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14th Annual
Spirit Medical Transportation
Services CONFERENCE 2009
Thursday, August 13
AND
Friday, August 14
Ramada
What’s Hot
and
What’s Not
in Trauma
STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN
Sponsored by
Ministry Health Care
Spirit Medical Transportation Services
Trauma Services of Saint Joseph’s Hospital
and Marshfield Clinic
TRAUMA SERVICES OF
SAINT JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL
Saint Joseph’s Children’s Hospital of Marshfield
The Region’s Only ACS-Verified Level II
Adult & Pediatric Trauma Center
Children’s Miracle Network
14th Annual Spirit Medical Transportation Services Conference 2009
What’s Hot and What’s Not in Trauma
Thursday, August 13 & Friday, August 14
Ramada
1501 North Point Drive, Stevens Point, Wisconsin
About the Keynote Faculty
Randolph Mantooth*
Tom Jadin, MSW, ICSW
EMS: Then and Now
www.RandolphMantooth.com
For thirty years Tom Jadin was on
staff at Wisconsin's Winnebago
mental health institute where he held
a variety of clinical, supervisory, and
administrative positions.
Actor,
screenwriter
and producer,
Randolph
Mantooth, is
best known to
EMS providers
for his role as
Firefighter/
Paramedic
Johnny Gage
on the television
series, “EMERGENCY!” Don’t miss
Randy’s presentation on the history of
the paramedic program, the pioneers
who laid the groundwork for our
profession, and the TV show that
helped advance ALS systems across
the nation during the 1970s and
inspired thousands to become
firefighters, paramedics and EMTs.
Meet Randy in person when he hosts
a fundraising autograph session on
behalf of the County of Los Angeles
Fire Museum. EMERGENCY!
photos and show memorabilia will be
available for purchase and
personalization. Proceeds benefit the
museum’s James O. Page Memorial
Building Fund.
*Celebrity appearance subject to change
Currently Tom operates a private
counseling service for individuals and
families and is a part-time instructor
for the University of Wisconsin.
Mr. Jadin is also an internationally
recognized speaker, trainer, and
consultant in a wide array of topics to
private corporations and public
agencies throughout the United States
and Canada. He has published and
presented over 30 papers and has 10
films to his credit.
Most important to Mr. Jadin,
however, is the fact that he is a
husband, father, pilot, and a genuine
motorcycle nut!
DaiWai M. Olson, PhD, RN,
CCRN
An expert clinician, widely published
author, experienced researcher, and
popular and effective speaker. His
more than 20 years in nursing have
been focused on critical care, with a
primary interest and passion for
neurocritical care.
He has been the principal investigator
on numerous clinical research studies,
and he has spoken extensively
throughout the United States. He is
widely published in numerous
journals, and is a contributor to the
prestigious Lippincott publication
The Clinical Practice of Neurological
and Neurosurgical Nursing, edited by
J.V. Hickey.
Dr. Olson is currently an Assistant
Clinical Professor in the Department
of Medicine, Division of Neurology
at Duke University Medical Center.
He also remains clinically involved
through his position as Level 4 Staff
Nurse in the Neuroscience Intensive
Care Unit at Duke University
Medical Center.
A. Keith Wesley, MD, FACEP
Dr. Wesley is an emergency medicine
physician. He is the former
Wisconsin State EMS medical
director and current Minnesota State
EMS Medical Director. Dr. Wesley is
the author of many articles and EMS
textbooks and a frequent speaker at
EMS conferences across the nation.
He is an active EMS medical director
currently providing medical oversight
at HealthEast, St. John’s and
Woodwinds Hospital, in St. Paul,
Minnesota.
Program Description
Objectives
Audience
As advances in patient care continue
to evolve in Emergency Medical
Services (EMS), trauma, and critical
care, we must continue to update our
knowledge and skills in caring for
injured patients and their families.
This two-day multi-disciplinary
conference highlights current issues
in trauma care throughout the
continuum: pre-hospital, emergency,
critical and acute care, and
rehabilitation.
At the conclusion of the conference,
participants should be able to:
Nationally recognized speakers and
local trauma care experts will present
topics pertinent to nurses, physicians,
pre-hospital care providers, program
managers and other health care
providers.
1. Identify the key points related to
the care of the injured patient.
2. Recognize ways we can change
practice to optimize the care of
injured patients.
3. Understand strategies in
implementing practice changes
reflective of current care standards.
