Clinical Education The Santa Barbara County Consortium for CME and Cottage Health System present     For pre-hospital and acute care healthcare providers Register Online >>   Download Registration Brochure >>   Cottage Trauma Symposium Info Line: (805) 569-7451 Fax: (805) 569-7890       This course is designed for the presumed, expressed, and demonstrated needs of physicians, nurses, pre-hospital personnel and other healthcare providers. The educational topics will help these individuals to better understand the treatment and management of seriously injured patients.   Educational Objectives Apply knowledge gained and lessons learned when providing quality trauma care in practice settings Discuss management, technology and techniques for optimal care of diverse trauma-related issues Describe state-of-the-art management of diverse trauma-related issues Present data-based evidence to compare and contrast pre-hospital and clinical care All registration is online here >> Online registration ends July 19  at noon CHS Staff $130 Non-CHS Staff $140 MDs: $160 Walk-in registration has an additional $25 fee so register early! Printed syllabus $15 (all presentations are on flash drives) Cancellations accepted before 7/16/11.  Refunds are minus Eventbrite processing fee.   Schedule (detailed brochure coming soon) 7:00 a.m. Registration   8:00 a.m. •  Welcome    Steve Kaminski, MD    Director, Trauma Services, SICU    Cottage Health System   8:05 a.m. • Critical Care with Injury Response    Moderator: Angelo Salvucci MD, Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital • Trauma Team Training – California to Afghanistan    Lynette Scherer MD, UC Davis Medical Center • Disaster Preparedness – Lessons from the Parkland Command Post   Jorie Klein RN, MA, Parkland Hospital • Traumatic Arrest    Mike Sise MD, Scripps Mercy Hospital    10:05 a.m. • Critical Care in the ICU    Moderator: Jeffrey Fried MD, Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital • Managing Delirium, Minimizing Cognitive Impairment   Wes Ely MD, Vanderbilt University Medical Center • Update on Acute Pain Management   Barbara McLean MN, RN, Critical Care Nurse Intensivist • Management of Time Urgent Blunt Head Injury   Ali Salim MD, Cedars Sinai Medical Center   11:35 a.m. • Keynote Luncheon Address:   Lessons Learned from Multi-casualty Events in Southern California   Henry Gill Cryer MD, UCLA Medical Center    1:00  p.m. • PAC12 Showdown    Moderators: Steve Kaminski MD, Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital    Henry Gill Cryer MD, UCLA Medical Center    Debaters: Kenji Inaba, MD, USC School of Medicine    David Spain, MD, Stanford School of Medicine Debate 1:  CT can clear the cervical spine in trauma patients Debate 2:  Pre-hospital airway placement is a life-saving intervention Debate 3:  Splenic trauma: repair, remove, embolize or leave it alone   3:00 p.m. • Young Kickers to Old Slippers   Moderator: Thomas Duncan MD, Ventura County Medical Center • Pediatric Sports-Related Concussion   Barbara Gaines, MD, Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC • Our Greatest Fear: The Obstetrical Trauma Patient   Maggie Kademian, MD, Los Robles Hospital • Vampire Bait: The Latest in Anticoagulation   Steve Kaminski MD, Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital   Subject to change