Polish Society for Emergency Medicine Chair of Emergency Medicine Wroclaw Medical University. Final Program

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2 Polish Society for Emergency Medicine Chair of Emergency Medicine Wroclaw Medical University Final Program

3 HONORARY PATRONAGE HM Rector of Wroclaw Medical University Professor Marek Ziętek, MD, PhD SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE Chairman: Professor Juliusz Jakubaszko, MD, PhD Chair and Department of Emergency Medicine, Wroclaw Medical University, Poland Memebers: Univ. Professor Alina Borkowska MD, PhD (Bydgoszcz, Poland) Univ. Professor Leszek Brongel, MD, PhD (Kraków, Poland) Professor Michał Gaca (Poznań, Poland) Univ. Professor Jan Godziński, MD, PhD (Wrocław, Poland) Professor Jerzy Karski MD, PhD (Lublin, Poland) dr Joseph Lex (Philadelphia, USA) Assoc. Professor Folke Lind (Stockholm, Sweden) Professor Jerzy Ładny MD, PhD (Białystok, Poland) Professor Daniel Mathieu, (Lille, France) Univ. Professor Adam Nogalski (Lublin, Poland) Professor Ewa Mayzner-Zawadzka (Warszawa, Poland) Professor Patrick Plunkett (Dublin, Irland) Univ. Professor Grażyna Skotnicka-Klonowicz (Łódź, Poland) Professor Judith Tintinalli, MD, MS (Chapel Hill, USA) Univ. Professor Marcin Wojnar (Warszawa, Poland) Univ. Professor Andrzej Zawadzki (Warszawa, Poland) Professor Marian Zembala (Zabrze, Poland) Invited Speakers: Assoc. Professor Ashley Bean (Little Rock, USA) Assoc. Professor Bart Besinger (Indianapolis, USA) Nino Burianadze, MD (Tbilisi, Georgia) Nino Butskhridz, MD (Tbilisi, Georgia) 2

4 Assoc. Professor Rob Dickson, (Longview, USA) Professor Gary Gaddis, (Kansas City, USA) Carlos Garcia Rosas, MD (Mexico) Michal Hajek, MD (Ostrava, Czech Republic) Eric Heilmann, MD (Kopenhaga, Denmark) Manuel Hernandez, MD (Chicago, USA) Barbara Hogan, MD (Hamburg, Germany) Mehmet Hoxa, MD (Tirana, Albany) Assoc. Professor Kristine Krueger (Louisville, USA) Rebecca Liggin, MD (Arkansas, USA) Assoc. Professor Anthony Martin (Galway, Irland) Terrence Mulligan, MD (Maryland, USA) Assoc. Professor Dan O Brian (Louisville, USA) Assoc. Professor Robert Suter (Houston, USA) Edmond Zami, MD (Tirana, Albany) Barbara Adamik, MD, PhD (Wrocław, Poland) Piotr Dąbrowicki, MD, PhD (Warszawa, Poland) Radosław Drozd, MD, PhD (Wrocław, Poland) Mariola Dwornikowska Dąbrowska (Wrocław, Poland) Adam Domanasiewicz, MD, PhD (Trzebnica, Poland) Marek Haber, MD (Ministry of Health, Warszawa, Poland) Rakesh Jalali, MD (Olsztyn, Poland) Marcin Jaracz MD, PhD (Bydgoszcz, Poland) Tomasz Jurek MD, PhD (Wrocław, Poland) Arkadiusz Kosowski (NFZ, Warszawa Poland) Univ. Professor Wojciech Kustrzycki (Wrocław, Poland) Professor Piotr Paluszkiewicz (Warszawa, Poland) Tadeusz Pławiak MD, PhD (NFZ, Wrocław, Poland) Ewa Raniszewska MD, PhD (Gdańsk, Poland) Professor Krzysztof Reczuch (Wrocław, Poland) Henryk Szlemp MD (Polanica Zdrój, Poland) Andrzej Witkowski MD, PhD (Grudziądz, Poland) 3

