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2019 April 15 - 17, 2019 MEDICAL DISASTER RESPONSE April 14, 2019
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TRAUMA, CRITICAL CARE & ACUTE CARE SURGERY 2019
About the Course...... 9 Accreditation...... 10 Air and Ground Transportation...... 20 Exhibitors...... 19 Faculty...... 7-9 General Information ...... 19 Hotel...... 11 & 18 Program...... 2-6 Registration...... 21-22
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TRAUMA, CRITICAL CARE & ACUTE CARE SURGERY 2019 CAESARS PALACE • LAS VEGAS April 15 - 17, 2019 Sunday, April 14 7:00 am Registration Opens MEDICAL DISASTER RESPONSE 2019 Palace Tower, 3rd Floor, Promenade Level 3:00-5:30 pm Early Registration TRAUMA, CRITICAL CARE, & ACUTE CARE SURGERY 2019 Palace Tower, 4th floor, Emperors Level Palace Ballroom Registration Desk Monday Morning, April 15 7:00-8:30 Continental Breakfast Served in Exhibit Hall
7:00 Registration Palace Tower, 4th floor, Emperors Level SESSION 1 HOT TOPICS
Moderator: Kenji Inaba
7:30-7:45 TCCACS 2019: Review/Preview Kenneth L. Mattox
7:45-8:00 Unstable Patient in the ER - Imaging or OR? Ali Salim 8:00-8:15 REBOA 2019: Where Are We Now? Joseph J. DuBose 8:15-8:30 Managing Trauma Patients Without Narcotics Richard A. Sidwell 8:30-8:45 Whole Blood - Greater Than the Sum of Its Parts Martin A. Schreiber 8:45-9:00 Is Plasma More Than Just Factors? Factor Concentrates Versus Plasma-based Resucitation Strategies Bellal A. Joseph 9:00-9:15 Is it Time to Rein In Nonoperative Management in Kids and Adults? Andrew C. Bernard
9:15-9:30 Preventing Orthopedic Infections 2018 Milan K. Sen 9:30-10:00 Panel Discussion 10:00-10:30 Break & Visit Exhibits
SESSION 2 CASE MANAGEMENT
10:30 - 12:00 Moderator: Alison Wilson Panelists: Andrew C. Bernard Alexander L. Eastman Demetrios Demetriades Ali Salim Joseph J. DuBose Matthew J. Wall, Jr.
2 SESSION 3 LUNCHEON SESSION
12:00 - 1:30 Moderator: Kenneth L. Mattox “Through the Eyes of the Surgeons: Maintaining Autonomy in An Era of Over Regulation” David B. Hoyt Executive Director American College of Surgeons Chicago, IL SESSION 4 HOW I DO IT
Moderator: Matthew J. Martin 1:30-1:40 Stop the Bleed - Nightmare Scenario: IVC Bifurcation Demetrios Demetriades 1:40-1:55 Necrotizing Soft Tissue Infections - Too Late; Too Little Robert C. Mackersie 1:55-2:10 Lower Extremity Vascular Injuries Tenets, Tips, and Tricks Chris Cribari
2:10-2:25 What Incisions Where? Vascular Exposures Michael J. Sise
2:25-2:40 Burn Care for the Non-Burn Surgeon Chadwick P. Smith
2:40-2:55 Anterior Abdominal Wall Stab Wounds Kenji Inaba 2:55-3:20 Panel Discussion 3:20-3:40 Break & Visit Exhibits SESSION 5 INNOVATION & APPLICATION Moderator: Andre R. Campbell 3:40-3:55 Extended Use of Ultrasound David Zonies
3:55-4:10 Advances in Veterinary Medicine Lead to Advance in Trauma Patient Care Kelly Hall
410-4:25 Social Media in Acute Care Surgery Bellal A. Joseph 4:25-4:40 Bridging the Gap - What’s New in Simulation Training Elizabeth Benjamin 4:40-5:00 Panel Discussion SESSION 6 MEET THE MASTERS TCC & ACS - EXCITING OPPORTUNITIES 5:00-6:30 Moderator: Kenneth L. Mattox Required Focused or additional training or certification Practice opportunities
Satisfaction levels for this area of surgery Research opportunities Ongoing education opportunities New trends in the field 3 Tuesday Morning, April 16 7:00-8:30 Continental breakfast served in Exhibit Hall SESSION 7 CRITICAL TRAUMA/CRITICAL CARE TREATMENT
Moderator: Andrew C. Bernard 7:30-7:45 Impact of Rapid Response Team Alison Wilson
7:45-8:00 ECMO - On the Outside Looking in...Is It Time to Get On Board? David Zonies
8:00-8:15 Antibiotic Sanity and Insanity in the ICU Mark J. Kaplan
8:15-8:30 Fungal Infections in the ICU Carlos V.R. Brown
8:30-8:45 Timing of DVT Prophylaxis in Trauma Patients - Who calls the Shots? Lynette Scherer
8:45-9:00 Does Rib Fixation Lead to Earlier Extubation? Joseph J. DuBose
9:00-9:15 What’s New in Ventilation? Nothing --- But Let Me Explain Jay A. Johannigman 9:15-9:30 Non-evacuated Clotted Hemothorax: Fibrolytics, VATS, or Decortication Matthew J. Wall, Jr. 9:30-10:00 Panel Discussion 10:00-10:30 Break & Visit Exhibits SESSION 8 HOUDINI SESSION Moderator: Robert C. Mackersie
10:30-10:45 Mediastinal Traverse Matthew J. Martin 10:45-11:00 Giant Gastric Ulcer - What Now? Miguel Cubano 11:00-11:15 Caustic Burns of Upper GI Tract David M. Notrica 11:15-11:30 Trauma Patient on Three Bad Anticoagulants Sheldon H. Teperman 11:30-11:45 Severe Necrotizing Pancreatitis Andrew C. Bernard 11:45-12:00 The Pregnant Trauma Patient Andre R. Campbell
12:00-12:15 Common Bile Duct Injury - Now What? Jennifer M. Gurney
12:15-12:30 Panel Discussion INDEPENDENT SATELLITE LUNCHEON PROGRAM* 12:30 - 2:00 *Independent satellite luncheon program(s) are not accred- ited by or affiliated with the American College of Surgeons or Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery 2019.
