levy Giuseppe Lippi Massimo Magnati Laura Magrini Andrea B. Maier Alan Maisel Dario Manfellotto Clifford Mann Giorgio Stefano Manzi Niccolò Marchionni Massimo Marignani Rossella Marino Alfonso Martín Martínez Alexandre Mebazaa Josep Masip Riccardo Maurizi Enrici Alexandre Mebazaa Paolo Mené Maria Merelli Vittorio Miele Claudio Modini Valter Monzani Cristian Mueller Mario Muto Prabath Nanayakkara Vincenzo Natale Eliano Pio Navarese Alexandru Nechita Leong L. Ng Claire Nicholl Richard Nowak Francesca Orsini Francesco Orzi Youri Ostrovsky Lorenzo Paladino Domingo A. Pascual-Figal Antonio Pavan Frank W. Peacock Giuseppe Pugliese Francesco Rocco Pugliese Giovanni Pulignano Maurizia Rasura Giovanni Ricevuti Luigia Romano
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Michele Rossi Philippe Rouet Veronica Russo Iolanda Santino Mariano Scaglione Patrizio Schinco Leonardo Sechi Petar M. Seferovic Jelena Seferovic Cinzia Sighieri Jindrich Spinar Lenka Spiranova Franco Stagnitti David Tarasi Peter Thompson Mara Torrisi
Guido Trasimeni Francesco Travaglino Massimo Triggiani Stefano Trinchi Marco Tubaro Angelo Vacca Nico Van Der Lely Louella Vaughan Lodovico Visone Tommaso Diego Voci Massimo Volpe Hyun Suk Yang Birhan Ylmaz Mehmet
Vincenzo Ziparo
SCIENTIFIC SECRETARIAT
GREAT Italy
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00191 Roma - Italy
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Preliminary Programme
ITALIAN TRACK Monday 13th October 2014 | AULA PARISI GREAT ITALY DAY
MEDICAL EMERGENCY BETWEEN HOSPITAL AND TERRITORIAL HEALH CARE: ORGANIZATIONAL ISSUES L’EMERGENZA MEDICA TRA OSPEDALE E TERRITORIO: ASPETTI ORGANIZZATIVI
8.30 a.m. Healthcare and multiculturalism in Emergency Medicine
Sanità e Multiculturalismo in Medicina d’Emergenza 8.45 a.m. Innovative hypothesis for improving the organization between hospital and territorial
health care, to reduce overcrowding Ipotesi innovative di un miglioramento dell’organizzazione tra ospedale e territorio per ridurre l’overcrowding
9.00 a.m. Overcrowding in the Emergency Room and clinical risk
Overcrowding in Pronto Soccorso e rischio clinico 9.15 a.m. How to improve the skills of the Police doctor: the experience of the Master between the
Sapienza University of Rome and the Police Academy Come migliorare gli skill del medico della Polizia: l’esperienza il Master tra la Sapienza Università di Roma e la Scuola Superiore di Polizia
9.30 a.m. Clinical risk between emergencies and territorial health care: differences
Il rischio clinico tra emergenza e territorio: differenze 9.45 a.m. Discussion
MEDICAL EMERGENCY BETWEEN HOSPITAL AND TERRITORIAL HEALTH CARE: THERAPEUTICAL ISSUES L’EMERGENZA MEDICA TRA OSPEDALE E TERRITORIO: ASPETTI TERAPEUTICI
10.00 a.m. New anticoagulant therapies: improving the therapeutic continuum of atrial fibrillation
between hospital and territorial health care Le nuove terapie anticoagulanti: un miglioramento nel continuum terapeutico della fibrillazione atriale tra ospedale e territorio
10.15 a.m. Hyperuricemia: a risk factor which is underrated in the healthcare continuity between hospital and territorial health care L’iperuricemia, un fattore di rischio sottovalutato nella continuità assistenziale tra ospedale e territorio
10.30 a.m. Diarrhea from clostridium difficile: an antibiotic-associated pandemic between hospital,
post-acute care and long-term hospitalization Diarrea da clostridium difficilis: una pandemia da antibiotici tra ospedale, post-acuzie e lungodegenza
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10.45 a.m. Therapy for acute gastroenteric infections, old systems for a modern approach: probiotics Terapia delle infezioni gastroenterologiche acute, vecchi sistemi per un approccio moderno: i probiotici
11.00 a.m. Pharmacological treatment of COPD between hospital and territorial health care, a
continuum between hospital discharge and outpatients clinic monitoring Il trattamento farmacologico della BPCO tra ospedale e territorio, un continuum tra dimissione ospedaliera e monitoraggio ambulatoriale
11.15 a.m. Pain at triage: immediate evaluation and treatment Il dolore al triage: la valutazione e trattamento immediati
11.30 a.m. A fragile patients in Emergency Room, the child with temperature: is it possible to improve the approach? Il paziente fragile in Pronto Soccorso: il bambino con febbre, è possibile migliorare l’approccio?
