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4TH ANNUAL Carlo D. Franco, MD COURSE DESCRIPTION Chairman Regional PAIN & The Acute Pain Medicine & Regional Anesthesia Course JHS of Cook County provides an intense, hands-on cadaver workshop for civilian Professor of and and military anesthesiologists seeking to add Rush Medical Center – Chicago, IL REGIONAL ANESTHESIA advanced anesthesia techniques to his/her practice. The workshop focuses on indications, anatomical considerations Ralf E. Gebhard, MD Professor of Anesthesiology COURSE and techniques for each block. Participants will work in small Associate Professor of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation groups directly with renowned during the hands- Director, Division of Regional Anesthesia and Acute Perioperative FOR MILITARY AND CIVILIAN ANESTHESIOLOGISTS on instruction with non-embalmed cadaver specimens at multiple workstations in a state-of-the- anatomical teaching Miller School of Medicine INTERESTED IN TRAUMA AND PERIOPERATIVE laboratory. Participants will conduct actual guided University of Miami – Miami, FL PAIN MANAGEMENT regional techniques on the aforementioned cadavers. This Harold Gelfand, MD course was formerly the Annual Comprehensive Regional Regional Anesthesia/Acute Pain Medicine Anesthesia Workshop, held for 10 years at the Uniformed Bethesda, MD Services University of the (USUHS) in Bethesda, Maryland. Roy Greengrass, MD Professor of Anesthesiology COURSE OBJECTIVES Mayo – Jacksonville, FL 1. Participants will review multimodal analgesia including Justin W. Heil, MD MARCH 18-19, 2016 various opioid and non-opioid agents utilized in the setting of Regional Anesthesia/Acute Pain Medicine BALTIMORE, MARYLAND acute pain. San Diego, CA 2. Participants will be able to identify the organization and fiscal concerns of an acute pain medicine service. They will be Mike Kent, MD able to evaluate of why acute pain medicine services are vital Regional Anesthesia/Acute Pain Medicine components of any hospital system, and how to organize/ Bethesda, MD develop their own service within their practice. 3. Participants will learn salient anatomy for ultrasound guided Steve Melton, MD Assistant Professor, Department of Anesthesiology blocks, and via live models/cadavers, they will become Duke University Medical Center - Durham, NC competent with basic ultrasound skills and be able to identify perineural structures and perform appropriate needle Karen C. Nielsen, MD guidance to such structures. Associate Professor of Anesthesiology Duke University Medical Center – Durham, NC

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N A University of Maryland School of Medicine E F University of Maryland Rehabilitation and Orthopaedic University of Maryland Rehabilitation and Institute (UMROI) Orthopaedic Institute – Baltimore, MD Baltimore, MD Susan Steele, MD Anesthesiologist FACULTY American Anesthesiology – Raleigh, NC Jason C. Brookman, MD Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology Patrick J. Tighe, MD, MS Division of Regional Anesthesia and Acute Pain Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology Department of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine – Gainesville, FL This course is presented in collaboration with the Department of Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine – Baltimore, MD Anesthesiology, University of Maryland School of Medicine, the Henry M. Matthew R. Tulis, MD ANESTHESIA COURSE ANESTHESIA Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine, Inc. (HJF) Chester ‘Trip’ Buckenmaier III, MD Assistant Professor and Professional Services Group. Regional Anesthesia/Acute Pain Medicine Adult Multi-specialty Division Registrations will be restricted in numbers to ensure a maximum hands-on Department of Anesthesiology training experience. Registration will be accepted on a first come basis. Bethesda, MD University of Maryland School of Medicine University of Maryland Medical Center – Baltimore, MD Steven R. Clendenen, MD Chairman Regional Anesthesia & Acute Pain Medicine Assistant Professor of Anesthesiology Mayo Clinic – Jacksonville, FL HJF Annual Bethesda, MD 20817 th ACUTE PAIN MEDICINE AND MEDICINE PAIN ACUTE REGIONAL 4 MARCH 18-19, 2016 • BALTIMORE, MD 2016 • BALTIMORE, 18-19, MARCH 6720A Rockledge Drive, Suite 100 Suite Drive, Rockledge 6720A WORKSHOP SCHEDULE REGISTRATION FEES To receive the group rate, you must call the reservations department of the Holiday Inn Inner FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 2016 SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 2016 Registration for civilians (including foreign military) is Harbor at 1-800-HOLIDAY or book via the online (U/S MODEL AND CADAVER STATIONS) $1000. link provided below on or before the deadline of 3 0700-0800 Check In and Time with Exhibitors pm on Wednesday, January 28, 2016, and identify 0730-1100 AM Session (35 Minute Sessions) Active-duty US military and reserves (with an active MORNING SESSION: yourself