5 Satellite Courses and Workshops Supervisors and Instructors: Ashley Bean Dan O Brian prof. Alina Borkowska Anna Chrzanowska Piotr Dąbrowicki Rob Dickson prof. Garry Gaddis prof. Jan Godziński Paweł Golan Manuel Hernandez Jochen Holscher Jacek Jakubaszko Rakesh Jalali Paweł Kowalski Barbara Koźbiał Kristine Krueger Remigiusz Łuszkiewicz Radosław Marciniak Piotr Miśkiewicz Małgorzata Mroczyńska Terrence Mulligan Ewa Nienartowicz prof. Adam Nogalski Jacek Piechocki Jerzy Piotrowski Małgorzata Piskunowicz Marta Sajkowska Michał Sajkowski Michał Starasolski Adam Stricker Liliana Styka Henryk Szlemp Christian Tembaak Arkadiusz Trzos Bartłomiej Tyzo Krzysztof Ulbrych Jacek Wesołowski Michał Winter Eugeniusz Wróblewski prof. Andrzej Zawadzki Agata Żaroń 4

6 Polish Society for Emergency Medicine: Chair of Emergency Medicine, Wroclaw Medical University Wroclaw, ul. Bujwida 44a tel , fax Bank Account Number: KB S.A. IV O/Wroclaw PL SWiFT: KRDBPLPW 5

7 ORGANIZING COMITTEE President: Professor Juliusz Jakubaszko, MD, PhD Members: Krzysztof Dudek, MD, PhD Joanna Jakubaszko Jabłońska, MD, PhD Jacek Piechocki, MD, PhD Marek Sehn, MD, PhD Lilianna Styka, MD, PhD Goutam Chourasia, MD Julian Rybak, MD Janusz Sokołowski, MD Grzegorz Waligóra, MD Łukasz Biłaszewski, MD Tomasz Sikora, MD Marcin Kłak, MD Agnieszka Misiak Ewa Polak Agnieszka Szklarz Secretariat: Agnieszka Szklarz, Ewa Polak, Agnieszka Misiak Teresa Branicka, Agnieszka Werkowska Chair of Emergency Medicine, Wroclaw Medical University Wrocław, Bujwida str. 44a tel , fax jjak@emerg.am.wroc.pl Symposium s Venue: Hotel Gołębiewski Karpacz, Karkonoska str. 14 tel./fax

8 GENERAL INFORMATION Secretariat During the Symposium, secretariat will be located in hotel s main lobby, Hotel Gołębiewski, Karpacz, Karkonoska str. 14 tel./fax Office Hours: Wednesday: 13: Thursday, Friday Saturday: Languages: Polish, English Social Program: Welcome Coctail Wednesday, February 29 th, Hotel Gołębiewski Gala Concert Thursday, March 1 st, In the program: Tangata Quintet Lower-Silesian Philharmonic, Jelenia Góra (bus departure from Hotel Gołębiewski 18.30) Old Polish Feast Friday, March 2 nd, Gołębiewski Hotel Ballroom 7

9 Gala Concert Tangata Quintet violin Grzegorz Lalek bandoneon Klaudiusz Baran guitar Piotr Malicki piano Hadrian Filip Tabecki double bass Sebastian Wypych The programme is devoted entirely to Polish and Argentinian Tangos written mainly by pre-war composers such as Petersburski, Karasinski, Wars, Szpilman, Maciejowski and Astor Piazzolla.The tangos will be presented in brand new arrangements which, by the realization of Piazzolla s Tango Nuevo priciples, are infused with new, more contemporary and live character. This program is meant to appeal to all generations - the seniors will recognize familiar melodies from their childhood, and the younger part of the audience will be enchanted by these old tangos through their extremely captivating and lively performance. Tango does not age - as long as you feel the passion. During the concert, the Tangata Quintet will perform the most beautiful Polish and Argentinian Tangos (by J.Petersburski, W.Szpilman, H.Wars, Z.Karasiński, A.Piazzolla and others.) Piazzolla s unique style was largely shaped by the band of composer himself - Quinteto Nuevo Tango, with its typical virtuoso approach to bandoneon and violin, which played the leading roles. The band s remaining instruments: electric guitar, piano and bass emphasized the characteristic tango rhythms which, apart from nostalgic tone of the bandoneon, made Piazzolla s works so recognizable. The powerful emotional charge, original harmony and rhythm of the music, coupled with its sophistication, are definitely the reasons of its popularity, yet pose a great challenge for the performer. The TANGATA QUINTET was formed in January 2002 by three musicians, Sebastian Wypych, Grzegorz Lalka and Klaudiusz Baran. The band features some of the best Polish musicians of the young generation, 8

