Updates in Trauma Care

Updates in Trauma Care The Trauma Center at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah presents Life Altering Injuries - Putting the Pieces Together New this year: Breakout Sessions Team Approach Communication EMS ER Inpatient Scene Management Decision Making Tuesday 05.23.2017 0730-1600 Fox Valley Technical College Appleton, Wisconsin

Updates in Trauma Care EMS ER Inpatient Overview The Trauma Center at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah is a leader in trauma care. As one of nine American College of Surgeons (ACS) nationally verified Level II trauma centers in the state of Wisconsin, the Trauma Center in Neenah is dedicated to providing comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for adult and pediatric patients. We recognize the need and responsibility to educate the medical community and increase awareness in new developments in trauma care. Updates in Trauma Care 2017 is designed to update physicians, nurses, EMS personnel, and other interested individuals on current procedures, accurate assessments, and appropriate management of patients with trauma-related injuries. Our challenge is to provide optimum care to injured victims and their families in a changing environment. We are proud to offer this one-day conference featuring local and guest presenters.

Life Altering Injuries - Putting the Pieces Together Tuesday 05.23.2017 0730-1600 Fox Valley Technical College Appleton, Wisconsin Learning Outcome Participants will increase their awareness of current procedures, accurate assessments, and appropriate management of patients with traumarelated injuries, from the pre-hospital arena to the emergency department, intensive care unit and beyond. At the end of this educational session, participants will be able to: 1. Analyze case studies for greater insight into the most current assessment, diagnosis and treatment of traumatic injuries 2. Review the interdisciplinary team approach to complex multi-system trauma both prehospital and during hospital resuscitation 3. Discuss the most up-to-date information related to workplace arm, leg and crush injuries 4. Identify important aspects of the Wisconsin Trauma System 5. Discuss breakout session topics relevant to each trauma care setting: field EMS; E.D.; O.R.; and the in-patient setting EMS: Identify the needs for effective scene management for trauma patients Review appropriate pre-hospital c-spine immobilization techniques E.D.: Review the current c-spine immobilization and clearance practices O.R.: Describe how to prepare your O.R. for a major trauma case and other special considerations specific to the trauma patient in the O.R. Review the importance of intra-op communication and identification of key points necessary for successful patient transitions Inpatient: Identify how each specialty helps the trauma patient progress and how to provide interdisciplinary care to maximize recovery and avoid complications Recognize issues related to pain management in the trauma patient with multiple injuries and how to address these Conference Location Fox Valley Technical College, Entrance 16 1825 N. Bluemound Drive Appleton, Wisconsin Who Should Attend Physicians, nurses, EMS personnel and other interested individuals. Registration The registration fee includes Continental breakfast Boxed lunch Continuing education credits and program materials for the one-day course Please visit www.thedacare.org for online registration and payment options. Click on Classes in the green box and search for Trauma Symposium, or complete the registration form and send with payment. No refunds will be given after May 15, 2017. Fee Schedule Online Website Registration... $65 Mail/Phone Registration (Check or Credit Card)...$75 On-site registration not available due to space limitations. Continuing Education Information This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of the Wisconsin Medical Society through the joint providership of MetaStar, Inc. and ThedaCare. MetaStar, Inc. is accredited by the Wisconsin Medical Society to provide continuing medical education for physicians. MetaStar, Inc. designates this live activity for a maximum of 7 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Non-MD participants will be provided a certificate of attendance. Special Needs If you have needs under the Americans with Disabilities Act, please contact continuing-ed@metastar.com

Symposium Schedule 0730-0800: Registration and Continental Breakfast 0800-0805: Welcome and Housekeeping 0805-0835: The Dangerous Workplace Trends, Education and Lessons Learned Kelly Bubolz 0835-0845: Hand Washing: What s Your Role? 0845-1100: Dauntless: Confidence in Communication Skills Key Note Speaker: Kathleen Bartholomew, RN, MN 1100-1115: Break 1115-1145: Replantation: A Case Study Matt Butler, MD 1145-1200: UW Organ and Tissue Donation 1200-1230: Lunch 1230-1330: Breakout Sessions EMS: Who s in Charge? Scene Management, Avoiding Turmoil to Effectively Triage, and Challenging C-Spine Immobilization ED: Distracting Injuries in the Trauma Bay and Contraindications to C-Spine Clearance Inpatient: The Effective Team: Best Approach for Optimal Care Operating Room: Preparing and Altering the Course When Patient Condition Changes 1330-1415: Case Studies: Identification, Triage, Stabilization and Transfer David Schultz, MD, FACS 1415-1500: Trauma Care in Wisconsin: How Do You Fit In? William Oemichen 1500-1545: Case Study: How The Team Put the Patient Back Together Again Raymond Georgen, MD, FACS 1545-1600: Evaluations and Closing Faculty Dr. Raymond Georgen, FACS Trauma Surgeon and Trauma Medical Director Dr. David Schultz, FACS Trauma Surgeon and Medical Director of ThedaStar Dr. Eric Stanelle, FACS Trauma Surgeon Dr. Matt Butler Orthopedic Surgeon, Hand to Shoulder Center of Wisconsin Kathleen Bartholomew, RN, MN Author and National Speaker Kelly Bubolz Occupational Safety and Health Administration William Oemichen Director of the Office of Preparedness and Emergency Health Care Angela Minzlaff, BSN, RN Supervisor, Perioperative Services Trauma Services Staff Tina Brechlin Trauma Registrar Amanda Daniels, BSN, RN Trauma Coordinator Kathi Hegranes Injury Prevention and Outreach Coordinator Tabitha Uitenbroek, BSN, RN Trauma Program Manager ADA Statement ADA Statement: ADA accommodations will be made in accordance with the law. If you require ADA accommodations, please indicate what your needs are at time of registration. ThedaCare cannot ensure the availability of appropriate accommodations without prior notification.

Registration Form 2017 Trauma Symposium, Tuesday, 05.23.2017 0730-1600 Or register and pay online at www.thedacare.org Click on Classes in the green box and search for Trauma Symposium. Multiple online registrations on one credit card are an option. Name: Organization: Credentials: (e.g. MD, APNP, etc.) Position: Home Mailing Address: City: State: Zip: Daytime Phone: Other Phone: E-mail Address: (REQUIRED for CEU/CME/CNE) Online Website Registration... $65 Mail/Phone Registration (Check or Credit Card)........ $75 No on-site registration is available due to space limitations. No Cash Payments Accepted Checks Payable to ThedaCare Trauma Services q Personal Check q Organization Check (Please include each individual registration form with check) q MASTERCARD q VISA q DISCOVER q AM EX Card Number: Exp. Month: Year: Security Code: Billing Address: (If different than mailing address) Send registration and payment to: Trauma Services, ThedaCare 130 Second Street Neenah, WI 54956 Fax: 920.729.2093 Email: TraumaServices@thedacare.org For further information, special needs or accommodations, please contact Kathi Hegranes at kathi.hegranes@thedacare.org or call 920.716.0447. Refund Policy: If you register and cannot attend, you may send someone in your place. You may cancel without penalty until May 15, 2017. If you need to cancel your registration, please do so no later than May 15, 2017 or your registration fee will be forfeited.