Diana Nyad Plenary Speaker Finds Parallels with Emergency Medicine and Distance Swimming by RICHARD QUINN

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FOR MANY PATIENTS, a trip to the emergency department can be full of chaos and uncertainty. But not for motivational speaker Diana Nyad, who sees medical Register online. Register warriors and lifesavers. early. This is the best advice “Every emergency room I’ve been in, I would say to we can give for two reasons: myself, ‘If I went to war and I were lying on the ground irst, we make registering online very easy. in a triage situation in the jungle, that group that just You’re just a few clicks away from booking dealt with me…that’s the group I want,’” she said. F courses, hotel rooms, workshops, resources, CONTINUED on page 4 and special social events. Our site allows you to neatly package your itinerary so you can make the best decisions for your education and get the PHOTO: ANDREA MEAD CROSS most out of your trip. Second, you can save money by doing it now. Secure your spot and use promo code DICE to MILLS LECTURE RORRIE LECTURE save $100. Whether you sign up for all four days, Oct. 16–19, or show up a little early for the pre- Examining Creating a conference workshops, all of your registrations can be made online. Burnout Paradigm Change Go to acep.org/ACEP16 and start planning your time in Vegas. While online, don’t forget to Dangers of physician burnout the focus Rorrie lecture to address value make a hotel reservation through ACEP’s housing of this year’s Mills lecture of emergency medicine partner, onPeak. We work with our travel partners by RICHARD QUINN by RICHARD QUINN to provide reduced hotel rates and discounts. THOM MAYER, MD, FACEP, FAAP, wants emergency physicians IN A PERIOD OF GENERATIONAL REFORM, emergency physicians to talk more about the danger of physician burnout. sometimes need to be reminded that they’re the first—and last— So he’ll dedicate his James D. Mills Jr. Memorial Lecture at line of defense for millions of Americans. REGISTER TODAY AT ACEP16 to the topic. At ACEP16, they will get that reminder. WWW.ACEP.ORG/ACEP16 “There’s a hidden danger of the burnout phenomenon in “We could talk about reform or change or just consider it what we do,” said Dr. Mayer, executive vice president of Em- evolution, or we can focus on leading and creating the para- IT’S QUICK AND SECURE! Care, founder and chief executive officer of BestPractices, Inc., digm change that will be the future of emergency care,” said Questions? CONTINUED on page 5 CONTINUED on page 5 REGISTRATION [email protected] 800-798-1822, ext. 5 #ACEP16 Likely to Be Popular Trending Topic on Twitter HOTEL ROOMS What did @gruntdoc say about that lecture this morning? What does [email protected] @jeremyfaust look forward to at innovatED? How lost did @srrezaie get in 866-611-8828 the hotel trying to get to the Exhibit Hall? What are you up to? ACEP’s social media reach skyrocketed last year—so much CONNECT TRAVEL SERVICES so that ACEP’s conference hashtag was one Yourself [email protected] of Twitter’s most trending topics. #ACEP16 is sure to match it. Follow @ACEPnow, and • More Than 350 Courses and Labs 800-501-2570 remember to check out www.facebook.com/ • World’s Largest EM Exhibit Hall ACEPfan for updates and images from • Network During Events and Parties parties and special sessions. 2 ACEP16 PREVIEW OCTOBER 16-19, 2016 • MANDALAY BAY • LAS VEGAS, NV