10 the winners of many prestigious awards at music competitions and festivals in the country and abroad. Their diverse musical experience to date has found common ground in the music of Astor Piazzolla, combining traditional tango with elements of contemporary music and jazz. Piazzolla s compositions constitute the core repertoire, and consequently, the band was named after one of them. TANGATA QUINTET is now the only Polish band whose lineup bears resemblence to the original band of Astor Piazzolla. In their plans, the band strives to go beyond tradition, and their ambition is to create a complete artistic form on the basis of tango, blending instrumental music with dance and singing. Tango Show Anna Iberszer and Piotr Wożniak 9

11 SYMPOSIUM S PROLOGUE Rescue Trophy Extreme 2012 Organizers: Polish Society for Emergency Medicine: Juliusz Jakubaszko, Jacek Piechocki, Krzysztof Dudek, Lilianna Styka, Tomasz Sikora, Marta Sajkowska, Michał Sajkowski, Piotr Drezner, Marcin Kłak, Tomasz Rybak, Marta Pytlak, Marcin Jawor, Daniel Skwarnik Emergency Medical System, Wrocław: Wincenty Mazurec, Julian Rybak National Fire Brigade Provincial Headquarter and City Headquarter in Wrocław National Fire Brigade City Headquarter in Kamienna Góra Lover-Silesian Provincial Police Headquarter Frączak Sp. z o.o. Official Mercedes-Benz Dealer Mercedes-Benz G-Club Wrocław Solter 4x4 Off-road Vehicles Service Ski School Carv Ski Sponsorship: OutdoorPro, MacTronic Mocek & Co. Rakowski-Kaglik Brokerzy Ubezpieczeniowi Ltd. Dent-a Medical, Lege Artis Pharmacies Route: Wrocław Strzegom - Bolków Wierzchosławice - Rudawy Janowickie Karpacz Start: Feb. 28 th, 2012, at 9:00 from: Department of Emergency Medicine, Wrocław University Hospital, Borowska str. 213 Finish: Feb. 29 th, 2012, at in Hotel Gołębiewski, Karpacz 10

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13 SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM 12 Wednesday, February 29 th, Official Opening Welcome of participants and invited guests Professor Juliusz Jakubaszko (Wrocław) University Rector, Professor Marek Ziętek (Wrocław) Welcome addresses Opening Session Chairman: Juliusz Jakubaszko, Andrzej Zawadzki 1. Emergency Medicine Europe Poland progress in 2012 (20 ) Juliusz Jakubaszko (Wrocław) 2. Emergency Medicine 2012 Ministry of Health predictions. (15 ) Minister of Health (Warsaw) 3. Progress In teletransmission technology in medical rescue system. (15 ) Arkadiusz Kosowski Director of State Department of Military Services, NFZ (Warsaw) 4. Emergency Department in financial analyst perspective based on Wroclaw University Hospital example. (15 ) Mariola Dwornikowska-Dąbrowska, Piotr Pobrotyn, Juliusz Jakubaszko (Wrocław) 5. Emergency Department Role in Referential Trauma Center (20 ) Judith Tintinalli (Chapel Hill) 6. Global History of Emergency Medicine (20 ) Robert Suter (Houston) 7. Global Emergency Medicine Initiative (10 ) Terrence Mulligan (Maryland) 8. Invitation to Dublin ICEM 2012: Bridging the Gap between Evidence and Practice (10 ) Patrick Plunkett (Dublin), Anthony Martin (Galway) 18:30 Rescue Trophy Extreme 2012 results announcement Julian Rybak, Jacek Piechocki 19:00 Welcome Cocktail

14 Thursday, March 1 st, 2012 Session More and more intensive care in emergency medicine part 1 Chairmen: Juliusz Jakubaszko, Judith Tintinalli 1. Systems of Cardiac Care. (20 ) Judith Tintinalli (Chapel Hill) 2. ECMO clinical application in acute heart failure and acute respiratory failure. (20 ) Piotr Knapik, Marian Zembala, Paweł Nadziakiewicz (Zabrze) 3. ECMO assisted delivery. (10 ) Wojciech Kustrzycki, Jacek Jakubaszko (Wroclaw) 4. Ultrasound for undifferentiated shock - part 1 (20 ) Ashley Bean (Little Rock) 5. Sepsis - early diagnosis and treatment in the ED (20 ) Gary Gaddis (Kansas City) 6. Rapid molecular diagnosis of bloodstream infections (15 ) Barbara Adamik (Wrocław) 7. Procalcytonin as a marker of inflammation, infection, and sepsis in emergency department diagnostic work up searching for a new correlation, preliminary report. (15 ) Andrzej Witkowski, Juliusz Jakubaszko, Agnieszka Sobczyńska, Rafał Mańka, Tomasz Witkowski (Bydgoszcz/Grudziądz) 8. Emergency Medicine of the Future (15 ) Robert Suter (Houston) C o f f e e B r e a k Session 2.A More and more intensive medicine in emergency medicine part 2 Chairmen: Juliusz Jakubaszko, Joseph Lex 1. Systems of Care for Stroke. (20 ) Judith Tintinalli (Chapel Hill) 2. Pitfalls in New Anticoagulant and Antiplatelet Agents (20 ) Joseph Lex (Philadelphia) 3. Family Practice and ED More Questions than Answers. (20 ) Anthony Martin (Galway) 13

