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To register your attendance and claim education credits, you will need to

complete the online evaluation before you leave today. Links will be made available after the last presentation.

How to Register Attendance

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Learning Objectives

• Review the downside of excessive over and/or under triage, due to improper trauma activation criteria.

• Discuss new methodologies for more accurately activating the trauma team.

Why I Like Trauma

Presented by: Michael D. McGonigal, MD

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What is the main danger of trauma activation under triage?

Trauma Trivia

A. Lost revenue from trauma activation fees

B. Increased mortality from delayed recognition of life-threatening injury

C. Loss of trauma skills from practiceD. Interruption of surgical OR

responsibilities

What is the main danger of trauma activation under triage?

Trauma Trivia

A. Lost revenue from trauma activation fees

B. Increased mortality from delayed recognition of life-threatening injury

C. Loss of trauma skills from practiceD. Interruption of surgical OR

responsibilities

Why are resource-based trauma activation criteria difficult to implement?

Trauma Trivia

A. Lost revenue from trauma activation fees

B. Increased mortality from delayed recognition of life-threatening injury

C. Loss of trauma skills from practiceD. Implementation requires that clinicians

predict resource use prior to admission

Why are resource-based trauma activation criteria difficult to implement?

Trauma Trivia

A. Lost revenue from trauma activation fees

B. Increased mortality from delayed recognition of life-threatening injury

C. Loss of trauma skills from practiceD. Implementation requires that clinicians

predict resource use prior to admission

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Learning Objectives

• Describe the thoracic and abdominal anatomy as it relates to chest injury management.

• Highlight and relate current thoracic injury evidence (and experience) to treatment options.

• Define select thoracic injuries, associated complications and established (as well as novel) management options.

Thoracic Park – Chest Injury Management

Presented by: Scotty Bolleter, BS, EMT-P

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Tom Steele EmergencyCare Symposium

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Topics Include:• The Opioid Epidemic and Suboxone Programs presented

by Dr. Evan Schwartz • ECMO presented by Dr. Arun Singhal • Perintubation Hypoxia, presented by Dr. Jeff Jarvis and many more!

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Learning Objectives

• Analyze unusual and interesting trauma case presentations.

• Describe nonstandard use of surgical instruments for challenging injuries.

• Discuss interesting pitfalls in everyday trauma care.

Recent Trauma Articles That Could Change Your Practice

Presented by: Michael D. McGonigal, MD

The agenda/presentations that we have been given permission to share will be available next week for download at:

www.Mercy.net/Springfield-Talent-Development

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Mercy Co-Workers

CME & CNE Certificates will be available on Mercy Co-Workers’ MyEducation transcripts

two weeks after the activity.

Non-Mercy Participants Certificate will be emailed to the email address provided when you registered.

Certification Distribution

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Learning Objectives

• Describe the development and science behind whole blood equivalent resuscitation.

• Describe effective methods for providing whole blood equivalent administration.

Hemostatic Whole Blood Equivalent Resuscitation

Presented by: William C. Beck, MD

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Learning Objectives

• Describe the characteristics of partial and full thickness burns.

• Describe the appropriate use of the Parkland Burn Formula.

• Identify primary injuries related to electrical and gasoline burns.

Pediatric Burns: The Hot Stuff

Presented by: David Seastrom, RN, BSN

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Learning Objectives

• Describe the rate of growth in the elderly over the past 20 years.

• Define the geriatric team and its purpose.

Geriatric Trauma: Mechanisms, Injuries, Treatments, & the G60 Unit

Presented by: Joseph F. Sucher, MD FACS

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Learning Objectives

• Analyze best practices in patient handoff.

• Describe optimal communications between disciplines.

• Discuss the importance of multidisciplinary communication in complex trauma patients.

Best Practices in Managing Trauma Professionals: From EMS to ICU

Presented by: Michael D. McGonigal, MD

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Tom Steele EmergencyCare Symposium

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Friday, April 26, 2019Springfield, Missouri

Topics Include:• The Opioid Epidemic and Suboxone Programs presented

by Dr. Evan Schwartz • ECMO presented by Dr. Arun Singhal • Perintubation Hypoxia, presented by Dr. Jeff Jarvis and many more!

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Attendance Verification

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Learning Objectives

• Describe the primary threats to wellbeing in clinical/medical practices as demonstrated in research and literature.

• Identify five (5) opportunities/strategies to develop a culture of wellbeing in their clinical/medical practices. Each opportunity/strategy will be followed by tangible examples.

