Trauma Trends Trauma Education Day Presented by ED and Trauma Committee

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1 Trauma Trends Trauma Education Day Presented by ED and Trauma Committee Tuesday, October 16, System Main Campus Battenfeld Auditorium, in the Student This is a free consortium geared at EMS providers and registered nurses in the ED, ICU and acute care areas. Anyone providing care to trauma patients is invited to attend. The course provides 8.5 trauma-approved nursing contact hours, and EMS trauma hours are available.

2 Program description This consortium will incorporate current guidelines, evidence-based principles and innovative, thought-provoking elements of trauma care throughout the continuum. Audience This offering is recommended to all healthcare providers who interact with critically ill adult and/ or pediatric trauma patients and any professionals interested in the care of the trauma patient. Including, but not limited to, prehospital personnel, ED staff, ICU and acute care nurses. Objectives The learner will be able to: Understand limb-threatening vs. lifethreatening injuries Discuss pathophysiology, diagnosis and management of neurological trauma Interpret imaging of neurological trauma Explain traumatic brain injury management medical, surgical and future direction Describe spinal cord injury management medical, surgical and future direction Outline the daily practices and procedures of a flight nurse/flight medic Review air transport interfacility transfers and scene flights. Discuss intracranial physiology Discuss immediate management of gunshot wounds to the head Demonstrate the brainstem neurologic exam Identify current trauma practice guidelines and research developments Interpret the basics of chest and abdominal radiograph Discuss current practice trends in EMS care of the trauma patient Define how a trauma system works, what our regional trauma system is, regional trauma statistics, how activation criteria work and common misconceptions in trauma Accreditation System is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing education by the American Nurses Credentialing s Commission on Accreditation. CNE This program has been approved for 8.5 contact hours. To receive credit, you must attend this program in its entirety and complete the program evaluation. EMS The University of Kansas Hospital, as an approved provider by the Kansas Board of EMS, has approved this offering for 8.0 continuing education hours toward EMT/EMT-P relicensure Course Provider #PP5000. ADA It is our intent to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Please notify us when registering of any special needs. Conflict of interest The speakers and planning committee have denied conflicts of interest regarding this subject. For questions/comments: Trauma Education Office Phone: traumaeducation@kumc.edu Brooke Haller Trauma Education Specialist and Outreach Coordinator Phone: bhaller@kumc.edu

3 Course schedule Registration and Welcome Damage Control Orthopedics John Sojka, MD Neurosurgical Trauma Kyle Smith, MD Break Flight Nursing... It s More Than Just Transporting Patients Val Jones, BSN, RN, CEN, CFRN, CTRN, and Mark Puno, BSN, RN, CEN Traumatic Brain Injury from Isolated Gunshot Wounds to the Head Lauren M. Turco, MD Lunch Radiology 101 Stepheny Berry, MD Current Trends in Prehospital Trauma Care Eric Vaughan, MD, FACEP, FAAEM Break Totally Random Trauma Stuff from the Program Director Tracy McDonald, MSN, RN, CCRN, NEA-BC Gun Violence in the United States: It s (not just) About the Guns Robert Winfield, MD, FACS Conclusion Faculty John Sojka, MD System Associate Professor of Orthopedic Surgery, Medical Director of Orthopedic Trauma Kyle Smith, MD System Neurosurgery Resident Val Jones, BSN, RN, CEN, CFRN, CTRN System and LifeStar Air Ambulance Lead Flight Nurse and ED RN Mark Puno, BSN, RN, CEN System, Emergency Department Supervisor Lauren Turco, MD System, Trauma Research Fellow Stepheny Berry, MD System, Assistant Professor of General Surgery Eric Vaughan, MD, FACEP, FAAEM System, Assistant Professor, Emergency Department, Assistant Medical Director KCK EMS, Assistant Medical Director Kansas Highway Patrol Tactical Tracy McDonald, MSN, RN, CCRN, NEA-BC System Program Director of Trauma, Burn, ACS and Concussion Robert Winfield, MD, FACS System, Assistant Professor of Surgery, Director of Trauma Research

4 Registration Internal: TLC, Trauma Trends 2018 External: surveymonkey.com/r/ LHDKJJZ Registration is free to all. Pre-registration is strongly recommended. Walk-ins will be accommodated based on space availability. Location and parking The University of Kansas Hospital 4000 Cambridge St. Kansas City, KS For questions/comments: Trauma Education Office Phone: Brooke Haller Trauma Education Specialist and Outreach Coordinator Phone: Event is inside Battenfeld Auditorium. Parking is available in P2, formerly known as Olathe 2 Parking Garage, off Olathe Boulevard. There is a parking fee.

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