Southern Idaho 2013 EMS CONFERENCE

October 11-12, 2013 College of Southern Idaho Twin Falls, Idaho Southern Idaho 2013 EMS CONFERENCE Dedication to Preserving Life

Conference CONFERENCE Information INFORMATION / Highlights/ HIGHLIGHTS page 2 October 11-12, 2013 Twin Falls Idaho Friday, October 11 The College of Southern Idaho Department of Health Sciences and Human Services along with their generous sponsors are pleased to invite you to the 2013 Southern Idaho EMS Conference to be held at the College of Southern Idaho in Twin Falls, Idaho on October 11-12, 2013. We look Our Sponsors forward to seeing you at this year s event. The CSI campus address: 315 Falls Ave Twin Falls, ID 83301 If you have questions, please call Shonna at (208)732-6281 or contact via email: sparsons@csi.edu 11:00-13:00 Registration, Refreshments, Vendors Online registration available now at www.csi.edu/ emsconference

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2013 Conference at a Glance 1100-1300 Registration, Refreshments, Vendors 1300-1400 Opening Remarks Fine Arts Auditorium 1400-1530 State of the State of EMS Fine Arts Auditorium 1545-1715 Sea of Change Fine Arts Auditorium 1545-1715 Cadaver Lab Shields Bldg. 1715-1830 Break, Refreshments, Vendors 1830-2030 Art of Professionalism Herrett Museum 1300-1400 Fine Arts Auditorium Opening Remarks Tammye Erdmann, RN, BScIT, MS Ed., CHSE Welcome remarks, and a celebration of the past 10 years of the Southern Idaho EMS Conference. SESSIONS 1400-1530 Fine Arts Auditorium State of the State of EMS Wayne Denny, Idaho EMS Bureau Chief Our Idaho EMS Bureau Chief will update us on the current and future important issues related to EMS in Idaho. Come to hear the latest important information that will impact your practice as an EMS professional in Idaho. There will be a limited question and answer period following Wayne s presentation. 1545-1715 Fine Arts Auditorium Sea of Change Tammye Erdmann, RN, BScIT, MS Ed., CHSE Join Tammye while she presents Human Factors. Explore how we, as humans, impact the safe and efficient delivery of patient care. Learn about change and how the need for change is going to drive the future of patient care. Change is good!!! 1545-1715 (Limit 12) Shields Bldg., Room 216 and 223 Cadaver Lab Bill Ebener, MS, CSI Biology Dept. This always popular hands-on session allows participants to experience the relationship between human anatomy and its relationship to EMS field procedures and patient care. Limited seating sign up early! 1715 1830 Break, Refreshments, Vendors page 3 1830-2030 (Dinner) Herrett Museum Art of Professionalism Mike Helbock, EMT-P Every individual in EMS is in this profession for similar reasons. They are compassionate, motivated, self-starters who want to spend their lives helping others. Many see themselves as professionals but do their peers or supervisors see them that way? Come and sit while Mike discusses the ups and downs of this noble profession and help foster the compassion that got you into this job many years ago. Are you ready to go there? register at www.csi.edu/emsconference

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2013 page 4 Conference at a Glance 0730-0800 Registration, Refreshments, Vendors 0800-1000 The Art of and Choreography of Cardiac Resuscitation Large Lecture 150 0800-1000 Pre-Hospital Cardiology Room 241 / ER MedSurg Sim Lab 0800-1000 The Baby s Coming Room 270 / OB Neonatal Simulation 0800-1000 Becoming a High Reliable Team - Session 1 Room 106 0800-0900 Find your EMS-ness!! Large Lecture 151 0800-0900 LZ Class Room 104 0900-1000 Risk Management in EMS Small Lecture 154 0900-1000 Virtuosity: The act of doing the common Large Lecture 151 1000-1030 Break, Refreshments, Vendors 1000-1030 EMS Bowl Session 1 Room 182 1030-1130 To Give or Not to Give: Trauma Resuscitation Large Lecture Hall 150 1030-1130 Pediatric Airway Emergencies Room 160 1030-1200 Burn Trauma and the 2011 ABA Updates Large Lecture Hall 151 1030-1230 Pediatric Closed Head Injuries Room 241 / MedSurg Sim Lab 1030-1230 HP-CPR Practice Lab Room 180 / Lab 1030-1230 Becoming a High Reliable Team Session 2 Room 106 1130-1330 Lunch 1130-1200 EMS Bowl Session 2 Room 182 1215-1245 EMS Bowl Session 3 Room 182 1130-1230 Extreme SIM Lab EMS Sim Lab 173 1145-1245 Stump the Doc Large Lecture Hall 150 1300-1400 The Survival Mindset and Environmental Emergencies Room 106 1300-1400 Extreme SIM Lab Room 173 1330-1500 Live, from the Street Large Lecture Hall 150 1330-1500 What has time got to do with it? Room 241 / MedSurg Sim Lab 1330-1430 Stop the Bleeding NOW! Room 104 1330-1500 HP-CPR Practice lab Room 180 / Lab 1400-1500 Pediatric Airway Emergencies Room 160 1500-1630 To Give or Not to Give: Trauma Resuscitation (repeat) Large Lecture Hall 151 1500-1630 OB/GYN Emergencies Large Lecture Hall 150 1500-1630 Neonatal Resuscitation Program Room 270 / OB Neonatal Simulation 1500-1630 Cadaver Lab Shields Bldg., Room 216 and 223 1500-1630 HP-CPR Practice Lab Room 180 / Lab 1630-1700 Completion of Evaluations

