2016 Program

Sunday, February 21, 2016

(each presentation will include a 5 min Q&A btw speaker and audience)

0645	Breakfast and registration
0730	Welcome and Introduction Joel Yaphe
0740	Pediatric Articles from the Literature: The Year in Review Ran Goldman
0815	You do WHAT?%#! The Fast Changing Practice of Pediatric Emergency Medicine – 5 Things you need to know about: Ketamine for Pain Control Epinephrine as a first line vasopressor POCUS in pediatric shock Jason Fischer
0850	2015 ACLS update: what changes do I need to make? Sara Gray
0925	Updatecardiology: shock and awe — high yield findings from the recent cardiology literature Chris Hicks
1000	End of morning
1600	Aprés Ski Snack
1630	Rotating Workshops Sessions will be from 1630-1715, 1720-1805, 1810-1855 hrs Workshop A M and M cases – learn from other people’s mistakes Eric Letovsky Workshop B Trauma decision support — analyzing key inflection points in the care of a critically injured trauma patient, backed by evidence Chris Hicks Workshop C You’ve got ROSC….now what? A review of post-resuscitation care. Rachel Poley

Monday, February 22, 2016

0700	Breakfast
0730	Rotating Workshops Sessions will be from 0730-0815, 0820-0905, 0905-0950 hrs Workshop A What Keeps Me Up At Night: A Chief’s Look at Challenging Cases and Solutions from the SickKids ED Jason Fischer Workshop B Challenging Cases in End of Life Care Shirley Lee Workshop C Whoa, they’re sick! Optimizing critical care in the ED. Sara Gray
1600	Aprés Ski Snack
1630	Rotating Workshops Sessions will be from 1630-1715, 1720-1805, 1810-1855 hrs Workshop A “Seen this, done that. Pediatric video cases from the trenches” Ran Goldman Workshop B Prevent that desat…How to optimize your patient for intubation. Rachel Poley Workshop C Different Strokes for different folks: Hicks and JP share their often differing approaches to managing some cases that could come your way. Chris Hicks and Jean-Pierre Champagne

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

(session will conclude with a 30 min Q&A with audience)

0700	Breakfast
0730	What your colleagues are reading – Cases from the Adult Literature Joel Yaphe
Five Things You Need to know about: (30 min x 3)
0800	Jean-Pierre Champagne Five things you need to do to communicate effectively with your patient Five things you need to know about clinical prediction rules Five things that JP will share with you when the time is right…
0830	Shirley Lee Ketamine the wonder drug Best transfusion practices Vasopressors and inotropes
0900	David Carr 5 Medication indications you should know about 5 rashes you must be able to recognize 5 pearl for managing the sick diabetic patient
0930	Discussion with the audience
1600	Aprés Ski Snack
1630	Rotating Workshops Sessions will be from 1630-1715, 1720-1805, 1810-1855 hrs Workshop A Kids who Return: An Opportunity for Clinical Reflection and Lessons Learned Olivia Ostrow Workshop B Remember that patient you sent home? … ED M&M’s Jeff Tyberg Workshop C Challenging Cases inspired by rural single coverage (and Dr. Seuss!): Part I: Green Eggs and Ham: Tricks for the single coverage physician who can’t be picky. Its you… its only you… its all you! Kylie Bosman

Wednesday February 24, 2016

0700	Breakfast
0730	Rotating Workshops Sessions will be from 0730-0815, 0820-0905, 0905-0950 hrs Workshop A Best Medical Cases Series: Medical Cases that still make me think David Carr Workshop B Cases from the medical legal file – have you paid your dues? Eric Letovsky Workshop C “You Shall Not Pass: Cognitive challenges at the level of the cords” Jean-Piere Champagne
1600	Aprés Ski Snack
1630	Rotating Workshops Sessions will be from 1630-1715, 1720-1805, 1810-1855 hrs Workshop A Challenging Cases inspired by rural single coverage (and Dr. Seuss!): Part II: Oh the places you’ll go!: Cases of survival from the long bumpy road to tertiary care Kylie Bosman Workshop B Keep calm and carry on – Management of the Agitated Patient in the ED Jeff Tyberg Workshop C The Child had WHAT %#!? : Interesting Diagnoses Missed the First Time Around Olivia Ostrow