RECC 2016 OVERVIEW

This conference provides accessible and accredited

interprofessional education for BC’s rural and regional physicians, specialists, nurse practitioners, nurses, paramedics and first

responders.

CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS

• Interactive small groups and inter-professional learning opportunities

• Hands-on workshops

• Faculty development

• Add-on courses: The SHOCK Course, The Wilderness Medicine Course, The HOUSE Program and CASTED: Emergency

• Complimentary childcare available during conference hours!

• Opportunities to socialize and network with colleagues.

Details at www.rccbc.ca/conferences/

ACCREDITATION

RECC is approved for up to

13.0 MOC Section 1 or 13.0 Mainpro-M1 credits

THE RURAL EMERGENCY THE RURAL EMERGENCY CONTINUUM OF CARE CONFERENCECONTINUUM OF CARE CONFERENCE

JUNE 9 + 10, 2016JUNE 9 + 10, 2016 PRINCE GEORGE CIVIPRINCE GEORGE CIVIC CENTRE & COAST HOTELC CENTRE & COAST HOTEL

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Eye

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Andrew Lukaris

Cases from the

Trench

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sing on

Skin and Tissu

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Abu Ham

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“Han

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Teleh

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How Do You Drive

This Thing?

John Paw

lovich

Michael Jong

Bret Batchelor

Max 16 participants

N/A to studen

ts

Tele-Kidney

Care

Anurag Singh

Pac

kaging the Patient for

Transp

ort

Dick Raymond

MSK Casting

Tec

hniques

Worksh

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“Holding w

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Point Moulding”

Chris Parfitt

Max 20 participants

N/A to studen

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Useful S

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Tec

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GP: A

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Worksh

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Stuart Johnston

Max 16 participants

N/A to studen

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1100-1150

There is M

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Treating COPD than

Pu9ers

John Smith

New

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ologic

Treatmen

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Diabetes

Clayton Reynolds

Andrew Schissler

Proce

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in the Rural E

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Sean Ebert

Max 25 participants

Diagnosing New

Skin

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Neil K

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1300-1

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1400-1450

Med

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GPs

Barb Kane

Rural O

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hat

We Do

Marlowe Haskins

Acu

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Teleh

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Australia to Prince

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Jim M

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Neil K

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Can

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Be

Complicated

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Rev

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Challenging Cases

Stacy Miller

Adva

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Getting Paid for W

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Calls, C

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Conferencing, C

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Care an

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Tracy M

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Suture Tec

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and an Exten

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Ten

don Rep

air: Basic

Worksh

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Stuart Johnston

Theresa Smith

Max 16 participants

N/A to studen

ts

1450-1

520

1520-1610

Clin

ical Pea

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Group Discu

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with Spec

ialists

Moderated by:

Dan Horvat

Neu

ro-

musculoskeletal

Ultraso

und and

Proce

dures

Peter Inkpen

Selec

tion and

Interpretation of

Thyroid Tests

Clayton Reynolds

Onco

logy

Emergen

cies

Sarah Roberts

Rob Olson

Acu

te Liver In

jury

Sara W

adge

Chest Tube

Worksh

op—Using

the Seldinger

Tec

hnique (R

ural

Critica

l Care

Module)

John Soles

Max 12 participants

N/A to studen

ts

Why You Should

Use Your

Ultraso

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Michael Jong

Max 16-20 participants

N/A to studen

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1620-1

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PLE

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1730-1

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The Shock Course

Max 13 Physicians, 3 Residents/Students

Cost: $

1,025 / $675

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1000-1050

Chest Pain in

the ER:

Here Be Dragons

Patrick Row

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Understan

ding M

ood

and Self Harm in

Child

ren and

Adolescen

ts

Rachel Boulding

Don’t M

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Ectopic

Bill Kingston

Chao

s vs. H

armony in

the ER

Marg Boychuk

Cindy Sellers

Understan

ding

Osteo

arthritis: Up to

Date Eviden

ce Based

Treatmen

ts

Chris Parfitt

DiI

cult Airway

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ands-on

Worksh

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Shu Ho

Sean Ebert

Kirk McCarroll

Max 18 participants

N/A to studen

ts

HOUSE In

tensive

: Ultraso

und for

Abdominal Pain

(Coast Hotel:

1000-1200)

Max 16 participants

Cost $125

1100-1150

Vascu

lar Surgery Topic

Ram

esh Lokanathan

ER: W

here Kids are

Little Adults (A

nd the

Tim

es They

Are Not)

Kathryn Leccese

Physiotherap

y an

d

the Sore Shoulder

Bryce Kelly

Can

We Treat

Obesity

Successfully?