4 SESSION 9 CAPSULE COMMENTARIES - EVOLVING ISSUES AND ANNUAL UPDATES
Moderator: Elizabeth Benjamin 2:00-2:08 Tips and Pitfalls in Measuring Bladder Pressures Demetrios Demetriades 2:08-2:16 Initial Stabilization of Exremity Fractures Sydney J. Vail
2:16-2:24 Hybrid Rooms - Are They All They Are Cracked Up To Be? Matthew J. Wall, Jr. 2:24-2:32 Trauma to the Face - What To Do? Lynette Scherer 2:32-2:40 Blunt Abdominal Trauma in Children David M. Notrica 2:40-2:48 Small Bowel Obstruction - How NOT to Diagnose Scott R. Steele 2:48-2:56 Minimal TBI - Keep or Send? Bellal A. Joseph 2:56-3:20 Break & Visit Exhibits
SESSION 10 CASE MANAGEMENT SESSION “STRICTLY RURAL”
3:20 - 4:45 Moderator: Jay A. Johannigman Panelists: Chris Cribari Richard A. Sidwell Lt. Col. Matthew J. Eckert Lynette Scherer
Lt. Col. Stephen C. Rush Alison Wilson SESSION 11 COMPLICATIONS OF TRAUMA & ACUTE CARE SURGERY
4:45 - 6:30 Moderator: Lynette Scherer Nonocclusive Mesenteric Ischemia 4:45-5:00 Michael J. Sise Blunt Duodenal Trauma - 5:00-5:15 A Complication From the “Get Go” Carlos V. R. Brown Pelvic Fracture Bleeding - Has Zone III REBOA 5:15-5:30 Changed the Algorithm? Martin A. Schreiber The Geriatric Trauma Patient - What Can Go Wrong? 5:30-5:45 Ali Salim
5:45-6:00 The Trauma Patient with Comorbidities James A. Sebesta 6:00 - 6:30 Panel Discussion SESSION 12 MEET THE PROFESSOR/DISCUSS THE ISSUES RECEPTION/DANCE 7:00 - 9:30 RECEPTION/DANCE Augustus Ballroom, Palace Tower, 4th floor 5 Wednesday Morning, April 17 SESSION 13 HENRY C. CLEVELAND FORUM ON CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN TRAUMA, CRITICAL CARE & ACUTE CARE SURGERY
6:30-8:30 Continental Breakfast Served in Exhibit Hall
Moderator: Michael J. Sise 7:00-7:15 What are the Risks of Risk Assessment Tools? Scott R. Steele 7:15-7:30 Pediatric Trauma Patient at Adult Trauma Center - What Next? David M. Notrica 7:30-7:45 Pre-medication in the Field/EC - Consequences to Patient and Surgical ICU Post Operative Team Kenji Inaba 7:45-8:00 Unblinding Trauma Center Outcomes Mark J. Kaplan 8:00-8:30 Panel Discussion
SESSION 14 ANNUAL TRAUMA DEBATE
8:30 - 9:30
Moderator: Alexander L. Eastman Resolved: Prehospital TXA is essential to safe and effective care of the trauma patient
Pro Position: Alison Wilson Con Position: Martin A. Schreiber
9:30-10:00 Break & Visit Exhibits SESSION 15 WE HAVE MET THE ENEMY, AND “HE IS US”
Moderator: Carlos V.R. Brown
10:00-10:15 PAN Scan - Scan Them ‘Till They Glow Sydney J. Vail
10:15-10:30 Practice Guildelines - Do They Always Lead You Down the Right Path? Alexander L. Eastman 10:30-10:45 Heroic Saves in Elderly and Children -
Knowing When to Stop Sheldon H. Teperman 10:45:11:00 Has the General Surgeon Given “The Farm” to the Specialists? Chris Cribari 11:00-11:25 Panel Discussion
SESSION 16 COMMENTARY ON LESSONS LEARNED
11:25-1:00 Commentary On and Review of Presentations Kenneth L. Mattox
6 2019 PROGRAM COMMITTEE Kenneth L. Mattox, MD, FACS Jay A. Johannigman, MD, FACS Program Director Professor of Surgery Distinguished Service Professor University of Cincinnati Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery Cincinnati, OH Baylor College of Medicine Chief of Staff & Chief of Surgery Bellal A. Joseph, MD, FACS Ben Taub Hospital Professor of Surgery Houston, TX University of Arizona Medical Director, Southern Arizona Mary K. Allen Telemedicine and Telepresence Program Coordinator (SATT) Prog. Administrative Associate Tucson, AZ Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery Baylor College of Medicine Robert C. Mackersie, MD, FACS Houston, TX Professor of Surgery University of California, SF Elizabeth Benjamin, MD, PhD Director, Trauma Services Assistant Professor of Clinical Surgery San Francisco General Hospital and Keck School of Medicine Trauma Center University of Southern California San Francisco, CA Department of Surgery Acute Care Surgery/Trauma Division Martin A. Schreiber, MD, FACS LAC + USC Medical Center Professor and Chief Los Angeles, CA Division of Trauma and Chris Cribari, MD, FACS Critical Care Medical Director of Acute Care Surgery Oregon Health & Science University University of Colorado Health System Portland, OR Associate Clinical Professor of Surgery Alison Wilson, MD, FACS University of Colorado School of Medicine Vice-Chair and Professor, Ft. Collins, CO WVU Department of Surgery Jennifer M. Gurney, MD Skewes Family Chair for Trauma Surgery COL, Medical Corps, US Army Director, WVU Critical Care and Surgeon, USAISR Trauma Institute Chief of Trauma Systems Development, Morgantown, WV Joint Trauma System Assistant Professor Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences San Antonio, TX
