Jon Baugh, MDEmergency MedicineInnovis Health - Fargo, ND

Steven Briggs, MDTrauma Medical DirectorSanford Health - MeritCare - Fargo, ND

Deidre Brown-Leer, RN, BSNDonor CoordinatorLifeSource - Rochester, MN

Teri Campbell, RN, BSN, CEN, CFRN, TNSClinical SpecialistVidacare Corporation - Chicago, IL

Don Debeltz, MDGeneral / Trauma SurgeonAltru Health System - Grand Forks, ND

Marc Eichler, MDNeurosurgeonInnovis Health - Fargo, ND

Enej Gasevic, MDTrauma / Critical CareSanford Health - MeritCare - Fargo, ND

Arne Graff, MDMeritCare Child & Adolescent MaltreatmentSanford Health - MeritCare - Fargo, ND

Deb Hanson, RNMeritCare Children’s HospitalSanford Health - MeritCare - Fargo, ND

Torfi Hoskuldsson, MDSurgical / Critical Care FellowUniversity of Minnesota - Minneapolis, MN Derek Kane, MDTrauma Medical DirectorSt. Alexius Medical Center - Bismarck, ND

Sarah Kaspari-Baker, RN, BSN, MSN, FNP-CEmergency Department Nurse PractitionerSt. Alexius Medical Center - Bismarck, ND

Anne Lambert, MD, FACSTrauma / Critical Care / Burn SurgeonHennepin County Medical Center - Minneapolis, MN

Lane Lee, DO, FACOSTrauma Medical DirectorTrinity Hospitals - Minot, ND

Kathy Lonski, NREMT-PClinical SupervisorF-M Ambulance Service - Fargo, ND

William Massello, III, MDNorth Dakota State Forensic ExaminerNorth Dakota Department of Health - Bismarck, ND

David Montes, DDSOral & Maxillofacial SurgerySanford Health - MeritCare - Fargo, ND

Fady Nasarallah, MDTrauma Medical DirectorInnovis Health - Fargo, ND

Karie Pearce, RN, BSN, CENTrauma & Critical Care OutreachHennepin County Medical Center - Minneapolis, MN

Jeffrey A. Sather, MDEmergency Department Medical DirectorTrinity Hospitals - Minot, ND

David Schall, MDOrthopaedic SurgeonValley Bone and Joint Clinic - Grand Forks, ND

Randolph Szlabick, MDTrauma Medical DirectorAltru Health System - Grand Forks, ND

Irminne Van Dyken, MDDepartment of SurgeryUND School of Medicine - Grand Forks, ND

Howard Walth, RN, CEN, CFRN, CCRN, NREMT-ParamedicTrauma CoordinatorSt. Alexius Medical Center - Bismarck, ND

CONFERENCE SPEAKERS

Hilton Garden Inn Fargo, ND

701-499-6000A block of rooms is reserved until

Sept. 6, 2010at $99 / night for single occupancy

Sept. 29 - 30, 2010

13th Annual North Dakota Statewide

Trauma Conference

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andAltru Health System - Grand Forks, ND

Innovis Health - Fargo, NDMedcenter One - Bismarck, ND

Sanford Health - MeritCare - Fargo, NDSt. Alexius Medical Center - Bismarck, ND

Trinity Hospitals - Minot, NDND Department of Health - Bismarck, ND

REGISTRATION FORM 13th Annual North Dakota

Statewide Trauma ConferenceSeptember 29 - 30, 2010

Name

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Make checks payable to ND Trauma Foundation and mail registration form and fee to:

ND Trauma Foundation, PO Box MC, Fargo, ND 58122-0140

Conference Fee: Physicians/Residents - $100 FNP/PAs - $90 Nurses - $80 Other Healthcare Provider - $70 I have enclosed my ‘10-‘11 ND Trauma Foundation Membership donation of $20 ND Trauma Foundation Member (minus $10 from conference fee) I am a Mid Level Practitioner or MD, I will be attending the Chest-Tube / I0 Lab

(On-site registration - $30 additional fee • Registration post marked after September 17, 2010 • $25 additional fee)

Mail registration to: ND Trauma Foundation PO Box MC Fargo, ND 58122-0140 No refunds after September 17, 2010