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ACEP16 HOT SESSIONS in Las Vegas PRODUCT Some of the world’s most renowned emergency physicians and educators mark this annual SHOWCASES conference on their calendars each year. Don’t miss their lectures at ACEP16. DELIVER IN-DEPTH SUNDAY 10:00 a.m.-10:50 a.m. 2:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. INFORMATION 11:30 a.m.-11:55 a.m. MO-116 TU-279 SU-007 Code Talkers: A Point-Counterpoint ACEP Connect: Don’t Get ON EMERGENCY RAPID FIRE: Under Pressor! Dialogue of Cardiac Arrest Fired, Don’t Go Broke, and MEDICINE Utilizing IV Pressors in the ED Management and What They Don’t Get Sued Peter M. DeBlieux, MD, FACEP Don’t Teach in ACLS Michael A. Granovsky, MD, PRODUCTS, William J. Brady, MD, CPC, FACEP; Mark Curato, SERVICES 11:30 a.m.-12:20 p.m. FACEP; Corey M. Slovis, MD, DO; Nathaniel S. Minnick, DO These educational and product- SU-011 FACEP oriented sessions provide you with Essential Ophthalmologic 1:30 p.m.-2:20 p.m. an in-depth presentation on a prod- Procedures and Examinations WEDNESDAY uct or service you may have seen Gil Binenbaum, MD, MSCE MO-146 Classic Pediatric Rashes 9:00 a.m.-9:50 a.m. on the exhibit floor. Show up early! Seating is limited, and sessions fill Emily A. Rose, MD, FACEP, FAAP WE-327 12:30 p.m.-12:55 p.m. Bone Chillin’! Orthopedic quickly. This schedule is preliminary. SU-021 Please check the ACEP16 website 3:30 p.m.-4:20 p.m. Reductions and Regional Blocks RAPID FIRE: Mastering Three for updates and more details on MO-165 Danielle D. Campagne, MD, Problems That Can Kill in FACEP each presentation. Emergency Electrocardiography: Cruising the Literature: These non-CME educational An Advanced Approach Top Articles in Critical Care 10:00 a.m.-10:50 a.m. programs will be held in rooms just Jerry W. Jones, MD, FACEP Michael E. Winters, MD, FACEP WE-341 off of the Registration Area and are Master Clinician Series: The Rapid, limited to the first 150 participants. 1:00 p.m.-1:25 p.m. 4:30 p.m.-4:55 p.m. MO-185 High-Yield Ortho Exam in the ED A boxed meal will be served. SU-038 Christopher Hogrefe, MD, FACEP RAPID FIRE: Traumacology: RAPID FIRE: Staying Cool Janssen Pharmaceuticals Drugs For the Trauma Bay with Pediatric Fever Sunday, Oct. 16 Alfred D. Sacchetti, MD, FACEP 11:00 a.m.-11:50 a.m. 10:30–11:15 a.m. Bryan D. Hayes, PharmD, DABAT WE-350 Boehringer Ingelheim Case Studies of Subtle 1:30 p.m.-1:55 p.m. Presentations of Devastating Pharmaceuticals Sunday, Oct. 16 SU-039 TUESDAY Neurological Conditions 10:30–11:15 a.m. RAPID FIRE: There’s An App 10:00 a.m.-10:25 a.m. Andrew W. Asimos, MD, FACEP for That: Hand-Held Devices and TU-230 Merck Applications That You Should RAPID FIRE: Quick Tips - ENT 11:00 a.m.-11:50 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 16 Know About Procedures in the ED WE-357 2:30–3:15 p.m. Matthew S. Dawson, MD Teresa S. Wu, MD The Top Articles of 2016 Janssen Pharmaceuticals Michael J. Bresler, MD Monday, Oct. 17 1:30 p.m.-2:20 p.m. 10:30 a.m.-10:55 a.m. 11:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m. SU-047 TU-241 12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m. Shire The Unexpected Difficult Airway: RAPID FIRE: Severe, Asymptomatic WE-364 How to Avoid It and How to Monday, Oct. 17 Hypertension: Don’t Just Do Life-Threatening Radiographic 11:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Manage It Something: Stand There! Emergencies in Pediatric Patients Michael A. Gibbs, MD, FACEP Philip H. Shayne, MD, FACEP Maureen McCollough, MD, MPH, Thermo Fisher Scientific FACEP Monday, Oct. 17 2:30–3:15 p.m. 12:30 p.m.-12:55 p.m. M ON DAY TU-242 Novo Nordisk Monday, Oct. 17 9:00 a.m.-9:50 a.m. RAPID FIRE: Does All Bleeding 2:30–3:15 p.m. MO-099 Really Stop? Reversing New and REGISTER TODAY! Clinical Pearls from the Recent Old Anticoagulants Janssen Pharmaceuticals Medical Literature 2016: Part 1 Colin G. Kaide, MD, FACEP Visit www.acep.org/ Tuesday, Oct. 18 Jerome R. Hoffman, MD, acep16 to learn more 11:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m. 1:30 p.m.-2:20 p.m. FACEP; W. Richard Bukata, MD about these hot CSL Behring TU-270 sessions and to Tuesday, Oct. 18 10:00 a.m.-10:50 a.m. From Paper to Patient: Recent register for these and 11:30 a.m.–12:15 p.m. MO-114 Advances in Emergency other ACEP16 courses. Fisher & Paykel Healthcare Acute Decompensated Heart Electrocardiography That Will But don’t wait, the Save a Life Tuesday, Oct. 18 Failure: Time Critical Interventions most popular always 2:30–3:15 p.m. Amal Mattu, MD, FACEP Matthew Strehlow, MD, FACEP fill fast! Visit acep.org/acep16/showcase for more information.

