REGISTRATION FEESPhysicians/Advanced Practice Providers (MD/DO/PhD/PA/NP) ... $175.00Centura RN/LPN .............................................................................................................. $85.00Non Centura RN/LPN .................................................................................................. $90.00Centura Allied Health (CNA, PT, RT, OT, tech, case manager, etc.) .. $80.00Non Centura Allied Health ...................................................................................... $85.00Nursing/Medical students ....................................................................................... $80.00EMS .......................................................................................................................................... $50.00

Refund PolicyThis registration fee does not guarantee that the scheduled speakers, presentation times,or presentation titles might not change. We reserve the right to substitute anotherqualified speaker of our choosing. No refunds will be processed after April 9, 2019.

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: April 8, 2019Online registration is required.

Online registration is required.

Registration:To register and pay, visit:penrosestfrancis.org/events

Questions?Please contact, 719-776-3673, oremail Brandi atBrandiMartinez2@centura.org.

Catholic Health Initiatives Colorado

2222 N. Nevada Ave.Colorado Springs, CO 80907

2019 Penrose-St. FrancisTrauma, Critical Care,and EMS Symposium

NONPROFIT ORG.U.S. POSTAGE

PAIDTMR DIRECT

80909

Friday, April 19, 2019Colorado Springs, Colorado

Registration & Breakfast7:00 - 7:45 am

Colorado Springs Marriott7:45 am - 5:30 pm

2019 Penrose-St. Francis Trauma,Critical Care, and EMS Symposium

LOCATION INFORMATIONThe Symposium will be held at the

Colorado Springs Marriott

5580 Tech Center Drive

Colorado Springs, CO 80919

719-260-1800

E. Cheyenne Mountain Blvd.S. Rockrimmon Blvd.

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COURSE ACCREDITATION

PHYSICIANS

Penrose-St. Francis Health Servicesis accredited by the ColoradoMedical Society to providecontinuing medical education forphysicians. Penrose-St. FrancisHealth Services designates this liveactivity for a maximum of 8.25 HoursAMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM.Each physician should claim onlythe credit commensurate withthe extent of their participation inthe activity.

NURSES

Penrose-St. Francis Health Servicesis approved by the California Boardof Registered Nursing. ProviderNumber 15587 for 8.5 ContactHours. No partial contact hoursgiven for partial attendance.

EMERGENCY MEDICALSERVICES

Penrose-St. Francis EMS Instituteis accredited by the State ofColorado EMS Division to providepre-hospital Continuing EducationHours: 8.0. The specific allocationof pre-hospital CE by category willbe included in your packet the dayof the event.

SYMPOSIUM COORDINATINGCOMMITTEE MEMBERS ATPENROSE-ST. FRANCISHEALTH SERVICES

Allen Tanner, MDTrauma Medical DirectorPenrose Hospital

William Lechuga, MD, FACSTrauma Medical DirectorSt. Francis Medical Center

Wendy Erickson, RN, MSN, CCRN-K,Trauma Program ManagerSt. Francis Medical Center

Heather Sieracki, RN, BSN, CSTRTrauma Program ManagerPenrose Hospital

Louise Palermo, BABusiness Operations CoordinatorPenrose-St. Francis Health Services

Heather Ditzler, RN, BSNTrauma Program SpecialistPenrose Hospital

Sue Richardson, MS, NRPManager EMS InstitutePenrose-St. Francis Health Services

Robin Tillman, RN, MSN, CCRN,TCRNTrauma Quality SpecialistSt. Francis Medical Center

Jen RoybalCME CoordinatorPenrose-St. Francis Health Services

TARGET AUDIENCEThis course is designated for physicians, nurses, allied healthcare professionals, military healthcare professionals, therapy disciplines, and pre-hospital

care providers. We welcome healthcare residents and students to attend.

AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE EVENT PARTICIPANTS WILL BE ABLE TO:• Identify signs of human trafficking to improve recognition and knowledge about human trafficking in all phases of medical care.

• Identify and evaluate Morel-Lavelle Lesions to understand operative versus non-operative treatment options as well as post-operative and post-injury

management of Morel-Lavelle Lesions.

• Review common substances of overdoses and the relationship between Poison Control and medical professionals to diagnose and treat patients.

• Review and discuss management of a gunshot wound to the abdomen throughout the spectrum of care to better understand the complexities of

injuries and treatment plans.

• Describe the clinical presentations, diagnostic procedures, and treatment options in minor TBI and Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy(CTE) in

relation to current research and trends.

• Discuss current and innovative trends as they relate to care of the hospitalized trauma patient.

• Identify, evaluate, and accurately diagnose burn patients in order to establish treatment modalities based on current standards and principles of

burn care management.

• Discuss the physical, psychological, and emotional effects of a traumatic event from the patient perspective throughout all phases of the trauma

process.

• Discuss current and innovative trends as they relate to prehospital care of the trauma patient.

• Discuss the role of therapy dogs in prehospital care to provide safe and efficient care to trauma patients.

PROGRAM INFORMATIONThe 2019 Penrose-St. Francis Trauma, Critical Care, and EMS Symposium has been developed to provide one day of educational offerings on current

trends for the treatment and management of trauma patients. We hope you will join us at the Colorado Springs Marriott for an exciting and

educational day.

2019 Trauma Symposium Speakers

Allen Tanner, MDTrauma Medical Director

Penrose Hospital

Geoffrey Doner, MDOrthopedic Surgeon

Front Range Orthopedics

Stephen ShopeTrauma Survivor

Benson Pulikkottil, MDMedical Director

Burn and Reconstructive Unit of

Colorado at Swedish Hospital

Bradford Scott, MD, FACSProfessor of Surgery

Baylor College of Medicine

Vice and Human TraffickingUnit DetectiveColorado Springs Police Department

2019 Penrose St. Francis Trauma, Critical Care, and EMS Symposium SCHEDULE

0700-0745

0745-0800

0800-0930

0930-1000

1000-1030

1030-1130

1130-1230

1230-1300

1300-1400

1400-1500

1500-1530

1530-1630

1630-1730

EMS FocusComfort/Therapy Dogs and EMS

- Ken Rogers and Michelle Uchitelle-Rogers

Hospital FocusMorel-Lavelle Lesions- Dr. Geoffrey Doner

BREAK

LUNCH

REGISTRATION & BREAKFAST

WELCOMING REMARKS AND AMR COLOR GUARD

Human Trafficking - CSPD Vice and Human Trafficking Officer

Poison Contol- Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Center

Case Review: Abdominal GSW- Dr. Allen Tanner, Eliot Pyles, & Eric Markowkski

BREAK

Bumps on the Head From Minor TBI to CTE: Latest Research & Concepts- Muriel Landford, MSN, TCRN

Creative Solutions for Reconstructive Challenges- Dr. Benson Pulikkottil

Man Up! They're Just Hands...- Stephen Shope

EMS FocusEvidenced Based Prehospital Care

of the Trauma Patient- Dr. Edward Racht

Hospital FocusEvidenced Based Care of the

Trauma Patient- Dr. Bradford Scott

Edward M. Racht, MDChief Medical Officer

American Medical Response

Ken Rogers, NRPColorado Comfort Canines

Melissa Uchitelle-Rogers, RN, M.EdColorado Comfort Canines

Muriel Landford, MSN, TCRNSenior Faculty

TCAR Education Programs

Rocky Mountain Poison and Drug Center

Eliot PylesFire Fighter/Paramedic

City of Fountain Fire Department

Eric MarkowskiFire Fighter/EMT

City of Fountain Fire Department