15 4. Drug Related Problems and Problem Prone medications in ED. (20 ) Gary Gaddis (Kansas City) 5. Life Threatening Dermatologic Emergencies (20 ) Joseph Lex (Philadelphia) 6. Therapeutic hypothermia in ED progress in hospital protocols (20 ) Rob Dickson (Indianapolis) 7. Ultrasound for undifferentiated shock part 2 (20 ) Ashley Bean (Little Rock) 8. The clinical benefits of NT-proBNP (15 ) Eric Heilmann (Kopenhaga) Session 2.B More and more intensive care in emergency medicine part 3 Chairmen: Michał Gaca, Krzysztof Reczuch, Marek Sehn 1. Strategy of pre-hospital management with patients in acute cardiac disorder in Poland (15 ) Arkadiusz Kosowski (Warszawa) 2. Strategy of management of myocardial infarctions patients in Lower Silesia (15 ) Tadeusz Pławiak (Wrocław) 3. Acute Coronary Syndromes in Emergency Department patients in ASK Hospital in Wrocław first half of the year (15 ) Marek Sehn, Łukasz Bilaszewski, Tomasz Sikora, Juliusz Jakubaszko (Wrocław) 4. Management of acute coronary syndrome. How to deal with prehospital and in-hospital delay of treatment? (15 ) Krzysztof Reczuch (Wrocław) 5. Health Care services provided in Emergency Department in association with outpatient primary care system. (15 ) Łukasz Bondaruk, Aneta Binkowska, Jan Siwik, Grzegorz Chłopicki, Sławomir Pilip, Grzegorz Michalak (Warszawa) 6. New teletransmission technology in medical rescue system practice. (15 ) Jochen Holscher (Kaufering) 14

16 7. EKG teletransmission as an important supporting element of basic medical rescue team actions. (15 ) Jerzy Rekosz, Joanna Biegajło, Katarzyna Kamińska, Maria Kasznicka, Dorota Kwiatkowska, Renata Mączyńska-Mazuruk, Agnieszka Krzyżanowska (Warszawa) 8. Common yew intoxication. Emergency Department management. (15 ) Janusz Sokołowski, Juliusz Jakubaszko, Arkadiusz Borkowski, Iwona Janowska (Wrocław) 9. Diagnostic work-up and management after mortal reptile bites. (15 ) Henryk Szlemp (Polanica Zdrój) 10. Acute iron intoxication symptoms and basic therapeutic approach. Pri-hospital and in-hospital management - guidelines proposal. (15 ) Magdalena Łukasik-Głębocka, Jacek Górny, Maciej Naskręt, Paulina Pastuszka (Poznań) L u n c h B r e a k Session 3.A Emergency Department key element for emergency medicine Chairmen: Andrzej Zawadzki, Patrick Plunkett, Ewa Raniszewska 1. Emergency Department Quality Benchmarks and Monitoring. (20 ) Manuel Hernandez (Chicago) 2. Triage in Emergency Department (20 ) Patrick Plunkett (Dublin) 3. Process mapping of the Emergency Departments at UMMC and UMCU. (20 ) Terrence Mulligan (Maryland) 4. Hospital Emergency Incident Command System (20 ) Dan O Brian (Kentucky) 5. Leading an Emergency Department using industrial Lean Management to speed up ED procedures. (15 ) Barbara Hogan (Hamburg) 6. Quality and Attitude in Emergency Department. (15 ) Carlos Garcia Rosas (Mexico) 15