FACULTY Elizabeth Benjamin, MD, PhD, FACS Chris Cribari, MD, FACS Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery Medical Director of Acute Care Surgery Keck School of Medicine University of Colorado Health System University of Southern California Associate Clinical Professor of Surgery Department of Surgery University of Colorado School of Medicine Acute Care Surgery/Trauma Division Ft. Collins, CO LAC + USC Medical Center CAPT Miguel Cubano, MD, MBA, FACS Los Angeles, CA Commanding Officer Andrew C. Bernard, MD, FACS Naval Health Clinic Corpus Christi Paul A. Kearney, MD Corpus Christi, TX Endowed Chair of Trauma Surgery Demetrios Demetriades, MD, PhD, FACS Chief, Section of Trauma and Professor of Surgery Acute Care Surgery University of Southern California Trauma Medical Director Los Angeles, CA University of Kentucky Lexington, KY Joseph J. DuBose, MD, FACS, FCCM Colonel, United States Air Force Medical Corps Carlos V.R. Brown, MD, FACS Professor of Surgery Professor of Surgery Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences Chief, Division of Acute Care Surgery Director, Baltimore Center for the Dell Medical School Sustainment of Trauma and Readiness Skills University of Texas at Austin R. Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Austin, TX Baltimore, MD Andre R. Campbell, MD, FACS, FACP, FCCM Professor of Surgery, UC San Francisco Medical Director, Surgical Intensive Care Unit Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center San Francisco, CA
7 Alexander L. Eastman, MD, MPH, FACS David M. Notrica, MD, FACS, FAAP Senior Medical Officer Associate Professor of Surgery US Department of Homeland Security Mayo Clinic Lieutenant and Chief Medical Officer Trauma Medical Director Dallas Police Department Phoenix Children’s Hospital Dallas, TX Phoenix, AZ
Matthew J. Eckert, MD, FACS Lt. Col. Stephen C. Rush Lieutenant Colonel, US Army USAF Pararescue Medical Director Trauma Medical Director Westhampton Beach, NY Madigan Army Medical Center Tacoma, WA Ali Salim, MD, FACS Divsion Chief, Trauma, Burns, and Jennifer M. Gurney, MD Surgical Critical Care COL, Medical Corps, US Army Brigham and Woman’s Hospital Surgeon, USAISR Professor of Surgery Chief of Trauma Systems Development, Harvard Medical School Joint Trauma System Boston, MA Assistant Professor, USUHS San Antonio, TX Lynette Scherer, MD, FACS Chief Medical Officer Kelly Hall, DVM, MS, DACVECC Surgical Affiliates Management Group, Inc. American College of Veterinary Trauma Medical Director Emergency and Critical Care Mercy San Juan Medical Center Chair, Veterinary Committee on Trauma Sacramento, CA David B. Hoyt, MD, FACS Martin A. Schreiber, MD, FACS Executive Director Professor and Chief American College of Surgeons Division of Trauma and Critical Care Chicago, IL Oregon Health & Science University Portland, OR Kenji Inaba, MD, FRCSC, FACS Associate Professor of Surgery, Anesthesia James A. Sebesta, MD, FACS and Emergency Medicine Medical Director Vice Chair and Program Director, Surgery Bariatric Surgery Multicare Health System University of Southern California Tacoma, WA Los Angeles, CA Milan K. Sen, MD, FRCSC Jay A. Johannigman, MD, FACS Chief, Orthopedic Surgery Professor of Surgery Orthopedic Trauma Director University of Cincinnati NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi Cincinnati, OH Bronx, NY Bellal A. Joseph, MD, FACS Richard A. Sidwell, MD, FACS Martin Gluck Professor of Surgery Trauma Surgeon, The Iowa Clinic Vice Chairman of Research Adjunct Clinical Professor Chief of Trauma Critical Care, University of Iowa Department of Surgery Burns & Emergency Surgery Des Moines, IA The University of Arizona Tucson, AZ Michael J. Sise, MD, FACS Clinical Professor of Surgery Mark J. Kaplan, MD, FACS UCSD School of Medicine Associate Chair, Department of Surgery Trauma Medical Director Chair, Division of Trauma/SICU Scripps Mercy Hospital Einstein Medical Center San Diego, CA Professor of Surgery Chadwick P. Smith, MD, FACS Jefferson School of Medicine Director Philadelphia, PA Surgical Intensive Care Units Robert C. Mackersie, MD, FACS Vice Chairman Professor of Surgery Department of Surgery University of California, SF Orlando Regional Medical Center Director, Trauma Services Orlando, FL San Francisco General Hospital and Scott R. Steele, MD, MBA, FACS, FASCRS Trauma Center Chairman San Francisco, CA Department of Colorectal Surgery Matthew J. Martin, MD, FACS Rupert B. Turnbull, MD Endowed Chair in FASMBS, Trauma Medical Director Colorectal Surgery Madigan Army Health System Professor of Surgery, Case Western Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA Reserve University School of Medicine Cleveland Clinic Kenneth L. Mattox, MD, FACS Cleveland, OH Distinguished Service Professor Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery Baylor College of Medicine Chief of Staff & Chief of Surgery Ben Taub Hospital Houston, TX
8 Sheldon H. Teperman, MD, FACS Alison Wilson, MD, FACS Professor of Surgery Vice-Chair and Professor, Director, Trauma and Critical Care Services WVU Department of Surgery Jacobi Medical Center Skewes Family Chair for Trauma Surgery Bronx, NY Director, WVU Critical Care and Trauma Institute Sydney J. Vail, MD, FACS Morgantown, WV Chairman Department of Surgery MIHS/The Arizona Burn & Trauma Center’s David Zonies, MD, MPH at Maricopa Medical Center Associate Professor of Surgery & Public Health Associate Professor of Surgery Division of Trauma, Critical Care and Affiliated Faculty Acute Care Surgery School of Medicine Creighton University Oregon Health & Science University Phoenix School of Medicine Portland, OR Phoenix, AZ