as part of the 2016 Acute Pain Course and Lunch Lecture: Enhanced Recovery After ID card) or those with or fellowship status provide group code HJF. 1130-1230 (confirmed with a letter from the program) are eligible for 0800-0830 Acute Pain Year in Review Protocols/Outcomes a reduced registration of $800. To book your hotel reservation online, Perineural : Does 1300-1630 PM Session (35 Minute Sessions) visit the “hotel information” section of the 0830-0900 everyone need one? *The optional ultrasound guided cadaver blocks Sunday registration website at: http://hjf.cvent. session is limited to 15-20 participants and will be MORNING SESSION com/2016AcutePainCourse or visit www. 0900-0930 Case based Multimodal Analgesia an additional $400 fee for both civilians and military innerharborhi.com and enter the group code HJF U/S MODEL GROUPS: attendees. when selecting your arrival and departure dates. 0930-0950 Break/Time with Exhibitors - US Assisted Epidural Placement (Group 1) - Interscalene/Supraclavicular Block (Group 2) An administrative fee of $100 per registrant will be INFORMATION TAP Blocks versus Epidural - Infraclavicular/Axillary Block (Group 3) deducted for cancellation. Refund requests must be 1000-1030 For questions regarding registration or if special Analgesia for Abdominal Surgery - Femoral/Saphenous Block (Group 4) received in writing a minimum of two weeks prior to the - Sciatic Nerve Block (Popliteal/Infragluteal) (Group 5) course. No refunds will be made thereafter. assistance is required, please contact: - Truncal Ultrasound (Group 6) Robyn Hulvey, CMP, CGMP 1030-1100 of Ultrasound COURSE REGISTRATION ONLINE Office of Education & Meetings Lunch/Problem Based Learning ULTRASOUND GUIDED CADAVER BLOCKS To register for this course, visit: Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine, Inc. Discussions - Interscalene/Supraclavicular Block (Group 7) http://hjf.cvent.com/2016AcutePainCourse - Sciatic Ultrasound Guided Blocks (Group 8) 6720-A Rockledge Drive, Suite 100 PBLD #1: Case Based Complications - Femoral/Saphenous Ultrasound Guided Blocks (Group 9) Course fees are payable online via VISA, MasterCard or Bethesda, MD 20817 in Acute Pain Medicine 1130-1300 - Truncal Blocks (Group 10) American Express. If you wish to pay by check, select the Telephone: 240-694-2239 PBLD #2: Acute Pain Considerations - Paravertebral Block (Group 11) “check” option when you register online and send your Email: [email protected] in Obesity and Opioid Tolerant - Fascia Iliaca/Anterior Sciatic Block (Group 12) check, payable to “Henry Jackson Foundation – APC” to Ambulatory – Ambulatory the attention of Robyn Hulvey at the address listed in the ACCREDITATION STATEMENT and Inpatient considerations AFTERNOON SESSION INFORMATION section. U/S MODEL GROUPS: This activity has been planned and implemented in COURSE LOCATION accordance with the accreditation requirements and AFTERNOON SESSION (1330-1700) - US Assisted Epidural Placement (Group 7) policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing 30 MINUTE ANATOMY SESSIONS - Interscalene/SC Block (Group 8) The course will be held at the Teaching (ACCME) through the joint - Brachial Plexus (Upper) Anatomy (Group 1) - Infraclavicular/Axillary Block (Group9) Facility (MSTF) at 685 W. Baltimore Street on the providership of Professional Education Services - Brachial Plexus (Lower) Anatomy (Group 2) - Femoral/Saphenous Block (Group 10) University of Maryland School of Medicine campus, in - Truncal Blocks (Group 3) downtown Baltimore. Group and The Henry Jackson Foundation for the - Sciatic Nerve Block (Popliteal/Infragluteal) (Group 11) Advancement of Military Medicine, Inc. Professional - Femoral/Saphenous Anatomy (Group 4) - Truncal Ultrasound (Group 12) Education Services Group is accredited by the - Sciatic Anatomy (Group 5) HOTEL ACCME to provide continuing medical education for - Paravertebral Anatomy (Group 6) ULTRASOUND GUIDED CADAVER BLOCKS Holiday Inn Baltimore . - Interscalene/Supraclavicular Block (Group 1) Inner Harbor 1330-1405 Session 1 - Sciatic Ultrasound Guided Blocks (Group 2) 301 West Lombard Street This activity has been approved for a maximum - Femoral/Saphenous Guided Blocks (Group 3) Baltimore, MD 21201 of 18.5 hours of AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. 410-685-3500 1410-1445 Session 2 - Truncal Blocks (Group 4) Physicians should only claim credit to the extent of - Paravertebral Block (Group 5) www.innerharborhi.com their participation in the activity. 1450-1510 Break - Fascia Iliaca/Anterior Sciatic Block (Group 6) A special group room rate has been negotiated at the Holiday Inn Inner Harbor for the 2016 Acute Pain 1510-1545 Session 3 SUNDAY, MARCH 20, 2016 (0730-1200) (OPEN CADAVER STATIONS) Course: $129 single/double plus applicable state, local 4-5 Cadavers will be available for ultrasound taxes (currently 15.5% per room per night) and room 1550-1625 Session 4 guided blocks with the assistance of surcharges. 3-4 instructors.* 1630-1705 Session 5