11.45 a.m. Discussion
ACSA-GREAT Italy joint session | Sessione congiunta ACSA – GREAT Italy CARDIOVASCULAR EMERGENCIES BETWEEN CARDIOLOGISTS AND EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS EMERGENZE CARDIOVASCOLARI TRA CARDIOLOGI E MEDICI D’URGENZA
12.00 p.m. Heart Failure patients risk profiles and paths from ER to Departments
Profili di rischio dei pazienti scompensati e percorsi tra Pronto Soccorso e reparti 12.15 p.m. Stable angina treatment today from the territory to the Emergency Room:
nitro-derived renolazine Trattamento dell’angina stabile oggi dal territorio al Pronto Soccorso: ranolazina nitroderivato
12.30 p.m. The alliance between scientific societies and sudden death
Alleanza tra società scientifiche e morte improvvisa 12.45 p.m. Syncope: between arrhythmias and cerebrovascular diseases
La sincope: tra aritmie e patologie vascolari cerebrali 1.00 p.m. Discussion 1.30 p.m. LUNCH
ACSA-AMSI-GREAT Italy joint session | Sessione congiunta ACSA – AMSI - GREAT Italy CARDIOVASCULAR EMERGENCIES BETWEEN CARDIOLOGISTS AND EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS ALSO REFERRING TO MULTICULTURAL ISSUES EMERGENZE CARDIOVASCOLARI TRA CARDIOLOGI E MEDICI D’URGENZA ANCHE ALLA LUCE DEGLI ASPETTI MULTICULTURALI
2.30 p.m. Cardiovascular diseases incidence in Italian Emergency Rooms:
differences between immigrants Incidenza delle patologie cardiovascolari nei Pronto Soccorso italiani: differenze fra le etnie
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2.45 p.m. Acute atrial fibrillation management today 3.00 p.m. Sudden death: how to avoid it with two hands on the chest La morte improvvisa: come evitarla con due mani sul torace 3.15 p.m. Culprit lesion: critical revision of procedural aspects and follow up in patients
Culprit lesion: revisione critica di aspetti procedurali e follow up nei pazienti extracomunitari
3.30 p.m. Pregnancy hypertensive emergencies: how to treat them
Emergenze ipertensive in gravidanza: come trattarle 3.45 p.m. Heart Failure: a multiethnic disease
Lo scompenso cardiaco: una malattia multietnica
4.00 p.m. Acute heart failure from the hospital to cardiologic rehabilitation Lo scompenso cardiaco dall’ospedale alla riabilitazione cardiologica
4.15 p.m. “La Svolta” Newspaper
Il giornale “La Svolta” 4.30 p.m. Discussion 4.45 p.m. BREAK
AISC-GREAT Italy Joint Session | Sessione congiunta AISC – GREAT Italy HEART FAILURE FROM THE IN-HOSPITAL PHASE TO EVERYDAY LIFE: IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THE PATIENT IS MORE INFORMED LO SCOMPENSO CARDIACO DALLA FASE INTRAOSPEDALIERA AL QUOTIDIANO: E’ INDISPENSABILE CHE IL PAZIENTE NE SAPPIA DI PIU’
5.00 p.m. The Italian Heart Failure Patients Association: why?