17 7. Air Crash in Galway. (15 ) Anthony Martin (Galway) 8. i-pod, i-pad as helpful tools for emergency physician on call (15 ) Manuel Hernandez (Chicago) 9. Progress of Emergency Medicine in South African Health Care. (10 ) Terrence Mulligan (Maryland) 10. Progress of Emergency Medicine in Mexican Health Care. (10 ) Carlos Garcia Rosas (Mexico) 11. Progress of Emergency Medicine in Georgian Health Care. (10 ) Nino Butskhridze, Nino Burianadze (Tbilisi) 12. Progress of Emergency Medicine in Albanian Health Care. (10 ) Edmond Zami, Mehmet Hoxa (Tirana) Session 3.B Psychiatric, psychological and ethical aspects of emergency medicine Chairmen: Michał Gaca, Marcin Wojnar, Andrzej Witkowski 1. Acute psychiatric emergencies in Emergency Department practices. (20 ) Marcin Wojnar (Warszawa) 2. Neuropsychological features of critical decision processes in emergency medicine. (20 ) Alina Borkowska (Bydgoszcz) 3. Sorry works program An effective way to prevent patients claims. (20 ) Tomasz Jurek, Radosław Drozd, Marta Rorat (Wrocław) 4. Physician patient conflict management in emergency medicine. (20 ) Radosław Drozd, Tomasz Jurek (Wrocław) 5. Resuscitation of a pregnant patient practicing clinicians fears (15 ) Artur Witkowski, Mieczysław Pietrzyk (Kalisz) 6. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSD (15 ) Magdalena Skotnicka Chabetek, Jacek Gorzkowski (Warszawa) 16

18 7. Medical conditions being a contraindication to work within National Emergency System factors that discourages physicians to enter Emergency Medicine Residency (15 ) Joanna Sowizdraniuk (Kraków) 8. Direct constraint paramedics new privileges. (15 ) Mariusz Goniewicz, Krzysztof Goniewicz, Maja Chrzanowska-Wąsik (Lublin) 9. Evaluation of degree and frequency of aggression of paramedic students during practical rotations in Emergency Medical Services based on authors own studies. (15 ) Renata Chrzan, Tomasz Kulpa (Wrocław) 10. Basic Life Support Course of the Scout Rescue School as a place of empathy formation as well ad social competencies. (15 ) Tomasz Sikora, Aleksandra Berdzińska, Tomasz Barlak (Wrocław) Gala Concert Lower-Silesian Philharmonic (Jelenia Góra) (Bus departure from Hotel Gołębiewski at 18:30) 17

19 Friday, March 2 nd, 2012 Session Emergency Trauma Care Part 1 Chairmen: Leszek Brongel, Adam Nogalski 1. Subtle radiographs with major implications (20 ) Bart Besinger (Indianapolis) 2. Role of ultrasound in the unstable patient (20 ) Dan O Brian (Kentucky) 3. Emergency Airway New Technologies (20 ) Rob Dickson (Indianapolis) 4. Emergency Endoscopy (20 ) Kristine Krueger (Kentucky) 5. Fine-tuning management of the injured brain (20 ) Bart Besinger (Indianapolis) 6. London Trauma System (20 ) Tomasz Sołtysiński (London) C o f f e e B r e a k Session 5.A Emergency Trauma Care Part 2 Chairmen: Leszek Brongel, Jerzy Karski, Krzysztof Dudek 1. Financing of Trauma Centers in Poland. T Group (NFZ) in clinical practice. (20 ) Leszek Brongel, Piotr Guzik, Jacek Lorkowski (Kraków) 2. Strategy of comprehensive management of poli-trauma patients in Lower Silesia. (15 ) Tadeusz Pławiak (Wrocław) 3. Poli-trauma patients analysis based on records from Emergency Department, ASK Hospital in Wroclaw (Trauma Center) first half of (15 ) Krzysztof Dudek, Marcin Kłak, Juliusz Jakubaszko (Wrocław) 4. Trauma Center is not a Trauma System (15 ) Adam Nogalski, Agnieszka Mikuła-Mazurkiewicz (Lublin) 18

