GOLD COAST AUSTRALIA National Conference - 2.5 days – 18 CPD Points “The Patient Journey” Accident > Emergency > Beyond 3rd ANNUAL CONFERENCE FOR MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS… GPs…PARAMEDICS…EMERGENCY DOCTORS AND NURSES, RURAL AND REMOTE AREA HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS …. focusing on evidence based practice in Acute & Life Threatening Emergency Management Presenters & Program 26th - 27th - 28th November 2014 (2.5 days)Gold Coast Exhibition and Convention Centre - Broadbeach Qld A case study approach involving the multidisciplinary team and presented by clinicians currently working in the front line of Pre-hospital (QAS/QPS) to hospital (ED, ICU, CCU) Areas of focus – Adult/Paediatric, Cardiac, Respiratory, Trauma, Sepsis, Drug and Alcohol/ Mental Health, Disaster Management and Planning for major community activities (schoolies/sporting), Law and Risk Management for Health Professionals and much more …. Registration Fees 2.5 days 1 Day $680.00 + GST $68.00 = $748.00 $370.00 + GST $37.00 = $407.00 (Conference includes lunches – morning and afternoon teas & m/t on Friday) Payment Plan available – Please phone 0450 565 490 for details * Undergraduate Nursing/Ambulance Officers rate on presentation of student and AO ID (scan and email) $620.00 + GST $62.00 = $682.00 Contact Details: Phone 0416 142 948 – 0450 565 490 – Email: [email protected] Register & pay on line: www.tkteducation.com.au and go to Registration page Program This program has been approved for a 2 day grant by RACGP RPGP/LEAP for GPs registered in emergency medicine program through the National Rural Faculty. GPS can apply to register in the grants program through RACGP or through ACRRM Day 1 Wednesday 26 November 2014 0800-0845 Registration, coffee and tea, welcome 0845-0900 Trauma Case Study Story so far ….60 year old male involved in single car crash Tow truck on scene …QAS arrival patient management and The morning program will be facilitated by Jo Timms ADON ED GCUH/ together with presenters from ED/ICU Team Tony Hucker Intensive Care Paramedic QAS transport … Triage Nurse and activation of team …. 0930 – 1000 Treating doctor – Primary and secondary survey Dr Matt Verdolini, Emergency Department, Gold Coast University Hospital 1000-1030 Nursing team – Pathology issues – Medical Imaging Jo Timms/Tonya Donnelly CNC ED GCUH 1030 – 1100 Morning tea sponsored by Nurse at Call 1100 - 1145 Thinking outside the box? Nothing is what it seems….QPS notifies new information to ED team – what could it be….? Prize for suggestions on offer here … and you have to be in it to win it!!! 1145– 1230 Outcome trauma injuries ED … Admission to ICU and clinical management and outcomes …. 1230 - 1330 Lunch 1330-1430 Case study continues … 1430-1500 VDKs 1500-1530 Afternoon tea sponsored by bioCSL 1530-1630 Traumatic Brain Injury Close Day 1 Associate Professor Geoff Ramin Chief Medical Officer of Allianz Global Assistance/ The Tweed Hospital ICU bioCSL Craig Cox Elizabeth Rahilly Trauma Service GCUH Day 2 Thursday 27 November 2014 0800-0830 Registration, coffee and tea, welcome 0830-0945 Adult and Paediatric Trauma – Case Studies Dr Don Campbell Trauma Specialist Emergency Gold Coast University Hospital 0945-1030 Trauma Team Secrets: The Hidden Side Of What Happens In The Resus Room Discover what makes high performance teams work. This presentation will highlight techniques that leaders can use to improve their mastery of the resus room (actually, for any “Flash Teams” that assemble), including cognition, attention and awareness, and communication skills. Practical, real-world examples will be used in a fun, interactive format. 1030-1100 Morning tea 1100-1200 Toxic Cardiac Arrest – Case Study OD TCA’s and Venlafaxine 1200- 1245 The ‘Sedation of the Agitated Patient’ session will explore the issues paramedics consider in managing the agitated patient in the complex, uncontrolled community environment. Managing risks in a safe, coordinated and both patient / practitioner focused approach can be challenging, with what appears to be an increasing subgroup of patients faced by paramedics; police; nursing; and medical personnel”. 1245-1330 Lunch 1330 -1430 Mental Health Emergencies - common illicit drugs and overdose challenging behaviour management … extent of problem in the community/prevalence and impact of extent on points of care options/management acute to rehabilitation phases of ongoing care Dr Leo Marneros FACEM Senior Staff Specialist Director Emergency Medicine Training Gold Coast University Hospital Emergency Department Dr Hayley Frieslich ED Gold Coast University Hospital Ricky Smyth Intensive Care Paramedic Queensland Ambulance Service QAS Southport Panel discussion Moderator Leo Marneros/Jo Timms GCUH Ricky Smyth QAS Major David Pullen Salvation Army DAS/Gerard Byrne Clinical Director SA DAS 1430-1515 Nurse in the Watch House 1515 -1530 Afternoon tea 1530-1630 Sepsis Dr. Julia Crilly. RN, MN (Hons), PhD. Associate Professor, Emergency Care GU and GCUH Jayd Moore CNC ED Logan Hospital Day 3 – Friday 28 November 2014 Please register your intention to attend workshops via email to [email protected] 0830-1230 Concurrent Programs 0830-1130 - Foyer First Aid Management Envenomation pressure immobilising bandaging Grant Prendergast Intensive Care Paramedic NSWAS 0830 – 0915 – Conference Room Diabetic Emergencies – DKA/HHS David Irvine CDE GCUH 0915-1000 - Conference Room “A Patients’ Journey - A Remote Area Trauma Case Study From Resuscitation to Rehabilitation” Andrea Roessle RN; BN; Graduate Certificate Critical Care; Graduate Certificate Advanced Nursing Practice (Rural and Remote) Masters in Occupational and Environmental Health Safety; RRTWC. 1000-1030 Morning Tea 1030 - 1130 Conference Room Disaster Management – Counter Terrorism and Ebola Jo Timms ADON ED GCUH District Disaster Representative 1130 – 1230 Conference Room Risk Management and Law from Accident to Emergency and Beyond … Close of Conference Carolyn Byrne LLB, Grad Dip LP, RN, BN, Grad Dip FET, M.Ed Assistant Professor - Faculty of Law, Bond University, Gold Coast Queensland Director – National Seniors Lawyers Pty Ltd SPONSORS CHARITIES – SOCIETIES - FOUNDATIONS TKT EDUCATION AND ITS PRESENTERS SUPPORTS THE FOLLOWING ORGANISATIONS BY WAY OF DONATIONS     WESTPAC RESCUE HELICOPTER SERVICE CAMP QUALITY INTENSIVE CARE SOCIETY ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR SERVICE