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DIANA NYAD | CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1

Ms. Nyad is sure to inspire as the “I don’t care what busi- keynote speaker of ACEP16, when her opening session, set for 8 a.m., ness you’re in. I don’t care Sunday, Oct. 16, will tell her life sto- if you’re a stockbroker ry. In the 1970s, she was known for wearing a $5,000 suit in breaking long-distance swimming records. In 2013, at age 64, and on Manhattan or you’re an ER her fifth and final try, she fulfilled doctor in Las Vegas, we all a lifetime dream by swimming 110 miles from Cuba to Florida. have the desire to chase The story may seem like one she’s our dreams and get over told before. But she says she doesn’t our obstacles. And if we just script her address. She reads an audi- ence and tries to tailor her approach, don’t give up, we will get to much like how an emergency physi- that other shore.” cian might use humor with one patient and be serious with another. —Diana Nyad THE PHOTO GROUP But her message remains as simple as it strong: Don’t give up. Ever. “I don’t care what business you’re in,” Ms. Nyad said. “I don’t care if you’re a stockbroker wearing a $5,000 suit in Manhattan or you’re an ER doctor in Las Vegas, we all have the ACEP16 INNOVATED SHOWCASES desire to chase our dreams and get over our obstacles. And if we just don’t give up, we will get to that other shore.” LATEST EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TECHNOLOGY, TOOLS RICHARD QUINN is a freelance writer in New Jersey. Welcome to innovatED—an interactive, award-winning educational space in the ACEP16 Exhibit Hall. InnovatED combines products and services with innovation and problem-solving to elevate your engagement to a whole new level. Explore technology and ideas reviewed and vetted by emergency physician to find solutions that work in a true-to-life environment. Experience ACEP16 HOSTS BIGGER, the current thinking that drives change in the emergency department. BETTER RESEARCH FORUM 2016 FEATURES INCLUDE: THIS YEAR AT ACEP16 IN Code Black: A Disaster Response at ACEP16 innovatED LAS VEGAS, integrate science and Engage in the live experience of a response to a simulated earthquake disaster. education at emergency medicine’s This mass casualty incident will be managed with the latest in know-how and innovative premier research event, ACEP technology. Brought to you by a multi-section team including the ACEP Disaster, Research Forum. Looking for a spark EMS, Event Medicine, Pediatric EM, Sports Medicine and Ultrasound sections. of inspiration to bring back to your The mHealth Toolbox emergency department? This year’s This interactive workshop is designed for healthcare providers interested in ACEP Research Forum is larger exploring health tech innovation. Organized by clinicians and healthcare industry than ever and has been integrated experts, the workshop allows you to not only test out top med tech innovations from throughout ACEP16. around the world but also to brainstorm novel applications for each through real-world case studies. WHAT’S NEW THIS YEAR? Research Forum abstracts will be available to view near the course incubatED Get a sneak peak of not-yet-released ED products from start-up companies. rooms and arranged by subject matter to enhance your learning. Got an innovative idea? Get a free consultation with Zoic Capital to learn how to This layout will allow you to view and discuss original research in take your innovative idea to market. All it takes is a donation to EMF! IncubatED is an easy and interactive manner. Bring back new knowledge on the supported by the Emergency Medicine Residents Association (EMRA), the Global topics and issues that matter most to you and your patients, including: Center for Medical Innovation, MedStar Health, and Zoic Capital, Inc.