Matthew J. Wall, Jr., MD, FACS Professor Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery Baylor College of Medicine Houston, TX
ABOUT THE COURSE TRAUMA, CRITICAL CARE & ACUTE CARE SURGERY 2019 April 15 - 17, 2019 This annual Las Vegas Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery Confer- ence has become the best attended such course in the world, being oversub- scribed the last 13 years. Of the more than 1300 attendees, over 80% are physicians. Our faculty are physicians in active practice who continue “in the trenches” day after day, night after night, dealing with the most complex surgical challenges. Each year, new “rising stars” join seasoned expert faculty. As you visit the Scientific Program section of our site, you will be impressed that such a stellar faculty has been assembled and how so much practical surgical information has been incorporated into two and one-half days. Past attendees have aptly described the conference content as an, “Incredible journey in surgical knowledge, with “tour guides” whose expertise and personalities make every excursion a uniquely exceptional experience,” “Amazingly wonderful, fast paced experience - like drinking water from a fire hose; it blew me away!” No other course like this in the world; can’t wait to return next year.” As we enter our 52 nd record-breaking year, it is appropriate that the continued focus be TRAUMA, CRITICAL CARE, & ACUTE CARE SURGERY. For every community, there continues to be a need for surgical and medical teams to evaluate and treat the sickest of the sick and the severely injured. With many graduates going into practices based primarily in minimally invasive surgical subspecialties, it is appropriate that this course take a leadership role in provid- ing a continuing education venue for the complex operative and critical care surgical challenges, with major trauma continuing to be the epitome of such challenges. GOALS This program offers comprehensive continuing education in the treatment of critically ill and injured patients, stressing current basic and cutting edge guidelines and technology for evaluation, diagnosis, and management. The course is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of those caring for ill and injured patients in rural, urban, and suburban hospitals.
9 OBJECTIVES 1) Describe innovative, appropriate techniques and technology for optimal care of the injured or seriously ill patient in urban and rural environments, 2) Apply concepts from urban and rural trauma and acute care surgery cases to the practice setting, 3) Describe practical exposure techniques and guidelines for management and early control of injuries and acute surgical conditions, 4) Discuss appropriate surgical response and timing of intervention for diverse traumatic injures and critical illnesses, 5) Identify the dilemmas, ethics, and solutions relative to managing critically ill and injured patients, 6) Discuss care issues particular to the surgical intensive care unit, including rapid response team, ECMO, appropri- ate antibiotic use, fungal infections, DVT prophylaxis, rib fixation, vent therapy, and non-evacuated clotted hemothorax, 7) Address issues relative to trauma and acute care surgery evolution, including hybrid rooms, facial trauma, abdominal trauma in children, small bowel obstruction, orthopedic infections, and minimal TBI, 8) Recognize and evaluate management of complicated conditions, including nonocclusive mesenteric ischemia, pelvic fracture bleeding, the geriatric trauma patient, as well as patients with comorbidities, mediastinal traverse, caustic burns of upper GI tract, severe necrotizing faciitis and the pregnant trauma patient, 9) Discuss how to respond to unique situations including pediatric trauma patients in adult trauma centers, OR and ICU downstream effects of field/EC administered medications, value of practice guidelines, and recognizing futility, 10) Discuss ongoing advances and the controversies surrounding them, including appropriate management of the unstable patient in the EC, appropriate of REBOA, opioids for trauma patients, resuscitation strategies, nonoperative management, and TXA, 11) Address evolving nonclinical issues, including maintaining autonomy in times over regulation the risks of risk assessment, and, unblinding trauma center outcomes, 12) Discuss innovations, including extended use of ultrasound, social media in acute care surgery, simulation training, and how advances in veterinary medicine lead to advances in trauma patient care. EDUCATIONAL METHODS Didactic lectures, panel discussions, audiovisual aids, course syllabus, and MOC exam TARGET AUDIENCE The course is designed primarily for trauma surgeons working in Level I-IV trauma centers. In addition, general surgeons, emergency physicians, anesthesiologists, trauma coordinators, surgical residents, thoracic surgeons, trauma nurses, PAs and NPs, administrators, and EMS coordi- nators will benefit from this course.