L’Associazione Italiana Scompensati Cardiaci: perché? 5.15p.m. Why and how pharmaceutical companies can cooperate with the patient organizations to
support Heart Failure patients Perché e come le aziende farmaceutiche possono collaborare con le associazioni pazienti
per dare supporto ai pazienti con scompenso cardiaco 5.30 p.m. The international experience of Heart Failure Patients Organizations
L’esperienza internazionale delle associazione pazienti scompensati di cuore. 5.45 p.m. US experience on how to improve in-hospital and home management of
heart failure patients L’esperienza statunitense sul miglioramento della gestione intraospedaliera e domiciliare del paziente con insufficienza cardiaca
6.00 p.m. Improving the relationship between the nurse and the heart failure patient
Il miglioramento del rapporto tra infermiere e paziente con scompenso cardiaco
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6.15 p.m. Communicating with the heart failure patients and the family: an important task
Comunicazione con il paziente con scompenso cardiaco e la famiglia: un compito
importante
6.30 p.m. Mediterranean diet and patient with heart failure
Dieta mediterranea e paziente con scompenso cardiaco 6.45 p.m. The heart patients, between Cilento culture and philosophy
La dieta del paziente cardiopatico, tra cultura e filosofia mediterranea 7.00 p.m. Effect of music on heart failure patients: a study protocol for a randomized
controlled trial L’effetto della musica nei pazienti scompensati cardiaci: un protocollo per uno studio randomizzato
7.15 p.m. Discussion
Preliminary Programme
INTERNATIONAL TRACK Tuesday 14th October 2014 | AULA PARISI
Joint Session CRI – GREAT Italy | Sessione congiunta CRI – GREAT Italy
10.30 a.m. ROUND TABLE: INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO TRAUMATIC PATIENTS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT FOR MAXI EMERGENCIES, CATASTROPHES AND CBRN MANAGEMENT TAVOLA ROTONDA: APPROCCIO INNOVATIVO AI PAZIENTI TRAUMATICI NEL DIPARTIMENTO DI EMERGENZA PER MAXI-EMERGENZE, CATASTROFI E GESTIONE DEL RISCHIO CHIMICO, BIOLOGICO, RADIOLOGICO E NUCLEARE
1.00 p.m. SNACK LUNCH
DRUGS AND ALCOHOL IN YOUNG PEOPLE: NETWORK AMONG EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT, PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT AND OPERATIONS DROGHE E ALCOL NEI GIOVANI: NETWORK TRA PRONTO SOCCORSO, SUPPORTO PSICOLOGICO E OPERATIVITÀ
2.30 p.m. Authorities keynote address
Saluto delle Autorità INSIDE THE EMERGENCY ROOM IN PRONTO SOCCORSO
3.30 p.m. How to properly detect drug abuse in young population in the Emergency Room: New
York experience Come rilevare correttamente l’abuso di droga nei giovani in Pronto Soccorso: l’esperienza di
New York
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3.40 p.m. Alcohol and drug abuse in young population: how to solve the problem and The Netherlands model Abuso di alcol e droga nei giovani: come risolvere il problema e il modello olandese
3.50 p.m. Psychiatric evaluation and decision making in young addicted people presenting in the
Emergency Room La valutazione psichiatrica e il processo decisionale nei giovani con dipendenze che accedono al Pronto Soccorso
4.00 p.m. The psychiatric effect of addictions
L’effetto psichiatrico delle dipendenze 4.10 p.m. The current and future approach for addicted young people in the Emergency Room: the
Italian experience L’approccio attuale e futuro per I giovani con dipendenze in Pronto Soccorso: l’esperienza
italiana 4.20 p.m. Discussion 4.30 p.m. PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT
SUPPORTO PSICOLOGICO 5.30 p.m. THE POLICE ROLE
IL RUOLO DELLA POLIZIA 5.30 p.m. Inspection procedures for intoxication and alteration state due to drugs: problems and