Emergent Suffering: Palliative Approaches to Common ED Cases • Cardiovascular • Pain management/palliative care Visit a state-of-the-art comfort care room! Participate in case discussions which will • Critical care • Quality and patient safety introduce innovative palliative concepts into age-old ED cases. Discussions will be • EMS • Ultrasound led by ACEP's Palliative Medicine section in collaboration with VITAS Healthcare. • Geriatrics • Wilderness medicine MCI Immersive Response: Active Shooter • Health care policy Immerse yourself. Respond to a simulated mass casualty incident with your peers. Debrief and prepare. At the ACEP Research Forum, which is the world’s largest gathering of researchers, teachers, and practitioners of emergency ED Talks Watch these 10-minute presentations in the ED Talks Thought Leader Theater medicine, you can also learn from a panel of experts during “Prime to discover how these cutting-edge products and services drive change in Time Practice-Changers: Highlights of the 2016 Research Forum.” your emergency department. And don’t miss the chance to interact with moderators and emergency care researchers during the wine-and-cheese networking socials. Best of all, access to the Research Forum is FREE as part of your Don’t miss innovatED! ACEP16 four-day registration. Check out the ACEP16 scheduler EXHIBIT HALL/INNOVATED HOURS to add Research Forum to your schedule. Looking for the Abstract Sunday, Oct. 16, 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Review Process or past award winners? See more at acep.org/RF. Monday, Oct. 17, 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18, 9:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

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MILLS LECTURE | CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 the medical director for the NFL Players Asso- mize those duties. Second, identify those ciation, and a clinical professor of emergency tasks that are tolerable and don’t allow medicine at George Washington University, them to become issues leading to burnout. in Washington, D.C., and University of Vir- Third, and perhaps most difficult, “take ginia Schools of Medicine, in Charlottesville, the things [you] hate and eliminate them to EMERGENCY MEDICINE FOUNDATION Virginia. “And the curious thing the best extent possible from is the better you do it, the more [your] job.” HOSTS DONATION PROGRAMS AND passionately you do your job, the “Burnout is the silent epi- EVENTS AT ACEP16 more you’re at risk for burnout.” demic that’s stealing our pas- The Silent Auction, Council Challenge, and VIP Reception are Dr. Mayer will deliver his ad- sion, and we’ve got to stop that always popular when it comes to the Emergency Medicine dress, “Loving the Job You Have silence,” Dr. Mayer added. “We Foundation (EMF) and ACEP’s annual conference. Here’s a full While Creating the Job You Love,” have to talk about diagnosis, from 1:30 to 2:20 p.m. Monday, which starts with the recogni- list of EMF events: Oct. 17. He will tell emergency tion of it and what it looks like EMF Council Challenge physicians they need to recog- to us and what it looks like to Date: Friday, Oct. 14–Saturday, Oct. 15 nize what burnout looks like, be our colleagues. The ability to Dr. Mayer it physical exhaustion, profes- say, ‘OK, now that we’ve got- Time: 8 a.m.–6 p.m. sional cynicism leading to detachment or ten this silent epidemic out in the open, we ACEP councillors have contributed more than $1.95 million since the depersonalization, or what Dr. Mayer calls can understand how we make that diagno- challenge inception, demonstrating their commitment to fund research “passion disconnect.” sis—just like a diagnosis that we make in and education and support investigators. He will then encourage attendees to pro- the emergency department.’” actively deal with burnout with three sim- EMF Wiegenstein Legacy Society Dinner (By Invitation Only) ple ideas. First, doctors should think about RICHARD QUINN is a freelance writer Date: Saturday, Oct. 15 in New Jersey. what they like about their jobs and maxi- Time: 6:30–8:30 p.m. Location: Tableau at Wynn Las Vegas Wiegenstein Legacy Society members are invited to a sit-down dinner | CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 RORRIE LECTURE at the beautiful Wynn Las Vegas. Andrew Sama, MD, FACEP, chief executive EMF Major Donor Lounge (By Invitation Only) officer of Progressive Emergency Physicians Date: Sunday, Oct. 16–Tuesday, Oct. 18 of Uniondale, New York. “Emergency medi- Time: 7:30 a.m.