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2013 (continued) 7:30-8:00 Registration, Refreshments, Vendors Sessions 0800-1000 Large Lecture 150 The ART and Choreography of Cardiac Resuscitation-High Performance CPR (HP-CPR) The New Science Mike Helbock, EMT-P Quality CPR (HP-CPR) is a newly developed program from Seattle designed to improve survival from cardiac arrest. Scientific studies convincingly show that letter perfect CPR, minimal breaks in compressions, full recoil, adequate depth, and adequate compression rate are all factors that can increase survival from cardiac arrest. HP-CPR teaches you how to incorporate these critical factors and helps guide you to a more successful resuscitation. This course will offer the initial tools and content needed to achieve high performance CPR (HP-CPR) on your next resuscitation and teach YOU how to incorporate this technique into your own EMS system! 0800-1000 (Limit 30) Room 241 and ER MedSurg Sim Lab Pre-Hospital Cardiology Brandy Bartholomew, RN, BSN, CEN Marc Essary, EMT-P In this session, Brandy will present basic anatomy, time sensitive procedures and review national and local standards of care. She will present the level 1 Cardiac protocol followed up with a simulation experience. 0800-1000 (Limit 30) Room 270 and OB/Neonatal Simulation Lab The Baby s Coming! Marion Constable, RN, MSN, CNM Hal Iverson, RN, EMT-P This workshop will review essential steps in organizing your team and successfully managing a precipitous delivery at home. The two sessions of this class are joined together, and participants are encouraged to sign up and participate in both sessions 0800-1000 (Limit 30) Room 106 Becoming a High Reliable Team - Session 1 Susan Gidding, RN, CCRN, RRT, MHS Rob Vawser, RPL, CCM, BS Be prepared for the unexpected and learn how to become a Highly Reliable Organization (HRO). Studies show that HROs demonstrate improved teamwork, communication and patient outcomes. During this four hour session you will learn about: HROs Teamwork Communication Preparing for unexpected events The crash of Trooper Two (Maryland State Police) In addition, you will learn how to prepare and execute a table top training drill for your agency. This is a special four hour session; you may attend independently or join us with your team. 0800-0900 Large Lecture 151 Find your EMS-ness!! Bill Arsenault, EMT-P Lead Paramedic/ Training Officer - Gem County EMS In this fun filled, yet informative class, you will find that Emergency Medical Providers (EMP) are no longer just ambulance drivers, nor are we just volunteer or career providers. In a technology filled- instant- media- spotlight inducedseizure- thought-process, everything we do is critiqued and evaluated. How your EMS service looks and feels to the community sets the tone for its short and long term image. In short, what do you want your image to be and how do you find your EMS-ness? 0800-0900 (Limit 30) Room 104 LZ Class Air St. Luke s Preparing a landing zone for EMS helicopters is an important skill and a vital component in flight care. Learn from an experienced flight medic on how best to choose a landing site and provide maximum safety for patients, crew and ground personnel. 0900-1000 Small Lecture 154 Risk Management in EMS Charlie Butterfield, EMT-P Airways, ambulances, and algorithms. If it can be predicted, it can be prevented. This presentation will take a close look at how to better manage risks and apply critical thinking to EMS. 0900-1000 Large Lecture 151 Virtuosity: The act of doing the common, uncommonly well Tom McLean, EMT-P, Captain, Ketchum Fire Department Many of the decisions we make as EMS providers are based on the vital signs we collect in our patient surveys. These critical decision making findings are often assessed in a cursory manner that may lead to improper decision making. Virtuosity in vital-taking will help providers make proper decisions in providing care to their patients. The course will cover what an ausculatory gap is, Korotkoff sounds you should be familiar with, the importance of laminar flow and how to apply a proper tilt test. BP cuff and stethoscope are required for this course. 1000-1030 Break, Refreshments, Vendors 1000-1030 (Limit 8) Room 182 EMS Bowl Session 1 Kate Baldwin, EMT-A Get your EMS nerd on, and walk away with bragging rights!! This individual or team event will be presented with questions that focus on National Registry topics such as: airway, operations, cardiovascular, shock trauma and medical. Come and join Kate for this interactive learning experience. page 5 register at www.csi.edu/emsconference