operational results Procedure di accertamento dello stato di ebbrezza e alterazione per effetto degli stupefacenti: problematiche e risultati operativi
5.40 p.m. Anti-drugs opposition activities
Attività di contrasto antidroga 5.50 p.m. Opposition to drugs and alcohol abuse phenomena: International experience
Contrasto dei fenomeni di abuso di sostanze stupefacenti: esperienza internazionale 6.00 p.m. The state of detective activities on alcohol and drugs consumption in young people
Lo stato dell’attività investigative sul consumo di alcol e di stupefacenti tra i giovani 6.10 p.m. Web 2014: risks and opportunities, to know in order to act
Web 2014: rischi e opportunità, conoscere per agire 6.20 p.m. Discussion 6.30 p.m. Closing remarks Commenti finali 6.40 p.m. 5th ITALIAN GREAT NETWORK CONGRESS OPENING CEREMONY
CERIMONIA DI APERTURA DEL 5° CONGRESSO ITALIANO GREAT NETWORK
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Wednesday 15th October 2014 | AULA PARISI LABORATORY DAY: BIOMARKERS IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM, A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH
HIGH SENSITIVE TROPONIN IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM: NO ROOM FOR MISTAKES 8.30 a.m. Differences between high sensitive troponins 8.45 a.m. Decision making with high sensitive troponin: the Emergency physician point of view
– PRO 9.00 a.m. Decision making with high sensitive troponin: the Emergency physician point of view
– CONTRA 9.15 a.m. Decision making with high sensitive troponin: the Emergency physician point of view
– REBUTTAL 9.20 a.m. Decision making with high sensitive troponin: the Emergency physician point of view
– REBUTTAL 9.25 a.m. Decision making with high sensitive troponin: the Cardiologist point of view – PRO 9.40 a.m. Decision making with high sensitive troponin: the Cardiologist point of view – CONTRA 9.55 a.m. Decision making with high sensitive troponin: the Cardiologist point of view – REBUTTAL 10.00 a.m. Decision making with high sensitive troponin: the Cardiologist point of view – REBUTTAL 10.05 a.m. Lectio Magistralis (25 mins)
Significance of the increase of high sensitive troponin in the blood 10.30 a.m. Discussion 10.45 a.m. BREAK
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HOW TO ASSESS THE PROGNOSIS IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM: A NOVEL BIOMARKER ST2 11.00 a.m. How to assess soluble circulating ST2 and its significance 11.15 a.m. Clinical relevance of ST2 11.30 a.m. ST2 value in patients with cardiovascular diseases 11.45 a.m. Utility of prognostic role of ST2 in patients with acute cardiovascular diseases in the
Emergency Room 12.00 p.m. ST2 as a biomarker of different kind of intra myocardial fibrosis in heart failure patients 12.15 p.m. Has ST2 a role for prognosis in patients with sepsis? 12.30 p.m. Discussion 12.45 p.m. LUNCH
NEW PERSPECTIVES IN CHEST PAIN MANAGEMENT, USING COPEPTIN TO OPTIMIZE THE MANAGEMENT OF PATIENTS IN EMERGENCY
2.30 p.m. Cardiac Biomarkers in the laboratory 2.45 p.m. Chest Pain: Common ED problems during the management of patients with suspected
ACS management. 3.00 p.m. Copeptin: an added value for AMI rule out 3.15 p.m. A routine experience using Copeptin in ED 3.30 p.m. Cost/benefit aspects using Copeptin 3.45 p.m. Copeptin plus troponin in the management of chest pain 4.00 p.m. Differential diagnosis of chest pain in ER, the pulmonary embolism case:
is d-dimer still useful? 4.15 p.m. Discussion 4.30 p.m. Lectio Magistralis (25 mins)
Non Invasive Ventilation 4.55 –6.45 p.m. FELLOWS ON STAGE
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Wednesday 15th October 2014 | AULA CALIPARI
IMAGING IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM: THE FUTURE IS NOW I session - CNS