General and Breakout Session Faculty
Rob Bohl, APNP
Steven Kirkhorn, MD
Alison Sampson, DO
Neurology, Medical Transportation
Services, Saint Joseph’s Hospital,
Marshfield, WI
Marshfield Clinic Research
Foundation, Marshfield Clinic,
Marshfield, WI
Physician, Obstetrics/ Gynecology,
Marshfield Clinic, Marshfield, WI
Michelle Brenner, PharmD, BCPS
Detective John Lawrynk
Clinical Pharmacist, Saint Joseph’s
Hospital, Marshfield, WI
Drug Enforcement Officer, Stevens
Point Police Department, Stevens
Point, WI
Injury Prevention and Trauma Outreach
Coordinator, Pediatric Trauma Program
Coordinator, Saint Joseph’s Hospital,
Marshfield, WI
W. Scott Carpenter, MD,
ABIM/BCEM
Donna Lotzer, RPh
C. Todd Stewart, MD
Dept. of Emergency Medicine,
Marshfield Clinic, Marshfield, WI
Director Emergency Medicine,
Flambeau Hospital, Park Falls, WI
Specialist in Poison Information,
Poison Education Coordinator, UWHC
Poison Prevention & Education Center,
Madison, WI
Chairman, Specialty Pediatrics,
Pediatric Intensivist, Marshfield Clinic,
Marshfield, WI
Michael Curtis, MD, FACEP
Detective Josh Ostrowski
EMS Medical Director, Saint Michael’s
Hospital, Stevens Point, WI, and Saint
Clare’s Hospital, Weston, WI
Drug Enforcement Officer, Portage
County Sheriff’s Department, Stevens
Point, WI
Heidi Giese, BS, CCLS, CTRS, CIMI
Scott Rifleman, NREMT-P
Child Life Manager, Child Life
Services, Saint Joseph's Children's
Hospital, Marshfield Clinic Children's,
Marshfield, WI
Portage County Coroner, Stevens Point,
WI
Amy Schmidt, RN, BSN
Patrick Sullivan, MD
Anesthesiologist, Marshfield Clinic,
Marshfield, WI
Denny L. Thomas
Risk Management and Disaster
Preparedness, Ministry Health Care,
Saint Joseph’s Hospital, Marshfield, WI
Laurel Rudolph-Kniech, MD
Physician, Ortho-Sports Medicine,
Marshfield Clinic, Marshfield, WI
For more information, contact:
Audrey Schmeeckle – Conference Coordinator
Ministry Education and Development
900 Illinois Avenue, Stevens Point, WI 54481
[email protected]
|
715.343.3192 or 800.273.3644
What’s Hot and What’s Not in Trauma
DAY ONE
Thursday, August 13
7:15 a.m.
Registration
7:55 a.m.
Welcome
8 a.m.
Keynote – EMS Then and Now
Randolph Mantooth
9 a.m.
9:15 a.m.
BREAK/TRANSITION
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Pre-hospital
Nursing
Pediatric and Adolescent Sports Injuries
Neuro Myth Busters
Laurel Rudolph-Kniech, MD
Rob Bohl, RN, NP
BREAK/TRANSITION
10:15 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
TO
Birth in a Rig: An Obstetrics Review
Poison Exposure Management …
Can I Get Some Help Here?
Alison Sampson, DO
Donna Lotzer, RPh
LUNCH
11:30 a.m.
12:30 p.m.
Keys to Communicating with Children
and Families in Medical Situations
Drug Facilitated Airway Management
A. Keith Wesley, MD, FACEP
Heidi Giese, BS, CCLS, CTRS, CIMI
1:30 p.m.
Chemical Hazards and Injury Trends
on the Farm
Pain Control in Children
C. Todd Stewart, MD
Steven Kirkhorn, MD
BREAK/TRANSITION
2:30 p.m.
Interactive Trauma Case Studies
2:45 p.m.
W. Scott Carpenter, MD and C. Todd Stewart, MD
4 p.m.
to
6 p.m.
CLOSING
COMMENTS, EVALUATIONS AND ADJOURN
Autograph Session with Randolph Mantooth
What’s Hot and What’s Not in Trauma
DAY TWO
Friday, August 14
7:15 a.m.
Registration
7:55 a.m.
Welcome
8 a.m.
Changes, Challenges, Choices
Tom Jadin, MSW, ICSW
9:15 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
BREAK/TRANSITION
Nursing
Red Lights and Sirens: Do We Need Them?
Military Advances in Today’s Practice
Michael Curtis, MD, FACEP
Patrick Sullivan, MD
BREAK/TRANSITION
You Just Don’t Understand!:
Communication
Weighing the Options: Emergent
Medication Use in the Bariatric Patient
Tom Jadin, MSW, ICSW
Michelle Brenner, PharmD, BCPS
11:45 a.m.
12:30 p.m.
BREAKOUT SESSIONS
Pre-hospital
10:30 a.m.
10:45 a.m.