–4 p.m. cine is the pinnacle of unscheduled acute (closes at 3 p.m. on Oct. 18) care engagements. There are going to be more of them, which has been proven over Supporters who have given $500 or more since Jan. 1, 2016, can relax time. They are going to be more complex in this private setting with complimentary breakfast, lunch, snacks, and and more specialized and more regional- business center amenities. ized. The more we can support, educate, and organize emergency physicians to re- EMF Silent Auction Holstein Dr. Sama spond to that challenge and that change, Date: Sunday, Oct. 16–Tuesday, Oct. 18 the better (we) are going to be, and the bet- Time: 7:30 a.m.–5:30 p.m. ter off the patients are going to be.” Holstein, who calls emergency physi- (ends at 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 18.) That message will be the theme of this cians “American health care’s healing edge,” year’s Colin C. Rorrie Jr. Lecture, “The Value says that the sheer volume of patients the One-of-a-kind experiences; sports, music, and celebrity memorabilia; of Emergency Medicine,” set for 1:30 to 2:20 specialty treats makes it a linchpin in the art; jewelry; hotel packages; and more. Bid, buy, and support EMF to p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 18. Dr. Sama will be joined country’s care delivery system. make a lasting impact on emergency medicine. in the panel discussion by ACEP Board of “Every day at any moment emergency Directors member James Augustine, MD, physicians face the entire spectrum of hu- EMF VIP Reception FACEP; and John Holstein, director of busi- man accident, illness and/or infirmity, and Date: Sunday, Oct. 16 ness development for Zotec Partners of Car- they must be on top of their game,” he add- Time: 6:30–8 p.m. mel, Indiana, which provides revenue cycle ed. “On top of their game, first, clinically Location: Hyde at Bellagio Hotel and Casino and practice management services. in providing the best care to their patients. $150 per person “I would like people to walk away recog- Organizationally and more broadly…to effi- Complimentary tickets for EMF’s $1,000+ donors and nizing how valuable and important emer- ciently and effectively care for their patients Wiegenstein Legacy Society members gency medicine is, especially in how they by getting them connected to the best and individually and collectively contribute to next provider in the care continuum.” Join loyal major donors, EMF and ACEP leaders, dedicated physician what I see as a very valuable healthcare groups, and committed companies invested in emergency medicine system that we run in the United States,” RICHARD QUINN is a freelance writer at this annual exclusive invitation-only event. ACEP members and Dr. Sama said. in New Jersey. exhibitors may purchase tickets for $150 with their ACEP16 registration, onsite in the ACEP Resource Center in the Exhibit Hall, or at the ACEP16 Registration Desk. EMF donors who have contributed at least $1,000 to EMF (since Jan. 1) and Wiegenstein Legacy Society members ACEP 2016 NEW FELLOWS HONORED AT will receive complimentary tickets. VIP tickets may be picked up in the BREAKFAST CONVOCATION CEREMONY EMF Donor Lounge. To become a VIP donor or to learn more about the Wiegenstein Legacy Society, contact Tanya Downing at BECOMING A FELLOW OF ACEP IS A BIG DEAL, and you should be very proud. Be a part of the ceremony that welcomes you to the club. 800-798-1822, ext. 3216. An invitation-only convocation breakfast will be held at 7 a.m. on Sunday, Proceeds benefit the Emergency Medicine Foundation to further Oct. 16. In one of her first official duties as ACEP president, Rebecca EM research and education. Parker, MD, FACEP, is scheduled to speak. This is where 2016 fellows will The value of goods and services in return for your ticket is $150. be presented with their medals. Fellows also will be recognized during the No portion of the ticket price is tax-deductible. Opening Session and will have reserved seating.