8.30 a.m. Stroke 8.45 a.m. Spinal trauma 9.00 a.m. Head trauma 9.15 a.m. Interventional radiology in Emergency 9.30 a.m. Discussion
II session – Thorax
9.45 a.m. Thoracic aortic injuries
10.00 a.m. Lung trauma
10.15 a.m. Pulmonary embolism
10.30 a.m. Discussion 10.45 a.m. BREAK
III session – Abdomen 11.00 a.m. Acute abdomen 11.15 a.m. Mesenteric ischemia 11.30 p.m. Abdominal trauma 11.45 a.m. Discussion IV Session - Focus on trauma
12.00 p.m. Major trauma. From imaging to management 12.15p.m. Trauma and polytrauma in pediatric patients
12.30 p.m. Discussion
12.45 p.m. LUNCH
LUNCH SYMPOSIUM NOVEL BIOMARKERS FOR ACUTE DISEASES: EVENTUAL TARGETS FOR THERAPY
12.45 p.m. Biomarkers of acute kidney injury up to date
1.00 p.m. Biomarkers for management of sepsis patients at the ED/ICU
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1.15 p.m. Biomarkers for management of cardiac patients at the ED/ICU 1.15 p.m. Biomarkers in ED patients with symptoms of acute heart failure 1.45 p.m. Adrenomedullin in acute cardiac disease 2.00 p.m. Growth hormone as risk predictor for cardiovascular disease
2.15 p.m. Growth hormone in acute cardiac disease
THE INNOVATIVE ROLE OF GALECTIN-3 BETWEEEN PREVENTIVE MEDICINE, DYABETES, HEART FAILURE AND TARGET FOR TREATMENT
2.30 p.m. Clinical application of Galectin-3 in Heart Failure 2.45 p.m. Diabetic cardiomyopathy 3.00 p.m. Galectin-3 role in patients with Heart Failure and preserved ejection fraction 3.15 p.m. The role of Galectin-3 in diabetes 3.30 p.m. Structural myocardial alterations in diabetes and hypertension: the role of galectin-3 3.45 p.m. Daily experience using Galectin-3 in cardiovascular diseases in the Emergency Room 4.00 p.m. Discussion Thursday 16th October 2014 | AULA PARISI ACUTE CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES: NEED FOR STRONG COOPERATION BETWEEN EMERGENCY PHYSICIANS AND CARDIOLOGISTS
Joint session ESC HFA -ACCA-GREAT HEART FAILURE FROM PHYSYOPATHOLOGY TO PHARMACOLOGICAL INNOVATION: FROM THE ACUTE PHASE TO DISCHARGE TO FOLLOW UP
8.30 a.m. Heart Failure: clinical approach in the acute phase
8.45 a.m. Clinical presentation and different risk profiles in AHF 9.00 a.m. Procalcitonin and Heart Failure guiding chest x ray 9.15 a.m. Echocardiography in the Emergency Department in patients with acute heart failure 9.30 a.m. Today’s therapy with vasodilators in acute heart failure 9.45 a.m. Pharmacological innovation in the therapy 10.00 a.m. How to properly manage outpatients in heart failure clinic
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10.15 a.m. Monitoring Biomarkers after hospital discharge in chronic heart failure patients 10.30 a.m. Discussion
Joint session ACCA-GREAT HOW TO OPTIMIZE TIMING FOR APROPRIATE TREATMENT IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM
10.45 a.m. Chest Pain management in the Emergency Room: state of the art from a Registry in Italy 11.00 a.m. Rule out/rule in of Acute Coronary Syndrome in the Emergency Room 11.15 a.m. Decision making for immediate PTCA 11.30 a.m. Antiplatelet treatment in the Emergency Room for non Stemi patients 11.45 a.m. Antiplatelet treatment in the Emergency Room for Stemi patients 12.00 p.m. Follow up antiplatelet treatment for patients after Acute Coronary Syndrome 12.15 p.m. Resistance to antithrombotic drugs in acute coronary syndromes – a myth or truth? 12.30 p.m. Discussion 12.45 p.m. Lectio Magistralis (25 mins)
State of the art in cardiogenic shock: the GREAT CardShock Study 1.10 p.m. LUNCH 2.10 p.m. Lectio Magistralis (25 mins)
Telemedicine, a means of "Just in Time Staffing" during periods of ED overcrowding
VIOLENCE ON WOMEN: THE NETWORK ONE YEAR LATER VIOLENZA SULLA DONNA: IL NETWORK UN ANNO DOPO 2.45 p.m. The Emergency Medicine Campus project
