2017 Trauma and Critical Care Symposium

Objectives

This one-day continuing medical education activity is designed to provide physicians and other healthcare pro-viders with current education and management strategies on a variety of topics focused on caring for critical adult, pediatric and trauma patients.

Adult• Discussthephysi-

ologicinsultsburninjuriesbringtoapatient

• Understandtheresuscitationandearlycareoftheburnpatient

• Illustratethemechanicsandprinciplesbehindveno-venousECMOandveno-arterialECMO

• DemonstratethebenefitsofanECMOprogramtoatraumaserviceandtheinstitutionasawhole

• Learntheobjectivesofthebombsquad• Medicalconsiderationofexplosiveeventsandpatients

EducationcreditPhysicians:WesleyMedicalCenterisaccreditedbytheKansasMedicalSocietytoprovidecontinuingmedicaleducationforphysicians.Wesleydesig-natesthisliveactivityforamaximumof6.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.Physiciansshouldclaimonlythecreditcommensuratewiththeextentoftheirparticipationintheactivity.

Nurses: WesleyMedicalCenterisapprovedasaproviderofCNEbytheKansasStateBoardofNursing.Thiscourseofferingisapprovedfor8.5contacthoursapplicableforRNorLPNrelicensure.KansasStateBoardofNursingprovider#LT0085-0327.

Respiratory therapists:TheWesleyMedicalCenterCEUEvaluatorhasapprovedthisprogramfor8.9hoursofRespiratoryContinuingEducationonbehalfoftheKansasRespiratoryCareSociety,achaptersocietyoftheAARC.Providership#KRCS029

EMT/Paramedics:WesleyMedicalCenter,asanapprovedproviderbytheKansasBoardofEMS,hasapprovedthisofferingfor8.5continuingeduca-tionhourstowardsEMT/MICTrelicensure(provider#PP3369).Wesley Medical Center is an approved long-term provider of continuing education by the Kansas Board of EMS. Each technician is responsible for maintaining a record of their continuing education.

LocationandParking RegistrationThesymposiumwillbeheldintheCessnaConferenceCenteratWesleyMedicalCenter,550N.Hillside,Wichita,Kan.(locatedatCentralandHillside).Participantsmayparkinthevisitorparkinggarage(entranceisonMurdockSt.)andenterthehospitalonthefirstfloor.CessnaConferenceCenterislocatedonyourleft.Becausethetemperatureinthemeetingroomscanfluctuate,layeredclothingissuggested.Casualdressisencouraged.

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Pediatric• Reviewcasestudiesofpediatricpatientsinjuredbyguns• Reviewcommoninjurypatternsinkidsfromfirearmsandnonpow-

derguns(BBguns,airrifles,paintguns)• Reviewdiagnosisanddiagnosticdifficultiesinbuttonbatteryinges-

tions;discussmanagementrecommendationsforandcomplicationsofbuttonbatteryingestions/injuries

• Identifykeycomponentsofasuccessfulpediatricrehabilitationpro-gram

• Describetheimportanceofinte-gratinghabilitationandretrainingofdevelopmentalmilestonesduringpediatricrehabilitation

• Selectsituational-appropriateseda-tiveandanalgesicmedications

• Troubleshootingduringaproce-dure:intraproceduralmonitoringandreversalagents

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2017 Trauma and Critical Care Symposium

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Agenda7:30a.m.Registration/Breakfast

8:00a.m.WelcomeDavidAcuna,DO,andKimberlyMolik,MD

8:15a.m.Best Practices in Pediatric Rehabilitative CareAdamKafka,MD

9:15a.m.Starting a New ECMO Program for a Trauma Service: Bringing it Back to it’s OriginPhilipSmith,MD,FACS

10:15a.m.Break/Trauma Bay TourDavidAcuna,DO

10:35a.m.Pellet Gun and Firearm Injuries in the Pediatric PopulationMichelleAlletag,MD

11:35a.m.Burn Care: Priorities, Considerations and OptionsPhilipSmith,MD,FACS

12:35p.m.Lunch

1:15p.m.Pediatric Procedural Sedation and AnalgesiaBerylYaghmai,MD

2:15p.m.Introduction and Considerations of the Wichita Police Bomb Squad LongNguyen,Detective,BurglarySection/BombSquad

3:45p.m.Break

4:00p.m.Button Battery IngestionsMichelleAlletag,MD

5:00p.m.Closing/Evaluations

PlanningCommitteeDavid Acuna, DO|TraumaDepartmentMedicalDirectorKim Molik, MD|PediatricTraumaDepartmentMedicalDirectorMike Valdez, BSN, RN|AdultandPediatricTraumaProgramDirectorMollie Triplett, BSN, RN|PediatricTraumaandInjuryPreventionCoordinatorAbbee Schultz, BSN, RN|TraumaOutreachandEducationCoordinatorSara Wasinger |ContinuingMedicalEducationDepartmentCoordinator

Faculty

Philip W. Smith, MD, FACSDr.SmithreceivedhismedicaldgreefromEastTennesseeStateUni-versityJamesH.QuillenCollegeofMedicine.HeservedasaU.S.NavylieutenantintheMedicalCorpsandwasaflightsurgeonwiththeNavalMedicalClinicinQuantico,Virginia.HecompletedhisgeneralsurgeryresidencyattheUniversityofTennesseeCollegeofMedicineChatta-noogaandisboardcertifiedingeneralsurgerywithaddedqualificationsincriticalcare.Dr.SmithcompletedasurgicalcriticalcarefellowshipatVanderbiltUniversitySchoolofMedicineandisanassociateprofessorontheUniversityofTennesseeCollegeofMedicineDepartmentofSurgery.

Michelle Alletag, MDDr.AlletagreceivedhermedicaldegreefromtheUniversityofTexasSouth-westernMedicalCenteratDallasSouthwesternMedicalSchool.Shespecial-izesinEmegencyMedicine-PediatricsattheChildren’sHospitalColoradoAnschutzMedicalCampus,Aurora.

Det. Long NguyenMr.NguyenisadetectivewiththeBurglarySection/BombSquadoftheWichitaPoliceDepartment,wherehehasworkedformorethan19years.Healsoserviceswiththe931stSecurityForcesSquadronasastaffsergeant.HewasintheMarineCorpsReservefrom1992-98andreenlistedwiththeAirForceReservesin2014.

Beryl Yaghmai, MDAsamemberofboththeAmericanAcademyofPediatricsandtheSocietyofCriticalCareMedicine,Dr.Yaghmaiiscomfortableworkingwithchildrenfromneonatesthroughyoungadulthood.ShecompletedherpediatricresidencyattheKUSchoolofMedicine-Wichitaandthenfulfilledathree-yearpediatriccriticalcarefellowshipattheUniversityofWashingtonSchoolofMedicine–SeattleChildren’sHospitalinSeattle.ShespeaksseverallanguagesincludingbasicSpanish,CantoneseandMandarinChinese.Dr.YaghmaihasparticipatedinnumerousresearchprojectsandwashonoredwiththeSeattleChildren’sHospital–PediatricCriticalCareMedicineFellowResearchPresentationAwardin2013.

Adam Kafka, MDDr.KafkahasbeenaphysiatristatMadonnaRehabilitationHospitalsince2009.Hefocusesonrestoringmaximumfunctionlostthroughinjury,illnessordisablingconditions.Dr.Kafkaprovidesconservative,non-surgicaldiagnosisandtreatmentofspineandorthopedicinjuries.Inaddition,heperformselectromyographyandnerveconductionstud-iesthataidinthediagnosisofnerveandmuscledisorders.Heisboardcertifiedinphysicalmedicineandrehabilitation.