AMA CREDIT DESIGNATION CME credit will be applied for for this activity. For the purposes of recertification, the American Nurses Credentialing Center accepts AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM issued by organizations accredited by the ACCME. CERTIFICATES To receive CME credits/certificates, attendees MUST COMPLETE AND SUBMIT Verification of Attendance Forms and the Conference Evaluation Tool. Onsite electronic submissions are processed immediately, and your certificate is available for download once appropriate documents are completed. MAINTENANCE OF CERTIFICATION (MOC)
In response to your requests, we have added this impor- ADDED VALUE! tant adjunct to the conference. This meeting will contain a self-assessment component.
ADVANCE REGISTRATION Registration is limited to the first 1300. Register online using a credit card. If you wish to pay by check or money order, complete the Advance Registration Form and mail it to the indicated address. THERE IS A $95 CHARGE FOR CANCELLATIONS, AND NO REFUNDS ARE ISSUED AFTER March 22, 2019. Registration fee includes: participation in all sessions, course summary material, continental breakfasts, coffee and refreshment breaks, Monday luncheon session and the Tuesday evening Meet the Professor/Discuss the Issues reception and dance. See page 21 for complete mail in registration information.
10 HOTEL INFORMATION Both conferences will be held at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. This 85 acre resort continues to set the standard for excite- ment and luxury. We have secured additional rooms at a great rate at The Linq Las Vegas across the Strip from Caesars.
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CAESARS PALACE (MEETING HOTEL)
Classic Room (Forum Tower)...... $199.00 Palace Tower Deluxe King (Meeting Tower)....$235.00 Julius Tower Luxury King...... $265.00 Augustus Tower...... $265.00 NOBU HOTEL Caesars luxury hotel located in the center of Caesars Palace Nobu Luxury King...... $265.00
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11 MEDICAL DISASTER RESPONSE CAESARS PALACE • LAS VEGAS April 14, 2019
7:00-8:30 Continental Breakfast Served in Exhibit Hall Palace Tower, 3rd Floor, Pompeian Ballroom 7:00 Registration Opens Palace Tower, 3rd Floor, Roman Ballroom
SESSION 1 BEEN THERE, DONE THAT -
AFTER ACTION REVIEW
Moderator: Alexander L. Eastman 7:50-8:00 Setting the Stage: Review/Preview Kenneth L. Mattox
8:00-8:20 Kentucky School Shooting Oscar D. Guillamondegui
8:20-8:40 Is There A Trauma Surgeon In The Crowd? Las Vegas Shooting at Ground Zero James A. Sebesta
8:40-9:00 Boots on the Ground - The Earthquake in Ecuador Michael L. Cheatham
9:00-9:20 Amtrak Derailment in Washington State Lt. Col. Matthew J. Eckert
9:20-9:50 Panel Discussion
9:50-10:15 Break & Visit Exhibits
SESSION 2 NEED TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
Moderator: Chadwick P. Smith 10:15-10:35 Reacting in a Fish Bowl - Making Strategic Decisions When The World Is Watching Lt. Col. Steven C. Rush
10:35-10:55 Blood Use in Mass Casualty Events Jennifer M. Gurney
10:55-11:15 Crisis Standards of Care - From Field to OR Matthew J. Martin
11:15-11:30 Maximizing Minimal Resources - Hurricane Maria - Puerto Rico Capt. Miguel Cubano
11:30-11:45 Drills - Applying Military Drill to Civilian Practice Maj. Kristen L. Slappey
12 SESSION 3 LUNCHEON SESSION
11:45 - 1:30 Palace Tower, 4th Floor, Palace Ballroom Moderator: Kenneth L. Mattox The Thailand Cave Rescue MSgt Derek Anderson Kristen L. Slappey, DO USAF Pararescueman Major, U.S. Air Force Aviano, Italy Medical Director Flight Surgeon and Lt. Col. Stephen C. Rush Family Medicine Physician USAF Special Operations Group Pararescue Medical Director Kadena Air Base, Japan Westhampton Beach, NY
SESSION 4 CASE MANAGMENT
1:30 - 3:00 Moderators: Jennifer M. Gurney Matthew J. Martin Using a Case Management format, lessons learned from military front lines will be applied to civilian medical disaster response Panelists: Michael L. Cheatham Maj. Kristen L. Slappey Oscar D. Guillamondegui Chadwick P. Smith James A. Sebesta Sheldon H. Teperman
3:00-3:30 Break & Visit Exhibits
SESSION 5 BEYOND TRIAGE & RESUSCITATION
Moderator: Sheldon H. Teperman
3:30-3:45 Active Shooter Response - Continuing Evolution Kenji Inaba
3:45-4:00 Special Operations Medicine and the Department of Home- land Security - We’re From the Government, and We’re ACTUALLY Here to Help You Alexander L. Eastman
4:00-4:15 MCI - Managing Crush Injuries Andre R. Campbell
4:15-4:30 MCI - Managing Patients with Multiple Fractures Milan K. Sen