Il progetto del Campus Pronto Soccorso 3.00 p.m. The student’s voice
La voce degli studenti 3.15 p.m. The Sapienza University of Rome course on the management of violence on women
victims Il corso della Sapienza Università di Roma sulle gestione delle vittime di violenza sulla donna
3.30 p.m. The new Psychology Department of Sapienza University of Rome service for violence on
women victims Il nuovo servizio per le donne vittime di violenza del Dipartimento di Psicologia della Sapienza Università di Roma
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3.45 p.m. The new Red Cross anti-violence center Il nuovo centro anti violenza della Croce Rossa
4.00 p.m. The Police Academy refresher courses
I corsi di aggiornamento della Scuola Superiore di Polizia 4.15 p.m. The Carabinieri course on gender violence management Il corso dei Carabinieri sulla gestione della violenza di genere 4.30 p.m. The national project for the management of gender violence in the Emergency Room
Il progetto nazionale per la gestione della violenza di genere in Pronto Soccorso 4.45 p.m. The dark side of men. Male violence against women: cultural models for intervention
Il lato oscuro degli uomini. La violenza maschile contro le donne: modelli culturali di intervento
5.00 p.m. Discussion 5.15 p.m. Short film: METAMORPHOSIS “… don’t call me love”
Cortometraggio: METAMORFOSI "...non chiamarmi amore" 5.20 p.m. Presentation of the book “VIOLENCE ON WOMEN: NETWORK AMONG EMERGENCY
ROOM, PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT AND OPERATIONS”
Presentazione del libro “LA VIOLENZA SULLE DONNE: NETWORK TRA PRONTO SOCCORSO, SUPPORTO PSICOLOGICO E OPERATIVITÀ”
Thursday 16th October 2014 | AULA DE GASPERI
INNOVATION IN EDUCATION AND RESEARCH THE POSTGRADUATE SCHOOL IN EMERGENCY MEDICINE, NEW REGULATIONS BEING
2.45 p.m. The experience in innovative projects for teaching in Emergency Medicine L’esperienza in progetti innovative per l’insegnamento in Medicina d’Emergenza-Urgenza 3.00 p.m. The history of Emergency Medicine in the US La storia della Medicina d’Emergenza negli Stati Uniti 3.15 p.m. The UK experience
L’esperienza UK 3.30 p.m. Teaching experience in Emergency Medicine in Australia 3.45 p.m. Lectio Magistralis (25 mins)
An innovative way to approach pulmonary embolism 4.10 p.m. ROUND TABLE: The Italian Postgraduate Schools viewpoint
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INNOVATION IN EDUCATION AND RESEARCH INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH ACTIVITIES FOR ACUTE DISEASES
5.00 p.m. Teaching Medicine for the 21st century – science and beyond it (The University of Zagreb School of Medicine approach)
5.15 p.m. New perspectives for the Erasmus project in Poland University 5.30 p.m. How to ameliorate teaching and research projects in medicine 5.45 p.m. A long experience as Dean in the Sapienza Faculty of Medicine: the good and the bad 6.00 p.m. Why Great Network has been so successful in publishing research 6.15 p.m. New cooperation for research between Korea Konkuk University and
Sapienza University of Rome
6.30 p.m. Discussion
Friday 17th October 2014 | AULA PARISI
END STAGE HEART FAILURE BETWEEN CARDIORENAL SYNDROME, HEART TRANSPLANTATION, INNOVATIVE DEVICE AND CACAEXIA
8.30 a.m. How to evaluate promptly the occurrence of acute kidney injury in patients with
cardiovascular disease 8.45 a.m. How to detect the presence of end stage heart failure in clinical practice 9.00 a.m. How to select the perfect candidate for heart transplantation 9.15 a.m. Projects for improving heart transplantation results 9.30 a.m. Cardiorenal Syndrome = end stage heart failure patients? 9.45 a.m. Why low sodium levels are linked with poor prognosis in severe heart failure patients 10.00 a.m. Anaemia in end stage heart failure: what can we do?