TO
LUNCH
High Consequence Events (Extreme
Emergencies) and its Impact on
Patient Care
Cool is Hot and Hot is Not Hot
DaiWai M. Olson, PhD, RN, CCRN
Denny Thomas
2 p.m.
Pearls of Trauma Care: Injury Prevention through Community Reintegration
Amy Schmidt, RN, BSN
2:30 p.m.
BREAK/TRANSITION
2:45 p.m.
Prescription Drug Abuse
Scott Rifleman, NREMT-P, Detective Josh Ostrowski, and Detective John Lawrynk
3:45 p.m.
EVALUATION
AND
ADJOURN – See you next year!
14th Annual Spirit Medical Transportation Services Conference 2009
What’s Hot and What’s Not in Trauma
Thursday, August 13 & Friday, August 14
Ramada
1501 North Point Drive, Stevens Point, Wisconsin
Accommodations
CEU Credit
Cancellations
A block of rooms has been
reserved at the Ramada for a
reduced rate of $78 per night
single until July 17. Make your
reservations early. For
reservations, please call
715.341.1340 and mention
Spirit Trauma Conference for
the discount.
Application for CEUs has been
made through Ministry Health Care
– Education and Development by
WISHET, the Wisconsin Society for
Healthcare Education and Training,
as a provider of Continuing
Healthcare Education.
Day 1 Only = 0.625 CEUs
(6.25 contact hours)
Day 2 Only = 0.625 CEUs
(6.25 contact hours)
Both Days = 1.25 CEUs
(12.5 contact hours)
Cancellations received before August
1, 2009, will be refunded minus a
$15 processing fee. No refunds will
be made after this date.
Parking
Ample parking is available at
the conference location.
Application for EMS CEUs has
been made through WTCS and
State EMS section.
Day 1 Only = 6.25 contact hours
Day 2 Only = 6.25 contact hours
Both Days = 12.5 contact hours
Sponsors
Children’s Miracle Network
Ministry Health Care –
Education and Development
Saint Joseph’s Children’s Hospital
of Marshfield
Spirit Medical Transportation Service
Trauma Services of Saint Joseph’s
Hospital and Marshfield Clinic
Planning Committee
Brenda Fellenz, RN, MSN, CEN,
Nurse Manager, Emergency
Department, Saint Joseph’s Hospital
Deb Martin, RN, MSN, Spirit Medical
Transportation Services, Saint Joseph’s
Hospital
Audrey Schmeeckle, BS, Conference
Coordinator, Ministry Health Care Education and Development SSO
Linda Johnson, RN, BSN, Spirit
Medical Transportation Services, Saint
Joseph’s Hospital
Pam Rappe, RN, Assistant Nurse
Manager,Emergency Department, Saint
Joseph’s Hospital
Amy Schmidt, RN, BSN, Injury
Prevention and Trauma Outreach
Coordinator, Pediatric Trauma Program
Coordinator, Saint Joseph’s Hospital,
Marshfield
Sandy Johnson, RN, NREMT-P, EMS
Coordinator, Saint Joseph’s Hospital
Registration Form
14th Annual Spirit Medical Transportation Services Conference 2009
What’s Hot and What’s Not in Trauma
Thursday, August 13 & Friday, August 14
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FEE
Payment Options
❏ Check made payable to Ministry Health Care
❏ SJH Travel Request
❏ Thursday, August 13 ONLY
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$65
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No refunds will be made after this date.
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$50
$ ________
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❏ Friday, August 14 ONLY
❏ Regular Registration
❏ Registration for Ministry Health Care employees,
(per participant)
Marshfield Clinic employees, and students
❏ Three or more registrations from one agency
(per participant)
❏ Full Conference – Thursday, August 13 & Friday, August 14
$110
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❏ Regular Registration
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❏ Registration for Ministry Health Care employees, $80
Marshfield Clinic employees, and students
❏ Three or more registrations from one agency
$100
(per participant)
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If you have a disability and desire special
accommodations, or if you have special dietary
needs, please advise us when you register.
Requests are kept confidential.
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14th Annual
Spirit Medical Transportation Services
CONFERENCE 2009
Thursday, August 13
What’s Hot
and What’s Not
in Trauma
Ramada
AND
Friday, August 14
STEVENS POINT, WISCONSIN
Sponsored by
Ministry Health Care
Spirit Medical Transportation Services
TRAUMA SERVICES OF SAINT JOSEPH’S HOSPITAL
The Region’s Only ACS-Verified Level II
Adult & Pediatric Trauma Center
Trauma Services of Saint Joseph’s Hospital
and Marshfield Clinic
Saint Joseph’s Children’s Hospital of Marshfield
Children’s Miracle Network