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Location
Venue: UM Bannatyne: Basic Medical Sciences Building: Room-Frederic Gaspard Theatre A
UM Bannatyne: Basic Medical Sciences Building: Room-Frederic Gaspard Theatre A
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Fridays at the University Office Emergencies for Country and Urban Practitioners Nov 2 2018
As front line health care providers, we have to be ready for anything! Switching gears between counselling a patient during a routine office visit and promptly responding to a true office emergency is all part of the art of primary care. Patients look to us for skilled, knowledgeable emergent care and comfort whether saving a limb, helping a child breathe again or treating a life threatening allergic reaction. Join us as we review an evidence-informed approach to common office emergencies!
Agenda
0800 – 0820 Registration and continental breakfast
0820 – 0830 Welcome and introductions
0830 – 0920 Severed Digits – Christian Petropolis
0920 – 1010 Anaphylaxis – Thomas Gerstner
1010 – 1100 Status Epilepticus – Wes Palatnick
1100 – 1140 Lunch and networking break
1140 – 1230 Acute Asthma – Clare Ramsey
1230 – 1320 Hypertension Emergencies – Jonathan Gabor
Workshop Objectives:
- Explain the emergency management of amputated parts, including indicators and contraindications of replantation (family medicine expert)
- Define hypertensive emergencies and discuss strategies for in-office management (family medicine expert)
- Examine the pathogenesis of anaphylaxis and list the major causes of this condition (family medicine expert)
- Explain appropriate acute and long term management strategies for anaphylaxis, including exploring potential new therapeutic options (family medicine expert)
- Define status epilepticus and summarize important management priorities (family medicine expert)
- Discuss the emergency management of acute asthma, including indications for hospitalization (family medicine expert, leader)
MBTelehealth
New this year – this University of Manitoba CPD event is automatically available to all MBTelehealth sites.
To attend:
- Reserve your location through the coordinator at your preferred site prior to registering for the event.
- Register online at cpd-umanitoba.com. Only paid registrants can receive credits and access speakers’ presentations post-event.