Stefan Du Toit

Interesting Cases of

CHF an

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Man

agem

ent of

Cardiogen

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Sara W

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Inflam

matory

Arthritis: Finding the

Nee

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the

Hay

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1300-1

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hysicians Kirk McCarroll, Don Burke

HOUSE In

tensive

: Ultraso

und for

Ectopic Pregnan

cy

(Coast Hotel: 1245

-1445)

Max 16 participants

Cost $125

1400-1450

Disasters Pan

el

Loren Caira

P atrick Row

e Moderated by:

Paul Stent

Refl

ecting on Cultural

Competen

cy: First

Nations Persp

ective

Terri Aldred

OIce

Assessm

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and M

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emen

t of

Concu

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David Rhine

Slowing the Flow:

Non-surgical

Man

agem

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Gyn

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Bleed

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Sheona M

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Neu

ropathic Pain

Man

agem

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David Urquhart

Joint Injection

Worksh

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Brent Ohata

Chris Parfitt

Max 25 participants

N/A to studen

ts

1450-1

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1520-1610

Antibiotic De-esca

lation

and Prescribing

Antibiotics in

the

Outpatient Setting

Elizabeth Parfitt

Critica

l Care Pea

rls:

What to do in

the First

30 M

inutes

Don Burke

Physiotherap

y an

d

Concu

ssion

Man

agem

ent

Vickie Laverdure

Perils of Exe

rcise:

Atrial Fibrillation and

Sudden

Cardiac

Dea

th

John Bosom

worth

Addiction—Treating

Substan

ce Use

Disorder in

the OIce

an

d Hosp

ital

Gerrard Prigm

ore

HOUSE In

tensive

: Ultraso

und for

Vascu

lar Access

(Coast Hotel: 1520

-1720)

Max 16 participants

Cost $125

1620-1

720

PLE

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natomy of a SAR call Alec Ritchie

C-Spine X-ray

Interpretation

Trina Larsen Soles

Max 20 participants

N/A to studen

ts

SAT, J

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0800-1630

The W

ilderness Med

icine Course—

Van

derhoof Max 12 Physicians, 3 Residents/Students, 3 Nurses/Paramedics

Cost: $

500

SAT, J

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0830-1700

HOUSE Program: U

ltraso

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ax 14 Physicians, 2 Residents

Cost: $

1,300/$850

SUN

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0800-1715

CASTED: E

mergen

cy Course—

Van

derhoof Max 24 Participants. Reg

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sched

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Cost: $

985/$825/$715

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ADD-ON COURSES

THE SHOCK COURSE

Participants will review the management, workup and treatment of the hemodynamically unstable patient and discuss. An interactive, case-based course with hands-on practice with ultrasound and central line insertion and management. This program is accredited for 8.0 Mainpro-M1, C, and MOC Section 1 credits.

JUNE 8 0800-1630 Max 16 participants Location: Prince George

PHYSICIAN $1,025 RESIDENT/STUDENT $675

WILDERNESS MEDICINE COURSE

This course is ideal for those who would like to explore self-directed, austere environment emergency medicine work. The syllabus is relevant to expeditions, backcountry trips and Search and Rescue work. There will be a strong focus on hands-on skills and high-fidelity simulations in the field. Course is accredited for 7.0 Mainpro-M1 and MOC Section 1 credits.

JUNE 11 0800-1630 Max 18 participants Location: Vanderhoof

PHYSICIAN $500 RESIDENT/STUDENT $500 ALLIED HEALTH $500

HOUSE PROGRAM: ULTRASOUND FOR TRAUMA

The Hands-On Ultrasound Education Program delivers adaptive, innovative content customized to meet the learning needs of rural physicians. The low learner to instructor ratio (2:1) allows for personalized learning and scanning on live models ensures that each participant gains quality, hands-on practice time. The Ultrasound for Trauma module covers applications to expedite diagnosis and treatment of urgent or life-threatening conditions, including knobology, eFAST, subxyphoid view, pneumothorax, lung point, long bone fractures, and vascular access. Course is accredited for 7.0 Mainpro-C and MOC Section 1 credits.

JUNE 11 0830-1700 Max 16 participants Location: Prince George

PHYSICIAN $1,300 RESIDENT $850

Participants must register for at least one day of the RECC conference in order to sign up for The Shock Course or The HOUSE Program.

MEETING WITHIN A CONFERENCE— ROOM AVAILABLE FOR BOOKING

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY!

RCCbc is o9ering rural practitioners a free space that may be used to host meetings, training modules, or topical

discussions for up to two hours per session. The room seats 18 people and is equipped with a projector.

Contact Sharon Mah (smah@rccbc.ca) for more information.

FIRST NATIONS MEDICINE WALK There will be an opportunity to experience a First Nations Traditional Medicine Walk during Friday’s lunch hour.