10.15 a.m. Discussion ELDERLY PATIENTS IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM: BE PREPARED FOR A TSUNAMI OF OVER 75s IN THE NEXT YEARS
10.30 a.m. Miss Marple and the hidden secrets of ageing 10.45 a.m. The elderly patient in the emergency room: a very complex one
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11.00 a.m. Do we need a special code for over 75s in the Emergency Room
11.15 a.m. Cardiovascular diseases in elderly patients: is there the need for a specific approach? 11.30 a.m. Management of elderly patients in the Emergency Room: a new organizational model 11.45 a.m. Acute confusional state in the elderly 12.00 p.m. Clinical research in the very elderly with acute coronary syndrome: between guidelines,
ageism and outcome evaluation 12.15 p.m. Heart Failure management in the elderly 12.30 p.m. Management of the fragile elderly patient with co-morbidities after hospital discharge 12.45 p.m. Risk stratifications of elderly people with acute diseases, what we need to know. 1.00 p.m. Discussion 1.30 p.m. LUNCH
MANAGEMENT OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND SEPSIS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: HOW TO AMELIORATE IT
2.30 p.m. How to promptly detect infectious diseases in the Emergency Room 2.45 p.m. Procalcitonin vs white blood cell count in detecting infection diseases in the Emergency
Room 3.00 p.m. Hemodynamic assessment in patients with sepsis: do we need it 3.15 p.m. Novel biomarkers for septic patients 3.30 p.m. An innovative tool for the promptly detection of urinary infection in the Emergency Room 3.45 p.m. Adrenomedullin and proenkephalin in septic patients: biomarkers of severity and kidney
disease
4.00 p.m. The use of an early alert system to improve compliance with sepsis bundles and to assess impact on mortality
4.15 p.m. Procalcitonin as indicator of Bacterial infection in seasonal and pandemic influenza 4.30 p.m. Discussion
THE ART OF COMMUNICATION IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM 4.45 p.m. The role of psychological support for the improvement communication in the Emergency
Room
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5.00 p.m. Difficulties in communicating in the Emergency Room: practical experiences 5.15 p.m. Congress closing remarks Friday 17th October 2014 | AULA CALIPARI
WHAT IS NEW IN ANAPHYLAXIS IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM 10.30 a.m. Hereditary angioneurotic edema: emergencies therapy 10.45 a.m. Acquired urticaria-angioedema syndrome: causes and treatments 11.00 a.m. Anaphylaxis: treatment in emergency and prevention 11.15 a.m. Discussion
COMPLEX ARRHYTHMIAS IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM: BETWEEN STANDARDS OF CARE AND INNOVATIONS
11.30 a.m. Management of Atrial Fibrillation in the Emergency Room today
11.45 a.m. Management of Atrial Fibrillation in the Emergency Room today: Italian experience
12.00 p.m. Current guidelines for the treatment of atrial fibrillation in the acute phase 12.15 p.m. How to immediately detect structural heart disease in patients with acute atrial
fibrillation in ED 12.30 p.m. Innovative pharmacological treatment for acute atrial fibrillation in ED: experience with
Vernakalant
12.45 p.m. Atrial fibrillation from the Emergency Room to territorial management 1.00 p.m. How to prevent stroke in atrial fibrillation patients: utility of new anticoagulant
treatments 1.15 p.m. Discussion 1.30 p.m. LUNCH
MANAGEMENT OF TOTAL FLUID BODY CONTENT IN HEART FAILURE: THE BIOIMPEDANCE VECTOR ANALYSIS UTILITY
2.30 p.m. How to assess fluid congestion in patients with acute heart failure 2.45 p.m. The need to evaluate body fluid overload in acute heart failure patients 3.00 p.m. Is echocardiographic assessment enough accurate in determining circulating volume in
heart failure patients
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3.15 p.m. Why BIVA is so good in the management of heart failure patients
3.30 p.m. Experience with BIVA+biomarkers in acute heart failure patients
3.45 p.m. BIVA and BNP in the management of heart failure
4.00 p.m. Why in Turkey we are starting to think to use BIVA in heart failure patients
4.15 p.m. BIVA utility for resistant diuretic patients
4.30 p.m. Discussion