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ACEP16 PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOPS FEATURE EMERGENCY EDUCATION IN PROCEDURAL SKILLS, LABS MEDICINE RESIDENTS’ FEATURING CONSISTENTLY SOLD-OUT cadaver labs, preconference labs and workshops at ACEP16 are sure to improve your skills. For an additional fee, there are several educational opportunities that offer ASSOCIATION additional CME credit outside of the ACEP16 program. EVENTS, ACTIVITIES AT ACEP16 Here are the options in Las Vegas: Emergency Medicine Residents’ ACEP ADVANCED EMS Association (EMRA) activities are not only PRACTITIONERS’ FORUM & WORKSHOP awesome, they’re affordably priced. By that, we mean free. EMRA events come at no Date: Saturday, Oct. 15 charge to residents and medical students, and Full day: 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m. there is much to choose from at ACEP16. Here are the highlights: Half day: 1–5:30 p.m. Cost: Full day: $225 physician, $150 EMS/RN FRIDAY, OCT. 14 Half day: $150 EMRA Medical Student Council ACEP Advanced EMS Practitioners’ Forum & Workshop Executive Session is an interactive leadership course designed for EMS 10 a.m.–1 p.m. medical directors, fellowship directors, EMS chiefs, edu- EMRA Medical Student Council Meeting cators, base station doctors, and EMS managers and 1–5 p.m. administrators. Learn what other EMS systems are doing and have the opportunity to discuss your systems issues SATURDAY, OCT. 15 and challenges with other EMS medical directors from PROCEDURAL CADAVER LABS EMRA Medical Student Forum across the country. Date: Saturday, Oct. 15 8 a.m.–noon

Time: 8 a.m.–noon: Advanced Invasive Procedural EMRA “Speed Dating” Lunch MASS CASUALTY MEDICAL OPERATIONS Skills Lab SOLD OUT with Program Directors MANAGEMENT 1:30–5:30 p.m.: Heroic Life- and Limb-Saving Noon–2 p.m. Date: Saturday, Oct. 15 Procedural Skills Lab FILLING FAST EMRA Residency Program Fair Time: 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Cost: $1,195 Meet 125+ programs in the largest Cost: $225 physician, $150 EMS/RN Resuscitation of the critically ill is one of the most stress- EM residency program fair in the nation. 3–5 p.m. Learn the principles of mass casualty medical operations ful and frustrating components of our clinical practice yet management from planning through recovery, whether you among the most rewarding. Our patients deserve excel- SUNDAY, OCT. 16 are the single-coverage physician in a small community lence in our ability to provide safe invasive procedures. These procedures are often required to save a life yet are EMRA Resident Luncheon hospital or one of many in a large urban medical center. Noon–1:30 p.m. Learn the skills and principles you need to plan, prepare, often not utilized because of lack of practice and familiari- and manage any kind of mass casualty incident or patient ty with the procedure itself and advances in equipment and EMRA Job & Fellowship Fair surge event. technique. These hands-on labs are designed to improve Find your ideal job at the largest recruiting event practitioner competence of invasive emergency proce- in EM. 150+ companies showcase career dures in a safe and controlled environment. Nationally opportunities. EMERGENCY ULTRASOUND renowned faculty known for their expertise in invasive 5–7 p.m. MANAGEMENT COURSE procedures will closely supervise each participant. The labs utilize fresh, unembalmed cadavers, which closely MONDAY, OCT. 17 Date: Saturday, Oct. 15 simulate the anatomy and feel of an actual patient. Join EMRA Resident SimWars Competition Time: 8 a.m.–5 p.m. the lab that will assist you in providing quality care High-fidelity simulation competitions where Cost: $275 for your patients. you help decide the winning team! 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Hear from national experts with highly successful emergency ultrasound programs. New to 2016 will be inter- DISRUPTIVE INNOVATIONS IN ACUTE AND EMRA Resident Luncheon active panel discussions. Two tracks run concurrently: EMERGENCY CARE: ALIGNING PAYMENT AND Noon–1:30 p.m. Core and Advanced. Registrants of both tracks will come DELIVERY REFORM together at noon for lunch and breakout sessions. A EMRA 20 in 6: EMRA Resident Lecture Date: Saturday, Oct. 15 reception after the course offers access to ultrasound Competition (Sponsored by Hippo Education) leaders and fellow registrants. These courses are not Time: 12:30–5:30 p.m. Identify the “Best Resident Lecturer” when each competitor presents 20 slides in about how to perform ultrasound exams. Cost: $89 ACEP members, $139 non-members six minutes on any topic. Core Track: Is emergency ultrasound something that you $69 residents 4–6 p.m. have been able to get into your department? Are you a This session will highlight new disruptive innovations in EMRA Party (Sponsored by EmCare) fellow who needs management expertise? The Core Track acute and emergency care. Disruptive innovations are is designed for physicians or coordinators who are start- LIGHT Nightclub at Mandalay Bay those that create new markets, often changing market 10 p.m.–2 a.m. ing a new program or want some advice for improving an dynamics and creating value through new models, such existing program. The core topics include the role of the as freestanding emergency departments, home-hospital TUESDAY, OCT. 18 director, specifics of machine purchase, and a thorough care, community paramedicine, or telemedicine. In addi- explanation of billing. EMRA Awards Reception tion, emergency physicians are leading disruptive innova- Join us to honor medical students, residents, Advanced Track: This course is for ultrasound directors tion within hospital-based emergency departments. These and EM faculty who make an impact on with existing programs who have attended the Emergency new models will need to be superimposed on a rapidly our specialty. Ultrasound Management Course at least once and have changing payment system that is moving away from 3–5 p.m. an interest in expansion and maturation of their program. fee-for-service to alternative payment models. Learn There is special focus on ultrasound education as well directly from leaders on the front lines of this change, plus WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19 as evolving issues like international, reimbursement, cre- gain an understanding of what works and what doesn’t, EMRA MEDWar dentialing, and QA. The sessions include incorporating the policies that govern these new changes, and how Wilderness Medicine + adventure racing + simulation, advanced billing concepts, safety and accredi- to strategize in the near and long term. EMRA = an extraordinary experience! tation, and running an institution-wide ultrasound program. Sponsored by ACEP and Urgent Matters. 8 a.m.–3 p.m.