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2013 (continued) page 6 1030-1130 Large Lecture Hall 150 To Give or Not to Give: Trauma Resuscitation David Salisbury, Flight RN, EMT-P, CFRN, MBA A brief history of blood administration in trauma. A look at damage control resuscitation in the hospital and what can we do in the pre-hospital environment to improve patient outcomes. Also look at the latest studies and technologies currently being utilized to treat patients. 1030-1130 (Limit 30) Room 160 Pediatric Airway Emergencies Tom Mortimer, RN, EMT-P Come learn about life threatening emergencies such as epiglottitis and croup and treatments for pre-hospital providers and hospital-based clinicians. 1030-1200 Large Lecture Hall 151 Burn Trauma and the 2011 ABA Updates Cheryl Bice, RN, BSN, CCRN, CFRN What healthcare providers DO for their patients in the first few hours post burn DOES make a difference in the long-term outcome of burn victims. Although we are doing our very best, are we truly informed in the latest practices? These patients deserve the very best of care and our job is to be an extension of that care in which is received from our colleagues in the burn unit. Understanding the basics of burn trauma will help alleviate the stress and fear that many providers face every time they encounter a burn victim. This course will review: Primary and Secondary Survey Severity/Depth of Burn Thermal, Chemical and Electrical Injury Pediatric Considerations ABA 2011 Updates PEARLS of Caring for a Burn Victim 1030-1230 (Limit 30) Room 241 / MedSurg Sim Lab Pediatric Closed Head Injuries Mark Urban, MD Marc Essary, EMT-P We will review and discuss closed head injuries and current management of both pre-hospital and in the ER. We will practice the review during a simulation and discuss pediatric specific considerations. 1030-1230 (Limit 20) Room 180 / Lab HP-CPR Practice Lab Andie Woodward, EMT-P Lara McLean, EMT-P Opportunity to practice high performance CPR skills. 1030-1230 (Limit 30) Room 106 Becoming a High Reliable Team Session 2 Susan Gidding, RN, CCRN, RRT, MHS Rob Vasser, RPL, CCM, BS Be prepared for the unexpected and learn how to become a Highly Reliable Organization (HRO). Studies show that HROs demonstrate improved teamwork, communication and patient outcomes. During this four hour session you will learn about: HROs Teamwork Communication Preparing for unexpected events The crash of Trooper Two (Maryland State Police) In addition, you will learn how to prepare and execute a table top training drill for your agency. This is a special four hours session; you may attend independently or join us with your team. 1130-1330 Lunch Doorprizes 11:30-13:30 Must be present to win! 1130-1200 (Limit 8) Room 182 EMS Bowl Session 2 Kate Baldwin EMT-A Get your EMS nerd on, and walk away with bragging rights!! This individual or team event will be presented with questions that focus on National Registry topics such as: airway, operations, cardiovascular, shock trauma and medical. Come and join Kate for this interactive learning experience. 1215-1245 (Limit 8) Room 182 EMS Bowl Session 3 Kate Baldwin EMT-A Get your EMS nerd on, and walk away with bragging rights!! This individual or team event will be presented with questions that focus on National Registry topics such as: airway, operations, cardiovascular, shock trauma and medical. Come and join Kate for this interactive learning experience. 1130-1230 (Limit 12) Room 173 Extreme SIM Lab Hal Iverson RN, EMT-P Are you ready for a challenge? Perform your assessment, field diagnosis and treatment in an extreme environment that may include: darkness, noise and other factors without any risk. Come join in the fun! 1145-1245 Large Lecture Hall 150 Stump the Doc Kevin Kraal, MD Do you have a challenging, interesting or confusing case you would like to stump the doc with? Now is your chance! Join Dr. Kraal to see if you have the case that can stump him.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2013 (continued) 1300-1400 (Limit 30) Room 106 The Survival Mindset and Environmental Emergencies Jeff Weese, RN, BSN, CEN, EMT-A EMS crews operate year round in a variety of settings. We are the ones called upon to take the risks and be there EVERYTIME, often when conditions are less than ideal. This presentation focuses on essential mental and physical skills to take care of yourself when things go wrong as well as deal with environmental threats unique to Idaho. Lecture includes demonstration of survival equipment and discussion of scenarios. 