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A Systematic Review Dan Arvig, Michael; Laursen, Christian Borbjerg; Jacobsen, Niels; Gæde, Peter; Lassen, Annmarie Touborg University of Southern Denmark The effectiveness of monitoring patients with acute dyspnea with serial focused ultrasound of the lungs and inferior vena cava a systematic review Dan Arvig, Michael; Laursen, Christian Borbjerg; Jacobsen, Niels; Gæde, Peter; Lassen, Annmarie Touborg Publication date: 2019 Document version: Final published version Citation for pulished version (APA): Dan Arvig, M., Laursen, C. B., Jacobsen, N., Gæde, P., & Lassen, A. T. (2019). The effectiveness of monitoring patients with acute dyspnea with serial focused ultrasound of the lungs and inferior vena cava: a systematic review. 56. Abstract from 18th International Conference on Emergency Medicine, Seoul, Korea, Republic of. Go to publication entry in University of Southern Denmark's Research Portal Terms of use This work is brought to you by the University of Southern Denmark. 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Oct. 2021 Clinical and experimental emergency medicine Clinical and experimental emergency medicine Special Edition for 18th International Conference on Emergency Medicine (ICEM 2019) Clinical and experimental emergency medicine Supplement Supplement Special Edition for 18th International Conference on Emergency Medicine (ICEM 2019) June 12(Wed) – 15(Sat), 2019 • COEX, Seoul, Korea Special Edition for 18th International Conference on Emergency (ICEM 2019) Medicine 18th International Conference Special Edition for KOFST Corporate Identity Graphic Standards 01 Word Mark 워드마크 한국과학기술단체총연합회의 워드마크는 솔루션 네트워크의 소통을 통해 과학기술혁신의 미래를 견인하는 국제적 기관의 위상을 형상화했다. 모던하고 세련된 서체에 신뢰성을 상징하는 남색(Dark Blue)과 첨단과학기술의 은색(Silver)을 적용하여 현대적이고 규모감 있는 이미지를 나타낸다. 워드마크는 한국과학기술단체총연합회의 Identity를 시각적으로 전달하는 가장 기본적인 요소이므로 사용시 규정에 따라 CD-Rom에 수록된 원고를 사용하여야 하며 임의로 변경하여 사용할 수 없다. This work was supported by the Korean Federation of Science and Technology Societies Grant funded by the Korean Government. (Ministry of Education) Minimum Size 12mm Clinical and experimental emergency medicine Supplement Special edition for 18th International Conference on Emergency Medicine (ICEM 2019) June 12(Wed) – 15(Sat), 2019 • COEX, Seoul, Korea ◆ Topic Code EMS EMS RES Resuscitation TOX Toxicology TRA Trauma MED Medical Emergency PED Pediatrics IMG Emergency Imaging NR Nurses ENV Environmental ADM ED administration CCM Critical care ECAR Emergency Cardiology PM Paramedicine SEP Sepsis DIS Disaster & Mass Gathering IT IT EM GERI Geriatrics AIR Airway PROC Procedure NGO NGO ODA MSK Musculoskeletal & PSA INJ Injury prevention AERO Aeromedicine ETH Ethical issue NEU Neurology RCH Research OBGY OBGYN OTH Other Special edition for 18th International Conference on Emergency Medicine (ICEM 2019) Contents Free Paper 1~2 June 12, 2019 2~16 June 13, 2019 16~31 June 14, 2019 31~41 June 15, 2019 Posters 41~79 June 12, 2019 79~116 June 13, 2019 116~152 June 14, 2019 152~189 June 15, 2019 Clinical and experimental emergency medicine Special edition for 18th International Conference on Emergency Medicine (ICEM 2019) 1 FS_TRA_01_01 Hyun Soo Chung1, Dongyul Go1, Sinyoul Park2, Jiyoung Noh3 1Department of Emergency Medicine, Yonsei University College of Medicine, Republic of Korea; Study on In-depth Accident Investigation For Advanced Automatic 2Department of Emergency Medicine, Yongnam University College of Medicine, Republic of Korea; Collision Notification System in Japan 3Center for Disaster Relief, Training, and Research, Yonsei University Severance Hospital, Republic of Korea Toru Kiuchi1, Takashi Fujita2, Hirotoshi Ishikawa3, Tetsuya Nishimoto4 ® 1Research unit, Institute for Traffic Accident Research and Data Analysis, Japan;2 Shock and Trauma Background and Objectives: Advanced Trauma Life Support course has employed Center, Teikyo Univ. Hospital, Japan; 3Director, HEM-Net, Japan; 4Biomechnics Research Unit, Nihon a variety of simulation modalities to improve trauma care worldwide. Since that Univ., Japan time, a variety of strategies, techniques and courses have emerged. It is utmost Background and Objectives: In Japan, 3,694 people (within 24 hours) were killed important to assess trauma care performances through best evidence-based prac- on roads in 2017. Comparing the number in 2016, it was decreased by 210 deaths tice. The objective of this study was to develop and assess emergency residents to Methods: and was the lowest number statistically counted by National Police Agency since enhance their competencies in managing major trauma patients. Full- 