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ACEP16 Kickoff Party Takes Over Caesar’s Palace Club, Omnia GET READY TO PARTY! ACEP has don’t miss out on the rooftop bar with teamed up once again with ECI it incredible view of the Strip—perfect Healthcare, a Schumacher Clinical for selfies (but avoid the railings—we COUNCIL CHALLENGE CAMPAIGN Partner, to kick off ACEP16 with a don’t need our emergency docs vis- HIGHLIGHTS NATIONAL EMERGENCY lively party at one of Las Vegas’ top iting the ED!). The ultra-luxurious MEDICINE POLITICAL ACTION nightclubs, Omnia. The multi-level lounge area is the perfect place for venue encompasses a seductive ultra- quieter conversations that let you feel COMMITTEE ACTIVITIES lounge, a high-energy main room and like a high-stakes high roller. Because of ACEP member support, the National mezzanine, as well as a breathtaking Best of all, it’s free with ACEP16 October will also be the perfect Emergency Medicine Political Action Committee rooftop garden that showcases pano- registration. time to visit Las Vegas. The average (NEMPAC) has become one of the top medical ramic views of the Las Vegas Strip. Omnia is a 75,000-square-foot temperature is around 70°F, a wel- PACs in the country and a respected political voice It all sets the scene for the ACEP16 nightclub designed by U2’s produc- come change if you’ve ever visited in in Washington, D.C. ACEP16 is your opportunity to Kickoff Party, 7 p.m. to midnight, tion manager. At Omnia, guests will the summertime and a great introduc- not only participate in the annual giving campaign, the Sunday, Oct. 16. experience the kind of electric party tion if you’ve never been to Las Vegas. Council Challenge, but to learn more about NEMPAC’s ACEP16 registrants are invited to energy that only Las Vegas can pro- Be sure to bring proper identifi- year-round activities. Which candidates will NEMPAC spend the night at Omnia, a multi- vide. Dance the night away on the cation with you—you must be 21 or back in coming elections and why? What are the most level venue that encompasses a se- epic dance floor, and hit up the mez- older with ID to enter; a passport is important items on the legislative agenda? NEMPAC ductive ultra-lounge, a high-energy zanine and watch the unbelievable required for international guests. leaders and staff will be on hand to answer your main room and mezzanine, and a chandelier move to the music. Grab Dance, eat, drink, and have fun questions. Learn more about NEMPAC when you breathtaking rooftop garden show- a drink at the bar that blends high- to kick off a week filled with the best get to Las Vegas and get involved. casing panoramic views of the Las tech and old-school luxury. emergency medicine education in the Vegas Strip. If you need a break from dancing, great city of Las Vegas. NEMPAC Council Challenge Friday, Oct. 14–Saturday, Oct. 15 8 a.m.–6 p.m.