1300-1400 (Limit 12) Room 173 Extreme SIM Lab Hal Iverson, RN, EMT-P Are you ready for a challenge? Perform your assessment, field diagnosis and treatment in an extreme environment that may include: darkness, noise and other factors without any risk. Come join in the fun! 1330-1500 Large Lecture Hall 150 Live, from the Street Mike Helbock, EMT-P This session will deal with multiple live interactive video case studies. Videos were actually put on the rigs and live scenes were shot! Together, we will offer the initial assessment, scene development, develop a Sick/Not Sick decision and treat the patient by offering both BLS and ALS interventions. Cases will include medical, trauma, adults and kids. 1330-1500 (Limit 30) Room 241 / MedSurg Sim Lab What has time got to do with it? Kathy Elwell, RN, BSN, EMT-P Marc Essary, EMT-P Join Kathy and learn about Stroke Care Management. Learn how the care provided in the pre-hospital environment greatly impacts patient outcomes. This didactic presentation will be followed up with an opportunity to practice a simulated patient care case focusing on stroke and stoke care management. 1330-1430 (Limit 30) Room 104 Stop the Bleeding NOW! Bill Arsenault, EMT-P Patient care for bleeding is now the new norm before airway. Are you prepared to immediately make things happen to preserve the life or limb of the injured? Bill will bring you into the world of immediate bleeding control that he has taught to local, state and federal law enforcement as well as fire and EMS agencies across Idaho. Be prepared for hands on time with the CAT and the Israeli Dressings in a simulation stimulation environment as well. You don t want to miss this class! 1330-1500 (Limit 20) Room 180 / Lab HP-CPR Practice Lab Andie Woodward, EMT-P Lara McLean, EMT-P Opportunity to practice high performance CPR skills. 1400-1500 (Limit 30) Room 160 Pediatric Airway Emergencies Tom Mortimer, RN, EMT-P Come learn about life threatening emergencies such as epiglottitis and croup and treatments for pre-hospital providers and hospital-based clinicians. 1500-1630 Large Lecture Hall 151 To Give or Not to Give: Trauma Resuscitation (repeat) David Salisbury, Flight RN, EMT-P, CFRN, MBA A brief history of blood administration in trauma. A look at damage control resuscitation in the hospital and what can we do in the pre-hospital environment to improve patient outcomes. Also look at the latest studies and technologies currently being utilized to treat patients. 1500-1630 Large Lecture Hall 150 OB/GYN Emergencies Mike Helbock, EMT-P Through a series of live interactive videos, this emergency field delivery course is designed to help EMS personnel develop rapid patient assessment skills and better understand which patients can deliver in the field (or not). After attending this class, you will have a strong understanding of the initial assessment of the pregnant patient and determine whether this patient is a candidate for a field delivery. 1500-1630 (Limit 30) Room 270 and OB/Neonatal Simulation Lab Neonatal Resuscitation Program Julie Kralovec, RN Hal Iverson, RN, EMT-P A delivery can become an unexpected experience at home or even in the back of a vehicle. A small portion of those babies need resuscitation. Do you know what to do if you are the responder? With this review of the Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) and its algorithm, Julie will help you be prepared. 1500-1630 (Limit 12) Shields Bldg., Room 216 and 223 Cadaver Lab Bill Ebener, MS, CSI Biology Dept. This always popular hands-on session allows participants to experience the relationship between human anatomy and its relationship to EMS field procedures and patient care. Limited seating sign up early! 1500-1630 (Limit 20) Room 180 / Lab HP-CPR Practice Lab Andie Woodward, EMT-P Lara McLean, EMT-P Opportunity to practice high performance CPR skills. 1630-1700 Completion of Evaluations page 7 register at www.csi.edu/emsconference