Discovering Your Nuda Vertias: Wellbeing, Burnout, & Connection for Trauma Professionals

Presented by: Nicholas Ogle, Ph.D., LPC

The agenda/presentations that we have been given permission to share will be available next week for download at:

www.Mercy.net/Springfield-Talent-Development

Download Today’s Presentations

Mercy Co-Workers

CME & CNE Certificates will be available on Mercy Co-Workers’ MyEducation transcripts

two weeks after the activity.

Non-Mercy Participants Certificate will be emailed to the email address provided when you registered.

Certification Distribution

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Tucker Redfern Pediatric Trauma Symposium

Save the Date

Friday, March 29, 2019Springfield, Missouri

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Tom Steele EmergencyCare Symposium

Save the Date

Friday, April 26, 2019Springfield, Missouri

Topics Include:• The Opioid Epidemic and Suboxone Programs presented

by Dr. Evan Schwartz • ECMO presented by Dr. Arun Singhal • Perintubation Hypoxia, presented by Dr. Jeff Jarvis and many more!

I can recognize threats to my personal wellbeing.

Trauma Trivia

A. TrueB. False

I can recognize threats to my personal wellbeing.

Trauma Trivia

A. TrueB. False

I can identify at least one strategy to address burnout in my life.

Trauma Trivia

A. TrueB. False

I can identify at least one strategy to address burnout in my life.

Trauma Trivia

A. TrueB. False

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To verify attendance for educational credits, participants must complete the

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Attendance Verification

Continuing Medical EducationMercy Springfield is accredited by the Missouri State Medical Association to provide AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ to physicians. Mercy Hospital Springfield designates this live CME activity for a maximum of 7.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ on Thursday, October 11, 2018 and 7.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ on Friday, October 12, 2018. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

All faculty, planners, content reviewers, and staff associated with this activity have disclosed that within the preceding 12 months neither they nor their spouses/partners currently have or have had any relevant financial relationship with commercial entities producing health care goods or services.

This activity is funded by Mercy Health System with no commercial support.

Continuing Nursing EducationSuccessful Completion RN participants must attend 90% of the program, meet all completion requirements and complete the evaluation form to receive contact hour credit.

Contact HoursThis activity provides 7.5 contact hours of continuing nursing education on Thursday, October 11, 2018, and 7.5 contact hours of nursing education on Friday, October 12, 2018. Certificates with contact hours for this activity will be available on MyEducation in approximately 3 weeks.

Sponsorship & Commercial Support This activity has received no sponsorship or commercial support

Conflict of Interest No conflicts of interest were identified by any presenters for today's activities.

EndorsementMercy Health Central is an approved provider of continuing nursing education by the Midwest Multistate Division, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

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Tom Steele EmergencyCare Symposium

Save the Date

Friday, April 26, 2019Springfield, Missouri

Topics Include:• The Opioid Epidemic and Suboxone Programs presented

by Dr. Evan Schwartz • ECMO presented by Dr. Arun Singhal • Perintubation Hypoxia, presented by Dr. Jeff Jarvis and many more!

Continuing Respiratory Care Education

The American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC) approves this activity for a maximum of 15.69 traditional CRCEs. Respiratory Therapists should claim only credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Partial credit for each lecture is not approved by the AARC.

To receive Continuing Respiratory Care Education (CRCE®) credits from the American Association for Respiratory Care, you must sign-in on the AARC form at the registration table indicating the presentations you will be attending today. Your certificate will be emailed to the email address indicated on your registration form.

Missouri Emergency Medical Service Providers

Mercy EMS is happy to provide Missouri State CEUs for this educational opportunity. Successful completion of this activity provides 8 hours of Trauma core CEUs on Thursday, October 11, 2018, and 7.75 hours of Trauma core CEUs on Friday, October 12, 2018. To receive a Certificate of Attendance and Successful Completion for this educational activity, the participant must attend 90% of the scheduled program and complete all program requirements.

Mercy EMS is an accredited provider of continuing education for the State of Missouri, #07701P. Your certificate will be emailed to the email address indicated on your registration form.

The agenda/presentations that we have been given permission to share will be available next week for download at:

www.Mercy.net/Springfield-Talent-Development

Download Today’s Presentations

Mercy Co-Workers

CME & CNE Certificates will be available on Mercy Co-Workers’ MyEducation transcripts

two weeks after the activity.

Non-Mercy Participants Certificate will be emailed to the email address provided when you registered.

Certification Distribution