For further information contact:Howard Walth – 701-530-5119 Vicky Black – 701-780-5337Shelly Arnold – 701-323-6501 Amy Eberle – 701-328-1026Deb Syverson – 701-234-6378 Toby Jezzard – 701-364-8419Lynnette Deardurff – 701-857-5700

6:30 Chest Tube / Intraosseous Lab (Mid-Level Practioners and MDs) Derek Kane, MD & Randolph Szlabick, MD7:00 Breakfast / Visit Exhibits7:30 Pelvic Fractures David Schall, MD8:15 Who Rocked the Boat? Injuries on Water Karie Pearce, RN9:15 Trauma in the Elderly Randolph Szlabick, MD10:00 Break / Visit Exhibits10:15 Ballistics 101: A Primer for the Practicing Trauma Surgeon Irminne Van Dyken, MD10:45 Repeat CT Scans Torfi Hoskuldsson, MD11:15 Do You Know IO? Hey! Ho! Let’s Go! Teri Campbell, RN12:00 Lunch Provided / Visit Exhibits12:45 Bruises and Burns: Accidental or Inflicted? Arne Graff, MD13:45 Mangled Extremities Enej Gasevic, MD14:30 Break14:45 Rapid Fire: 1. No Good Deed Goes Unpunished Howard Walth, RN 2. Dangerous Household Items; The New Penetrating Neck Trauma Derek Kane, MD 3. When Animals Attack Donald DeBeltz, MD15:45 Maxillofacial Injuries David Montes, DDS16:30 Conference Wrap Up16:45 Conference Adjourned

7:00 Registration / Breakfast / Exhibits7:50 Welcome - Introductions8:00 Coagulopathy in the Trauma Setting Lane Lee, DO8:45 Utilization of Donor Management Guidelines Deidre Brown-Leer, RN9:15 Case Presentations / Trauma Treatment Guideline Poster Steven Briggs, MD10:00 Break / Visit Exhibits10:15 Rapid Fire: 1. Electrical Injuries Jeffrey A. Sather, MD 2. Fall Injuries Jon Baugh, MD 3. Management of Uncommon Injuries Fady Nasarallah, MD11:15 Pediatric and Adult Resuscitation in Burns Anne Lambert, MD12:00 Lunch Provided / Visit Exhibits13:00 The Pediatric Trauma Patient Deb Hanson, RN13:45 Thoracic and Lumbar Spine Treatment and Stabilization Marc Eichler, MD14:15 Break / Visit Exhibits14:30 EMS and the Flood of 2009 Kathy Lonski, NREMT-P15:15 Hospital and Physician Roles in the Medicolegal Investigations in Firearm Deaths William Massello, III, MD16:00 Hope in Haiti: A Chance to Serve Sara Kaspari-Baker, FNP16:45 Conference Adjourned17:15 ND Trauma Foundation Meeting sponsored by Sanford Health - MeritCare

September 29 - 30, 2010 Hilton Garden Inn, Fargo, NDPURPOSE:This symposium has been designed to provide healthcare professionals the most up-to-date information in the treatment of the trauma patient.

TARGET AUDIENCE:Physicians, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Nurses and other interested healthcare professionals.

OBJECTIVES:• Properly recognize, physically handle, retain and forward physical evidence in firearm deaths.• Discuss current practice standards of care for early and immediate vascular access.• Understand the classifications, evaluation and stabilization of pelvic fractures.• Understand the treatment of severe animal maulings with massive soft tissue loss.• Name the most common complications experienced by Haiti earthquake survivors.• Define high and low voltage injuries, common injury patterns, short and long term risks and treatments of these injuries.• Review the evaluation for brusing in child maltreatment.• Discuss lessons learned from EMS response to 2009-2010 floods.• Describe emergent care of patients with maxillofacial injuries.• Identify treatment considerations of patients injured while boating.• Identify the unique characteristics of the child trauma patient.

CONTINUING EDUCATION HOURS: This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the North Dakota Medical Association through the joint sponsorship of Trinity Hospital and the ND Trauma Foundation. Trinity Hospital is accredited by the North Dakota Medical Association to sponsor continuing medical education for physicians. Trinity Hospital designates this educational activity for a maximum of 15.75 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)TM Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. This continuing nursing education activity was approved by CNE-Net, the education division of the North Dakota Nurses Association, an accredited approver by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

13th Annual North Dakota Statewide

Trauma ConferenceAgenda - Wednesday, September 29, 2010 Agenda - Thursday, September 30, 2010