4:30-4:45 MCI - Rural Response Richard A. Sidwell
4:45-5:00 Ballistics & Wound Evaluation Oscar D. Guillamondegui
5:00-5:15 Team Preparation and Scene Amputation Elizabeth Benjamin
5:15-5:30 Late Breaking News Kenneth L. Mattox
5:30-6:00 Panel Discussion
6:00 Conference Adjourned
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2019 PROGRAM COMMITTEE Kenneth L. Mattox, MD, FACS Matthew J. Martin, MD, FACS Program Director FASMBS, Trauma Medical Director Distinguished Service Professor Madigan Army Health System Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA Baylor College of Medicine Chief of Staff & Chief of Surgery Chadwick P. Smith, MD, FACS Ben Taub General Hospital Director Houston, TX Surgical Intensive Care Units Mary K. Allen Vice Chairman Program Coordinator Department of Surgery Administrative Associate Orlando Regional Medical Center Michael E. DeBakey Department of Surgery Orlando, FL Baylor College of Medicine Houston, TX Sheldon H. Teperman, MD, FACS Professor of Surgery Alexander L. Eastman, MD, MPH, FACS Director, Trauma and Critical Care Services Senior Medical Officer Jacobi Medical Center US Department of Homeland Security Bronx, NY Lieutenant and Chief Medical Officer Dallas Police Department Dallas, TX
FACULTY MSgt Derek Anderson Jennifer M. Gurney, MD USAF Pararescueman COL, Medical Corps, US Army Aviano, Italy Surgeon, USAISR Chief of Trauma Systems Development, Elizabeth Benjamin, MD, PhD, FACS Joint Trauma System Associate Professor of Clinical Surgery Assistant Professor Keck School of Medicine Uniformed Services University of University of Southern California Health Sciences Department of Surgery San Antonio, TX Acute Care Surgery/Trauma Division LAC + USC Medical Center Matthew J. Martin, MD, FACS Los Angeles, CA FASMBS, Trauma Medical Director Madigan Army Health System Andre R. Campbell, MD, FACS, FACP, FCCM Joint Base Lewis-McChord, WA Professor of Surgery, UC San Francisco Medical Director, Surgical Intensive Care Unit Kenneth L. Mattox, MD, FACS Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital Distinguished Service Professor and Trauma Center Michael E. DeBakey San Francisco, CA Department of Surgery Baylor College of Medicine Michael L. Cheatham, MD, FACS Chief of Staff & Chief of Surgery Chairman, Orlando Health Surgical Group Ben Taub Hospital Chief Surgical Quality Officer Houston, TX Orlando Regional Medical Center Orlando, FL Lt. Col. Stephen C. Rush USAF CAPT Miguel Cubano, MD, MBA, FACS Pararescue Medical Director Commanding Officer Westhampton Beach, NY Naval Health Clinic Corpus Christi Corpus Christi, TX James A. Sebesta, MD, FACS Medical Director Alexander L. Eastman, MD, MPH, FACS Bariatric Surgery Multicare Health System Senior Medical Officer Tacoma, WA US Department of Homeland Security Lieutenant and Chief Medical Officer Milan K. Sen, MD, FRCSC Dallas Police Department Chief, Orthopedic Surgery Dallas, TX Orthopedic Trauma Director NYC Health + Hospitals/Jacobi Matthew J. Eckert, MD, FACS Bronx, NY Lieutenant Colonel, US Army Trauma Medical Director Richard A. Sidwell, MD, FACS Madigan Army Medical Center Trauma Surgeon, The Iowa Clinic Tacoma, WA Adjunct Clinical Professor University of Iowa Department of Surgery Oscar D. Guillamondegui, MD, MPH, FACS Des Moines, IA Professor of Surgery Vice Chair for Quality Section of Surgical Services Vanderbilt University School of Medicine Trauma Medical Director Vanderbilt University Medical Center Nashville, TN
14 Kristen L. Slappey, DO Sheldon H. Teperman, MD, FACS Major, U.S. Air Force Professor of Surgery Medical Director Director, Trauma and Critical Care Services Flight Surgeon and Jacobi Medical Center Family Medicine Physician Bronx, NY Special Operations Group Kadena Air Base, Japan Chadwick P. Smith, MD, FACS Director Surgical Intensive Care Units Vice Chairman Department of Surgery Orlando Regional Medical Center Orlando, FL
ABOUT THE COURSE
MEDICAL DISASTER RESPONSE 2019 Sunday, April 14, 2019
MEDICAL DISASTER RESPONSE 2019 has been developed by the group that brings you Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery. This course made its debut in 2008 and was an immediate sell-out. It is specifically for clinical personnel who, in the “heat of battle,” are trying to save patients’ lives and limbs, often with limited space and workers, while trying to quickly determine how to manage more patients than the facility can process. Whether it is an overwhelmingly busy Friday night or a full-scale mass casualty, the clinical personnel are on the front line.
