Duke University Hospital Trauma Center 25th Annual Duke Trauma

Trauma Conference
Thursday, March 12, 2015
at
Durham Hilton
Hotel Accommodation Information
3800 Hillsborough Road
Durham, NC 27705
Our conference location and host property is the
Durham Hilton, 3800 Hillsborough Road, Durham, NC
27705, phone 919-383-8033.
For more information and reservations, please call the
Durham Hilton at 919-383-8033 or Hilton Reservations at
1-800-445-8667.
25th Annual Duke Trauma Conference
Thursday, March 12, 2015
The Duke Trauma Center is committed to the
optimal care of injured patients in an organized
system from pre-hospital through rehabilitation
stages. The care of the injured patient is a
coordinated effort between surgery, nursing,
and ancillary services. Care is provided with
efficiency and the latest knowledge of injury to
resuscitate, save lives, and, when necessary, to
bring peace to those who pass from our hands.
We are dedicated to holistic, family-centered
care in all age groups. We assure that those
caring for trauma patients will be welleducated; we will provide education to our
referring facilities and Emergency Medical
Services and we will take a leadership role in
research to increase a patient’s chance of
survival and to decrease disability from injury.
We are dedicated to the prevention of violence
and other mechanisms of injury to provide a
safer community.
25th Annual Duke
Duke Trauma Center and Duke University Health System
Clinical Education & Professional Development are committed to making learning events accessible to all individuals. Should you have a special need, please submit a
description of your needs to our office. Every attempt
will be made to facilitate your participation in this activity. For further information, call (919) 684-4293 or
email: educate@mc.duke.edu.
DUMC Box 2722
Durham, NC 27710
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Clinical Education & Professional Development
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25th Annual Duke
Trauma Conference
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Thursday, March 12, 2015
Opportunities for Q&A will be provided at the
conclusion of each presentation.
Description
Our conference focuses on a variety of trauma care topics to
meet educational needs of interdisciplinary medical teams (RN’s,
NP’s, PA’s MD’s, EMS personnel, and others) who provide care
and services for trauma patients.
Learning Objectives
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Describe training and resources that police have in caring
for victims of trauma.
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Describe best practices for reducing stress and creating
resilience for healthcare professionals.
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Assess and address the needs of an injured child beyond
the physical injury.
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Describe methods used to treat blood loss in the trauma
patient.
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Describe characteristic injury patterns and management of
injured infants and children.
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Discuss strategies to reduce decision making errors.
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Describe indications/recommended interventions for genitourinary trauma.
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Analyze trauma statistics and case studies.
7:15 -8: 00 am
8:00 -8:10 am
8:10 -9:00 am
Registration &
Continental Breakfast
In support of improving patient care, Duke University Clinical Education &
Professional Development is accredited by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education
(ACPE), and the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education
(ACCME), to provide continuing education for the health care team.
Participants who complete this activity are awarded 6.7 credit hours.
Allied Health Professions: Duke University Health System
Clinical Education & Professional Development is authorized by
the International Association of Continuing Education & Training (IACET) to
offer 0.67 IACET CEU for attendance and successful completion of this live
event (100% attendance, full participation in all related activities, and
completion and return of an evaluation at conclusion of the conference).
Partial credit is not awarded.
Trauma Hours: This conference has been awarded 6.7 Duke Trauma
Hours.
D. It’s All in Your Head! Cognitive Errors:
How Great Clinicians Reach the Wrong
Conclusions
David Gordon, MD
Medical Director, Clinical Skills Lab
Division of Emergency Medicine
Duke University Hospital
Welcome & Objectives
Steven N. Vaslef, MD, PhD
Chief, Division of Trauma
and Critical Care
Duke University Medical Center
Police & Treating Trauma
Chief Jose L. Lopez, Sr.
Chief of Police, City of Durham
Durham, NC
James Fox, MD, FAAP
Department of Pediatrics
Duke University Hospital
11:45-12:45 pm
Lunch & Vendor Exhibits
12:45-1:35 pm
Breakout Session III
E. Treating the Bleeding Patient in 2015
Courtney Sommer, MD
Associate Professor, Divi. of Surgery
Duke University Medical Center
25th Annual Duke Trauma Conference
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Please PRINT clearly. One participant per form, please.
Registration Fees (Please circle fee you are paying)
DUH Nurses , Ancillary Services & RAC nurses = $110.00
General Attendee (Non-Duke, Non-Physician/PA Staff) = $145.00
Physicians/PAs (Duke & Non-Duke Staff)
= $250.00
EMS Personnel
= $70.00
Please Note: No refunds after Friday, March 6, 2015
TO REGISTER: Mail, Fax, or Call
Mail completed form along with full payment to:
Duke Clinical Education & Professional Development
ATTENTION: Trauma Conference Registration
DUMC Box 2722, Durham, NC 27710
OR Fax completed form & payment information to:
(919) 681-6251 OR Call (919) 684-4293
DUHS Unique ID:__________________________
Name
Review best practices in patient airway management in the
field.
Joint Accreditation Statement
10:55 -11:45 am Breakout Session II
C. Pediatric Trauma
Elisabeth Tracy, MD
Associate Professor, Division of
Surgery and Pediatrics
Duke University Medical Center
9:00-9:50 am
9:50 -10:00 am
Enhancing Resilience
Bryan Sexton, PhD
Associate Professor of Psychiatry
Duke University Medical Center
Break
10:00 -10:50 am Breakout Session I
A. Beyond Trauma: Caring for the Whole
Child
Sabrina Thompson-Fisher, RN, MSN,
CPN
Pediatric Trauma Coordinator
UNC Health Care Trauma Program
B. Treating the Bleeding Patient in 2015
Courtney Sommer, MD
Associate Professor, Division of
Surgery
Duke University Medical Center
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F. Pre-hospital Airway Management
James “Tripp” Winslow, III, MD
State of NC OEMS Medical Director
Assoc. Professor, Emergency Medicine
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
1:40-2:30 pm
Adult & Pediatric Genitourinary Trauma
Jonathan C. Routh, MD, MPH
Assistant Professor, Div. of Surgery &
Pediatrics
Duke University Medical Center
2:30-2:50 pm
Break
2:50 -3:40 pm
What Does This Mean? Trauma Statistics
Mark L. Shapiro, MD
Assistant Medical Director
Duke Trauma Center
Assoc. Professor, Division of Surgery
Duke University Medical Center
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Putting It All Together: Case Studies
Steven Vaslef, MD, PhD
4:30 –5:00 pm
Wrap-up & Evaluations
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3:40 -4:30 pm
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