1949. However, there was still 1,000 deaths behind against the government target day course was developed by the Education Committee of the Korean Society of in 2020. Methods: Since 2000, Automatic Collision Notification called HELPNET Emergency Medicine using Kern’s 6-step approach. Flipped learning was applied, have been in operation. In case of accidents, vehicles connected to HELPNET where lecture was provided through online pre-recorded lectures, and group dis- Call Center and sent GPS data of the collision spot. Since Nov. 2015, in addition cussion on site to test the participants’ knowledge competencies. Scenario-based of HELPNET, Advanced Automatic Collision Notification called D-Call Net was simulation exercise involved managing major trauma patients. Warming-up sce- started by HEM-Net. Not only GPS data, but also EDR data are transmitted to nario was performed in the beginning of the course to assess the participants’ HELPNET Call Center. Using them, the newly developed decision algorithm baseline competencies. Four different scenarios were consecutively performed for based on ITARDA accident data predicts occupant injury level. A HEMS doctor repetitive practice and mastery learning, and then ended with final scenario as- examines the result and go to the accident spot to treat injured occupants as soon sessment. Post-survey questionnaire was used to evaluate the course and assess as possible. Results: ITARDA started a joint research with HEM-Net on in-depth the perception changes of the participants. All pre-to-post differences within sub- accident investigations of D-Call Net cases in order to pick up subjects of this jects were analyzed with paired t tests. Minimal passing score (MPS) was decided Results: system and to evaluate the decision algorithm. D-Call Net in-depth investigation using modified Angoff method. Total of 138 residents participated in nine was carried out at ITARDA Tokyo office with support of National Police Agency. separate courses. The competencies for major trauma care improved from pre-to ITARDA investigated about 60 cases for these 3 years. In this paper, some acci- post-course (51.1% to 85.1%). The difference was statistically significant < dent cases among them were introduced and studied. Conclusions: For D-Call Net (p 0.05). MPS for the assessment was 75%. Overall course satisfaction in aver- system itself, the biggest issue was a waiting time for landing at a rendezvous age for expectation, time, delivery method, and contents were 9.0, 8.6, 9.6, and Conclusions: point (R/P). This study revealed that another R/P will be needed for rapid treat- 8.8, respectively. There needs to be assessment methods to recognize ment. To evaluate the decision algorithm, using all cases investigated, Under Tri- gaps of systems in place for trauma care. Scenario-based simulation can be an age rate and Over Triage rate were examined. Over Triage rate was satisfied the ideal tool for this purpose. Although this was only a single-day intensive course, world target, however, Under Triage rate could not be evaluated because of lack we were able to assess the development of competencies by mastery learning and of severe injured cases. This study should be continued to store the cases. flipped learning method. Corresponding Author: Corresponding Author:Takashi Fujita ([email protected]) Hyun Soo Chung ([email protected]) FS_TRA_01_04 FS_TRA_01_02 Prediction of Quezon City Ems Personnel on Extremitiy Fracture Injury Patterns and Interaction with Near-side and Far-side Amongst the Trauma Patient Brought in at East Avenue Medical Passengers in Motor Vehicle Side Collisions Center Chanyoung Kang1, Kang Hyun Lee1, Oh Hyun Kim1, Hyun Youk1, Hee Young Lee1, Joon Seok Kong1, Sil Sung1, Ho Jung Kim2, Hyo Jeong Choi2, Sang Chul Kim3, Bernadett Velasco Yeon Il Choo3, Hae Ju Lee3 Emergency Medicine, East Avenue Medical Center, Philippines 1Department Emergency, Wonju College of Medicine, Republic of Korea; 2Department Emergency, Background and Objectives: Different levels of EMS personnel exist in the Sooncheonhyang University Bucheon Hospital, Republic of Korea; 3Department Emergency, Chungbuk Philippines. With no standard training or staffing requirements, it is always a University Hospital, Republic of Korea problem in the country to start a national protocol that everyone can follow Background and Objectives: The objective of this study is to determine how the in- most specially in ambulance diversion protocols. East Avenue MeMedical jury pattern and interaction between near and far side occupants in motor vehicle Center
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