EMS Conference 2 0 1 3 Hotel Information AmericInn 1910 Fillmore Street Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 Phone: 208-732-6001 Hampton Inn 1658 Fillmore Street North Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 Phone: 208-734-2233 Hilton Garden Inn 1714 Harrison Street North Twin Falls, ID 83301 Phone: 208-733-8500 Holiday Inn Express 1554 Fillmore Street Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 Phone: 208-732-6001 Red Lion Canyon Springs Inn 1357 Blue Lakes Boulevard North Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 Phone: 208-734-5000 Shilo Inn 1586 Blue Lakes Boulevard North Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 Phone: 208-733-7545 or 1-800-222-2244 A SPECIAL RATE For those attending the EMS Conference, rooms at the Hampton Inn will be available at a discounted rate. This rate will only be available for a limited time... Reservations can be made by calling the hotel directly at 208-734-2233 or Central Reservations at 1-800-426-7866 and asking for the EMS Conference block. Make your reservations SOON! Perrine Bridge, Twin Falls, Idaho

HOW TO REGISTER Registration Form 2 0 1 3 1. Please submit one registration form for each individual. If you need copies of the registration form, you are welcome to make photocopies. You may also print this form from our website at www.csi.edu/emsconference. TO REGISTER ONLINE: Go to the website listed above (credit card required). Remember the Early Registration Savings for registrations completed online or postmarked on or before September 27, 2013. 2. Please print clearly. 3. Make checks payable to Southern Idaho EMS Conference and mail to: Department #3580, attn: Shonna College of Southern Idaho P.O. Box 1128 Twin Falls, Idaho 83303-1128 4. * You may pay with your American Express, VISA, MasterCard or Discover credit cards. * I authorize CSI to charge my credit card: YES NO Credit Card: American Express: VISA: MasterCard: Discover: Credit Card Number: Exp. Date: Please check the website for updates as they become available. Amount authorized to charge to my credit card: $ Signature: 5. Total Conference Amount Payable... Total $ Sessions with limited space will be able available for sign up at the time of on-site registration. It will be on a first come, first served basis, so arrive early if there is a special session you would like to attend. Southern Idaho EMS Conference 2013

Registration Form 2 0 1 3 Southern Idaho EMS Conference 2013 CONFERENCE FEES: Full Conference Registration Fee: INDICATE YOUR CHOICE Postmarked or completed online BY September 27, 2013 $115 Postmarked or completed online AFTER September 27, 2013 $140 I want to attend the Friday Sessions Only Postmarked or completed online BY September 27, 2013 $40 Postmarked or completed online AFTER September 27, 2013 $55 Will you be attending the Friday dinner? * Session is 1 CEU.... Yes $14 I will be bringing a guest to dinner... Yes $14 * Friday dinner session will be presented by Mike Helbock, EMT-P. I want to attend the Saturday Sessions Only Postmarked or completed online BY September 27, 2013 $100 Postmarked or completed online AFTER September 27, 2013 $115 2013 EMS Conference Total Cost... $ Please enter this amount on the payment side of this page. Please print your name and title as you wish them to appear on your name badge: First Name: Last Name: Title: Organization: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: ( ) Fax: ( ) E-mail: Cancellation/Refund Policy There will be a cancellation fee of $25 after October 5, 2013. We are looking forward to seeing you in October. This year s conference will be another great time loaded with current, up-to-date information!

EMS Conference 2 0 1 3 Thank you! We wish to thank our many vendors, sponsors, speakers and of course, all of our conference participants and volunteers for their generosity and support of the annual Southern Idaho EMS Conference over the years! Some of our vendors and sponsors include: Access Medical Associates, Inc. AED Everywhere Air St. Luke s Bound Tree Medical Braun Northwest, Inc. Enerspect Medical Solutions Idaho EMS Bureau Idaho Volunteer Fire and EMS Jones and Bartlett Publishers Laerdal Medical Life Assist Life Flight Network, LLC Medtronic Progressive Medical International Sawtooth Emergency Vehicles, Inc SG Five Training, LLC St. Alphonsus Life Flight St. Luke s Magic Valley Regional Medical Center Stryker This is not intended to be a complete list of all of those who have supported our conference.

Department # 3580 College of Southern Idaho P.O. Box 1128 Twin Falls, ID 83303-1128 Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Permit No. 679 Boise, Idaho Dedication to Preserving Life