The ACEP Board of Directors and Council ACEP16 DINE AROUND LAS VEGAS AN collectively donate more than $200,000 annually OPPORTUNITY TO NETWORK, ENJOY FINE DINING to NEMPAC. This two-day event demonstrates their commitment to ACEP’s advocacy goals and COMING TO ACEP16 ALONE OR JUST LOOKING to enhance your experience? Interested in challenges the ACEP membership to increase their meeting new colleagues and networking in small groups? Join the fun with ACEP Dine Around! support and the political clout of the specialty. Meet emergency medicine leaders, luminaries, and all-star speakers for a night on the town at one of Vegas’ best restaurants for a three-course meal and wine with dinner. Custom menus have been NEMPAC VIP Donor Reception Saturday, Oct. 15, 6–8 p.m.* created with a variety of entrée selections at each of these restaurants carefully selected for your Skyfall Lounge, Delano Hotel enjoyment. The price is $100 per person. Transportation for Dine Around is on your own. ACEP will not have transportation available for these events. To show our appreciation to NEMPAC’s most generous donors, the ACEP president will host an invitation-only reception. Members contributing $600 PLACE AND RESERVATION FLAVOR HOST or more in 2016 (and residents contributing $60 or ANDIAMO ITALIAN American Prime. Italian flavor. Indulge Gregory L. Henry, MD, FACEP more) will be invited to this special event as a thank STEAKHOUSE in premium American steaks and irresistible • Clinical professor of emergency medicine, you for making NEMPAC one of the top physician Italian favorites that will keep you coming The University of Michigan RESERVATION: back for more. Homemade Italian breads, • Past president, ACEP specialty PACs in the nation. Donations will be OCT. 15, 7 P.M. award-winning sauces, and handmade • Risk advisor, Emergency Physicians Medical accepted at the event for admittance. pasta. (at The D Casino Hotel) Group (EPMG) NEMPAC VIP Donor Lounge FIAMMA TRATTORIA & BAR Set the mood for a great night with Alfred D. Sacchetti, MD, FACEP FiAMMA’s traditional Italian menu. Sunday, Oct. 16–Tuesday, Oct. 18 RESERVATION: • Chief of emergency services, Our Lady of From the fresh house-made pastas to the Lourdes Medical Center, Camden, New Jersey 8 a.m.–4 p.m.* OCT. 15, 7 P.M. signature menus, all your guests will feel the • Assistant clinical professor of emergency medi- amore. Fresh pastas are handcrafted daily. cine, Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia ACEP members who have donated $600 or more (at MGM Grand) • ACEP Outstanding Speaker of the Year 2011–2012 in 2016 ($60 for residents) are invited to stop by and relax in the NEMPAC Hospitality Suite. Donors will JARDIN Enjoy fresh seasonal cuisine in an airy, Kathleen J. Clem, MD, FACEP receive access to complimentary breakfast, lunch, RESERVATION: conservatory-like setting overlooking • Chair of Department of Emergency Medicine snacks, laptop/printer usage, and professional neck shimmering pools and manicured and professor of emergency medicine and OCT. 15, 6:30 P.M. greenery. Jardin offers a menu that is pediatrics, Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, and shoulder massages. equal parts innovative and approachable California American cuisine. (at Wynn Las Vegas) *By invitation only

ACEP16 CLOSING CELEBRATION AT DRAI’S BEACHCLUB FINISH YOUR TIME spent on education, networking, This massive 65,000-square-foot rooftop experi- and experiencing the best of emergency medicine ence is two clubs in one: a high-end daytime pool at the ACEP16 Closing Celebration, presented by hangout and a nighttime dance destination. Luxurious EmCare, and bid a fond good-bye to the city that design, modern tech, and an unparalleled view of knows how to party. The celebration will take place Las Vegas make for one incredible farewell party. on Tuesday, Oct. 18, from 7 to 11 p.m., at Drai’s Listen to the latest DJ talents and party indoors BeachClub at The Cromwell. and out in one of Vegas’ top club destinations, or Situated on the rooftop of The Cromwell, Drai’s take a nighttime dip in the outstanding pool. provides an unrivaled view of the neon-drenched So bid ACEP16 and the great city of Las Vegas Strip and beyond. Relax on the roof and enjoy a farewell with a night admiring the views and social- drink with new friends and colleagues while enjoying izing with your new ACEP contacts and friends. music, dancing, and hors d’oeuvres. Drink tickets are available for ACEP16 registrants.

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