Course faculty are selected for their first-hand experience in medical disaster response, and the program is designed to present maximum content in formats most conducive to learning and audience involvement.
Physicians, nurses, administrators, and others in the hospital and clinical arenas will, sooner or later, be faced with the care of multiple patients following a natural, terrorism, industrial, or other catastrophic event that might be considered overwhelming mass casualty or “disaster.” Many journals, courses, and event “model” disaster plans address infrastruc- ture, supplies, causes, public health, and logistics. However, the medical/clinical aspects, the most important determinant of survival, are often overlooked.
This course focuses on these aspects and targets the clinical personnel who are the first to receive the victims of a catastrophic event. Whether it is a shooting on a military base or a devastating earthquake, the roles of the individuals responsible for immediate medical response will be the focus. Every physician, nurse and administrator working in a hospital clinical setting has the potential to be called upon, without notice, to fulfill these responsibilities.
OBJECTIVES
1) Develop strategies to meet challenges of triage, limited resources, the active shooter, and making critical decisions under heavy media/public scrutiny, 2) Discuss blood use, crisis standards, and teamwork in mass casualty response, 3) Modify individual situation responses based on data from past responses, 4) Gain a knowledge of resources available from government agencies in mass casualty response; 5) Discuss specific clinical response in MCI, including crush injuries, multiple fractures, rural response, and scene amputa- tions; 6) Discuss military lessons that have been/can be effectively applied to civilian disaster response.
15 AMA CREDIT DESIGNATION
CME credit will be applied for for this activity. For the purposes of recertification, the American Nurses Credentialing Center accepts AMA PRA Category 1 Credits TM issued by organizations accredited by the ACCME.
CERTIFICATES
To receive CME credits/certificates, attendees MUST COMPLETE AND SUBMIT Verification of Attendance Forms and the Conference Evaluation Tool. Onsite electronic submissions are processed immediately, and your certificate is available for download once appropriate documents are completed.
SCAN TO ACCESS CME/MOC/FORMS/ CERTIFICATES
MAINTENANCE OF CERTIFICATION (MOC)
In response to your requests, we have added this ADDED important adjunct to the conference. This meeting will VALUE! contain a self-assessment component.
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16 ADVANCE REGISTRATION
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Registration is limited to the first 400 registrants. To register online using a credit card, complete the online registration form found in the Registration section of the website.
If you wish to pay by check or money order, complete the Advance Registration Form and mail it to the indicated address.
There is a $95 charge for cancellations, and no refunds will be issued after March 22, 2019. The registration fee includes: participation in all sessions, lunch session, course syllabus, continental breakfast, coffee, and refreshment breaks. See page 21 for complete mail in registration information.
BOOK YOUR HOTEL BY MARCH 12, 2019 FOR LOWER CONFERENCE GROUP RATES.
We regret that we cannot take course reservations over the phone or via fax.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CONTACT: Mary Allen, Program Coordinator Telephone: 713-798-4557 • Fax: 713-796-9605 Email: [email protected] www.trauma-criticalcare.com
17 HOTEL INFORMATION Both conferences will be held at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. This 85 acre resort continues to set the standard for excite- ment and luxury. We have secured additional rooms at a great rate at The Linq Las Vegas immediately across the Strip from Caesars. LOWER CONFERENCE GROUP RATES! Book ONLINE at www.trauma-criticalcare.com We have a block of rooms in FOUR DIFFERENT TOWERS at CAESARS PALACE CAESARS PALACE (MEETING HOTEL)
Classic Room (Forum Tower)...... $199.00 Palace Tower Deluxe King (Meeting Tower)....$235.00 Julius Tower Luxury King...... $265.00 Augustus Tower...... $265.00
NOBU HOTEL Caesars luxury hotel located in the center of Caesars Palace Nobu Luxury King...... $265.00
To Book Caesars Palace or NOBU by phone, call 866-227-5944. Your GROUP CODE is SCTCC9 NOTE: Caesars charges a fee for telephone bookings
BOOK HOTEL ONLINE NOW! https://book.passkey.com/go/SCTCC9 The Linq (Immediately across Strip from Caesars Palace)
Classic Room ...... $89.00 TTo Book The Linq by phone, call 866-523-2781. Your GROUP CODE is SQTCC9. NOTE: Caesars charges a fee for telephone bookings RESORT FEE IS COMPLIMENTARY FOR ALL ATTENDEES! BOOK HOTEL ONLINE NOW!
https://book.passkey.com/go/SCTCC9
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR LOW GROUP RATES through March 12, 2019, or until our room block sells out, whichever comes first. PLEASE note that our room block has SOLD OUT 2-3 months prior to the conference in past years.
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CONTACT: Mary Allen, Program Coordinator Telephone: 713-798-4557 • Fax: 713-796-9605 Email: [email protected] www.trauma-criticalcare.com
18 INFORMATION FOR EXHIBITORS TWO Cutting Edge Conferences
MEDICAL DISASTER RESPONSE 2019 Sunday, April 14, 2019 (Enrollment Limited to 400) SAVE $$ when you sign up for this conference in addition to TCCACS
TRAUMA, CRITICAL CARE & ACUTE CARE SURGERY 2019 (TCCACS) (Enrollment Limited to 1,300) April 15 - 17, 2019
Please visit our website: www.trauma-criticalcare.com for the exhibit space application, prospectus, and complete information for exhibitors.