Details and a sign up sheet will be available at the Meet ‘n’ Greet on June 8 and at the RECC Registration Desk onsite.

ACCOMMODATION Coast HotelCoast HotelCoast HotelCoast Hotel

770 Brunswick Street,

Prince George, BC V2L 2C2

Preferred room rates start at $115.00 + tax. To make a reservation: 1.800.663.1144

Quote Code: CIN-GFC11032

Rates available until May 18th, based on room availability.

Hotel has a cancellation policy of up to 4pm two days

prior without penalty.

www.coasthotels.com/hotels/bc/prince_george/ coast-inn-of-the-north/

CASTED: EMERGENCY

This course combines case-based lectures and supervised, hands-on splinting and moulding under the supervision of CASTED faculty. This course is accredited for up to 9.0 Mainpro-C and MOC Section 1 credits.

JUNE 12 0800-1715 Max 24 participants Location: Vanderhoof

REGISTER AT: WWW.CASTED.CA/SCHEDULE

HOUSE INTENSIVE: ULTRASOUND FOR ABDOMINAL PAIN

The session will include FAST, gallbladder and hydronephrosis. For those who have not mastered the FAST exam, this intensive will o9er lots of hands-on scanning time and is expected to markedly improve scanning competency. Those already competent with the FAST exam can learn POCUS for gallbladder and/or hydronephrosis, two applications that are very useful in the ER.

Max 16 participants

COST $125

HOUSE INTENSIVE: ULTRASOUND FOR ECTOPIC PREGNANCY

The ability to identify an intra-uterine pregnancy, and thus rule out ectopic pregnancy, is a GAMECHANGER for rural physicians faced with an unstable female patient with abdominal pain. This limited first trimester POCUS exam has been shown to significantly decrease the time to diagnosis and definitive treatment of ectopic pregnancy. The two hour intensive will focus on the transabdominal approach, with some exposure to the transvaginal scanning technique as well.

Max 16 participants

COST $125

HOUSE INTENSIVE: ULTRASOUND FOR VASCULAR ACCESS

Does the idea of inserting a central line make you sweat? It is very easy to learn how to locate the ideal insertion site for a central or peripheral vein catheter, and watch the needle go into the vein in real time, confirming placement. POCUS for vascular access turns a nerve wracking procedure into one performed with confidence and fewer complications.

Max 16 participants

COST $125

Join us for a day of faculty development!

NORTHERN REFLECTIONS MEDICAL EDUCATION DAY RAMADA HOTEL (BIRCH BOARDROOM) – Prince George

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 2016 10:30AM – 4:30PM

This one day event is filled with great speakers and workshops and will be a great kick o9 to RECC!

Our plenary speaker Dr. Rose Hatala—Director of the Centre for Health Education Scholarship (CHES) Clinical Educator Fellowship—will be presenting a session on “Meaningful Feedback in Real Life”.

Workshop topics will include: · Learner-centered Teaching · Writing Field Notes

· Observation and Feedback · The Learner DiIculty

Workshops will be facilitated by: · Bill Upward, Teaching and Learning Strategist, · Dr. Rob Olson, Regional Director, UBC Faculty

UBC Department of Family Practice Development, Northern BC · Dr. Brenda Hardie, Associate Program Director, · Dr. Tammy Attia, Faulty Development Coordinator,

Postgraduate Education, UBC Family Practice Residency Program— UBC Department of Family Practice, Prince George site

Join us at the RECC Meet ‘n’ Greet Reception on Wednesday, June 8th at 6:00pm at the Two Rivers Art Gallery

For more information and to register: Contact Amber Rushton 250.960.6352 | amber.rushton@unbc.ca

ADD-ON FEES FOR ULTRASOUND SESSIONS Register for these intensives as part of the Friday RECC sessions.

The Hands-On Ultrasound Education (HOUSE) Program will o9er three 2-hour intensives as part of the RECC conference. Each session begins with a bedside demonstration followed by hands-on learning, in which participants practice their skills on live models. All intensives are taught by HOUSE instructors, with a 2:1 participant to instructor ratio.

REGISTRATION FORM (SEE OPPOSITE PAGE FOR MORE OPTIONS AND PAYMENT)

THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 2016 Visit www.rccbc.ca/conferences/ for a full description of sessions and workshops.

1000 �Eyes in the ER �Cases from the Trenches: Focusing on Skin and Tissue Infections

�“Hands On” Telehealth Workshop: How Do You Drive This Thing? N/A to students

�Tele-Kidney Care �Packaging the Patient for Transport

�MSK Casting Techniques or “Holding with 3 Point Moulding” N/A to students

�Useful Skin Flap Techniques for the GP: Advanced Workshop N/A to students

1100 �There is More to Treating COPD than Pu9ers

�Newer Pharmacologic Treatment Options in Diabetes

�Procedural Sedation in the Rural ER

�Diagnosing New Skin Cancers

1400 �Medical Marijuana for GPs

�Rural Obstetrics: What We Do

�Acute Skin Rashes Telehealth from Australia to Prince George via Webex

�Cancer Can Be Complicated: A Review of Challenging Cases

�Advanced Billing: Getting Paid for What You Do. Telephone Calls, Case Conferencing, Complex Care and More!

