Advanced Procedures & Human Cadaver Lab

This pre-conference educational offering intended to further the education and training of emergency medicine professionals in critical, invasive procedures.

Although these procedures are life-saving, many providers will perform them infrequently in clinical practice due to their invasive nature.  The discussion and instruction will focus on introducing or retraining attendees to perform a number of critical care invasive procedures. This forum will help participants build on and maintain their clinical skills.

location

UCSD School of Medicine

10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Surfing the Waves: Mastering Ventilator graphics and capnography

Helen Harvey, MD, MS, MEd
Pediatric Critical Care Attending Physician, Rady Children’s Hospital, San Diego, CA
UCSD Department of Pediatrics Faculty

Bomb Injuries

Christian Sloane, MD FACEP
Program Medical Director, Mercy Air Service
Medical Director, North County Dispatch JPA
Clinical Professor, Department of Emergency Medicine UC San Diego Health System

Neonatal Sepsis - Early vs Late onset

Terri Schneider-Biehl, RN, MN, NNP-BC
Rady Children’s Hospital - Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

We will focus discuss risk factors to sepsis in the newborn, identify the signs and symptoms of early and late onset sepsis, and review current treatment recommendations for sepsis in the newborn.