Reserve your space before January 7, 2019, to get a discounted rate. And this year, we, again, offer an added discount - the “Combo Rate” for those wishing to exhibit at both conferences.
BOTH CONFERENCES
DRESS Attire for the meeting is business casual. Every effort will be made to provide a comfortable learning environ- ment; however, meeting room temperatures are variable and may be difficult to control. The temperature is occasionally cool in the meeting rooms; therefore, a jacket or sweater is recommended.
NAME BADGES All registrants will be provided a name badge for use during the meeting. For security purposes, name badges are required at all times in the convention area. Individuals without a badge will not be permitted into the course rooms or exhibit hall. Lost badges will be replaced for a $20 fee.
WHAT’S HAPPENING IN VEGAS For show and other entertainment information, visit the Las Vegas convention and visitors website at: www.lvcva.com call 1-877-847-4858.
As the meeting dates draw closer, more show informa- tion will be available on this site. Also, check our confer- ence website for late breaking show information. www.trauma-criticalcare.com
19 AIR TRANSPORTATION
United Airlines is pleased to offer discounts off published fares for the Trauma and Critical Care Foundation! Please check our conference web site, www.trauma-criticalcare.com for booking details.
AIRPORT TRANSPORTATION SERVICE IN LAS VEGAS
LASxpress (www.LASxpress.com) is offering our attendees special rates. The conference booking link is posted under “General Informa- tion” on our web site, www.trauma-criticalcare.com.
ONSITE REGISTRATION LOCATION AND HOURS
MEDICAL DISASTER RESPONSE 2019 LOCATION: Caesars Palace, Palace Tower Third Floor, Promenade Level, Roman Office
DATE/TIME: Sunday, April 14 Registration opens at 7:00 a.m. TRAUMA, CRITICAL CARE & ACUTE CARE SURGERY 2019 LOCATION: Caesars Palace, Palace Tower Fourth Floor, Emperors Level, Palace Office (Palace Ballroom Foyer)
DATE/TIME: Early Registration: Sunday, April 14, 3:00 - 5:30 p.m. Registration: Monday, April 15, 6:30 a.m.
Scan the QR codes to keep in touch with Trauma, Critical Care & Acute Care Surgery!
Tweet with us at: @TCCACS First set up an account with www.twitter.com, then interact with speakers, moderators, and other attendees through- out the conference and beyond!
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20 MAIL IN REGISTRATION
DETACH AND MAIL COMPLETED REGISTRATION FORM ALONG WITH YOUR CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: Mary Allen, Program Coordinator Trauma & Critical Care Foundation P.O. Box 35850 Houston, Texas 77235
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: TRAUMA & CRITICAL CARE
CANCELLATION POLICY Refunds are available, less a $95 processing fee, up to March 22, 2019. No refunds will be given on requests postmarked after March 22, 2019. Please note that cancellations must be submitted in writing prior to March 22, 2019. Cancellations will not be accepted over the telephone. Upon receipt of your letter/email of cancellation, you will receive immediate confirmation. No refunds will be issued after March 22, 2019. If canceling, mail/email your cancellation request on or before March 22 to:
Mary Allen, Program Coordinator Trauma & Critical Care Foundation P.O. Box 35850 Houston, Texas 77235 Fax: 713-796-9605 Email: [email protected]
CERTIFICATES
To receive CME credits/certificates, attendees MUST COMPLETE AND SUBMIT Verification of Attendance Forms and the Conference Evalua- tion Tool. Electronic onsite online submissions are processed immedi- ately, and your certificate is available for download once appropriate documents are completed. You are urged to complete this process while at the conference, where IT help is available if you need it.
MAINTENANCE OF CERTIFICATION (MOC)
ADDED In response to your requests, we have added this VALUE! important adjunct to the conference. This meeting will contain a self-assessment component. •
FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, CONTACT: Mary Allen, Program Coordinator Telephone: 713-798-4557 Fax: 713-796-9605 Email: [email protected] www.trauma-criticalcare.com
21 MAIL IN REGISTRATION FORM COMPLETE AND MAIL IN THIS FORM WITH CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TRAUMA, CRITICAL CARE & ACUTE CARE SURGERY 2019 (TCCACS) EARLY LATE After 3/1/2019 Practicing Physicians $825 $925
Nurses $675 $775
Paramedics & EMT’s’ $675 $775
Physician Assistants, NPs $675 $775
Residents* $500 $600
Other Allied Health Care Professionals $675 $775 Specify______
MEDICAL DISASTER RESPONSE 2019
All Attendees $425 $500
COMBINATION RATE - Save by attending two conferences!
TCCACS & MEDICAL DISASTER RESPONSE Practicing Physicians $1100 $1275
COMBO Non Physicians RATE $950 $1125
Residents* $775 $950
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TRAUMA, CRITICAL CARE & ACUTE CARE SURGE RY 2019 APRIL 15 - 19, 2019 MEDICAL DISASTER RESPONSE 2019 APRIL 14, 2019 www.trauma-criticalcare.com April 14 - 19, 2019 Caesars Palace, Las Vegas
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