1520 �Clinical Pearls: Small Group Discussions with Specialists

�Neuro-musculoskeletal Ultrasound and Procedures

�Selection and Interpretation of Thyroid Tests

�Oncology Emergencies

�Acute Liver Injury

�Chest Tube Workshop—Using the Seldinger Technique (Rural Critical Care Module) N/A to students

�Why You Should Use Your Ultrasound N/A to students

�Suture Techniques and an Extensor Tendon Repair: Basic Workshop N/A to students

Please select your preferred sessions below. Sign up for plenaries is not required. Workshops have limited space. To register for add-on courses and/or HOUSE Intensive(s)(at an additional cost) see opposite page.

FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 2016 Visit www.rccbc.ca/conferences/ for a full description of sessions and workshops.

1000 �Chest Pain in the ER: Here Be Dragons

�Understanding Mood and Self Harm in Children and Adolescents

�Rational Treatment of Rotator Cu9 Disease

�Don’t Miss the Ectopic

�Chaos vs. Harmony in the ER

�Understanding Osteoarthritis: Up to Date Evidence Based Treatments

�DiIcult Airway (Hands-on Workshop) N/A to students

�HOUSE Intensive: Ultrasound for Abdominal Pain (Coast Hotel: 1000-1200)

Cost $125 Cost $125 Cost $125 Cost $125

1100 �Vascular Surgery Topic

�ER: Where Kids are Little Adults (And the Times They Are Not)

�Physiotherapy and the Sore Shoulder

�Can We Treat Obesity Successfully?

�Interesting Cases of CHF and Management of Cardiogenic Shock

�Inflammatory Arthritis: Finding the Needle in the Haystack

1400 �Disasters Panel

�Reflecting on Cultural Competency: First Nations Perspective

�OIce Assessment and Management of Concussion

�Slowing the Flow: Non-surgical Management of Gynaecological Bleeding

�Neuropathic Pain Management

�Joint Injection Workshop N/A to students

�HOUSE Intensive: Ultrasound for Ectopic Pregnancy (Coast Hotel: 1245-1445)

Cost $125 Cost $125 Cost $125 Cost $125

1520 �Antibiotic De-escalation and Prescribing Antibiotics in the Outpatient Setting

�Critical Care Pearls: What to do in the First 30 Minutes

�Physiotherapy and Concussion Management

�Pearls of Exercise: Atrial Fibrillation and Sudden Cardiac Death

�Addiction—Treating Substance Use Disorder in the OIce and Hospital

�HOUSE Intensive: Ultrasound for Vascular Access (Coast Hotel: 1520-1720)

CCCCoooosssstttt $$$$111122225555

�C-Spine X-ray Interpretation N/A to students

CONFERENCE FEES Includes course materials and meals Save $10 by registering online!

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Allied Health Professional $260 $260 $260 $135 $135 $135

Resident*

Student* $160 $160 $160

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ADD-ON FEES/COURSES

Physician Nurse/NP Paramedic Resident

The Shock Course $1,025 — — $675

HOUSE Intensive: Abdominal Pain

$125 — — $125

HOUSE Intensive: Ectopic Pregnancy

$125 — — $125

HOUSE Intensive: Vascular Access

$125 — — $125

Wilderness Course $500 $500 $500 $500

HOUSE Program $1,300 — — $850

SPOUSAL REGISTRATION

Spousal Registration $100

Partners and spouses will receive a receipt and name badge to gain access to all conference meals on June 9 and 10 (excluding the dinner/dance).

Name:

DINNER AND DANCE

Price: $75 / ticket

# of Tickets: CALCULATION

Conference Fee $

The Shock Course $

HOUSE Intensive(s) $125 each $

Wilderness Course $

HOUSE Program $

Dinner Tickets $

Spousal Registration $

TOTAL $

ALLERGIES/DIETARY RESTRICTIONS

Do not email this form. No refunds or transfers, unless you cancel by May 23, 2016.

Nurse NP Paramedic

INTERESTED IN CHILDCARE? YES

Childcare is available during conference hours on June 9 and 10. If you indicate yes above, you will be emailed additional information about signing up.

Other Allied Health Professional

THE RURAL EMERGENCY CONTINUUM OF CARE CONFERENCE

JUNE 9 + 10, 2016

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