20 5. Legislation aspects and reality of emergency department operations in district hospital. (15 ) Beata Zuchora, Tomasz Hajkowski, Jerzy Karski (Ryki, Lublin) 6. New imaging methods for intracranial bleeding in hospital setting and out of hospitals setting. (15 ) Bartłomiej Tyzo (Lublin) 7. Explosion shock wave crush syndrome modern management (15 ) Jacek Jakubaszko, Kazimierz Kuśnierz, Juliusz Jakubaszko (Wrocław) 8. Leading causes of immediate death at the scene of car crush victims - based on autopsy study (15 ) Andrzej Witkowski, Juliusz Jakubaszko, Paweł Grochowski, Tomasz Witkowski, Rafał Mańka (Bydgoszcz) 9. Acute damage of parenchyma organs based on authors own study (15 ) Tomasz Kulpa (Białystok) Session 5.B Hyperbaric oxygen therapy in emergency medicine practice Chairmen: Juliusz Jakubaszko, Folke Lind, Marek Sehn 1. Evidence basis for HBO therapy in Stockholm. (20 ) Folke Lind (Stockholm) 2. HBO Therapy in Emergency Department Wroclaw University Hospital (20 ) Juliusz Jakubaszko, Janusz Sokołowski, Marek Sehn (Wrocław) 3. New Aspects of HBO in EM. (20 ) Daniel Mathieu (Lille) 4. HBO in EM and Intensive Care for Pediatric Patients (20 ) Michal Hajek (Ostrava) 5. HBO in Acute Necrotizing Soft Tissue Infections. (20 ) Folke Lind (Stockholm) 6. CO Poisoning Pathophysiological and Treatment Aspects (20 ) Michal Hajek (Ostrava) 19

21 7. Prospective use of hyperbaric oxygen therapy in frost bites (15 ) Zdzisław Sićko (Gdynia) 8. Usefulness of Hyperbaric Oxygenation in crush injury of the limbs (15 ) Janusz Sokołowski, Juliusz Jakubaszko (Wrocław) L u n c h B r e a k Session 6.A Massive Bleeding ongoing challenge for current emergency medicine Chairmen: Mayzner-Zawadzka, Piotr Paluszkiewicz, Andrzej Zawadzki 1. New look into the life-threatening uncontrolled, massive bleeding. Diagnostic work-up and acute management. (30 ) Ewa Mayzner-Zawadzka (Warszawa) 2. First Polish recommendations for massive, post-traumatic bleeding or peri-surgery bleeding. Focus on emergency department perspective. (30 ) Piotr Paluszkiewicz (Warszawa) 3. Gastro Intestinal Bleeding in EM practice. (30 ) Kristine Krueger (Kentucky) 4. Treatment errors in severe whole body injury management. (30 ) Adam Domanasiewicz (Trzebnica) 5. Fibular artery pulsating hematoma after twisting ankle joint injury (15 ) Grażyna Skotnicka-Klonowicz, Patrycja Grochocińska, Anna Rutkowska (Łódź) 6. Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation using mechanical devices own experience (15 ) Rakesh Jalali (Warszawa) 7. Emergency endoskopy Achilles heel of the system? (15 ) Adam Domanasiewicz, Robert Bartosik, Piotr Szetelnicki, Jerzy Jabłecki (Trzebnica) 8. Diagnostic logistics within Emergency Department (15 ) Leszek Zwolakiewicz (Kościerzyna) 20

22 Session 6.B Progress of Education in Emergency Medicine Chairmen: Jerzy Ładny, Ewa Raniszewska, Krzysztof Dudek 1. University teaching reorganization based on legislations New aspects in university teaching (15 ) Julita Soczywko, Juliusz Jakubaszko, Mateusz Paplicki (Bydgoszcz/Wrocław) 2. Opportunity for public and private partnership in university teaching in emergency medicine (15 ) Izabela Witczak, Juliusz Jakubaszko (Wrocław) 3. Medical Simulation Center Project outline and optimal creation (15 ) Karolina Makowska (Zielona Góra) 4. Physiological model objectiveness and standardization of teaching process (20 ) Krzysztof Ulbrych (Zielona Góra) 5. We already have a medical simulation center in Emergency Medicine Department in Bialystok (15 ) Jerzy Ładny, Grzegorz Myćko (Białystok) 6. Risky business (15 ) Tomasz Sołtysiński (Londyn) 7. MEDambulans never before it was so easy to purchase an ambulance (15 ) Radosław Moks (Łódź) Old Polish Feast Hotel Gołębiewski Ball Room 21

23 Saturday, March 3 rd, 2012 Session 7.A Progress in Pediatric Emergency Medicine Chairmen: Jan Godziński, Rebecca Liggin, Grażyna Skotnicka-Klonowicz 1. Pediatric Procedural Sedation (20 ) Rebecca Liggin (Arkansas) 2. Chest injury in pediatric population in the year at Pediatric Surgery Department in District Hospital in Grudziadz. (15 ) Rafał Mańka, Ryszard Błażyński, Jan Zagierski, Tomasz Hilger, Wojciech Darmofalski, Adam Wilczyński, Andrzej Witkowski (Grudziądz) 3. Pediatric Disaster Management (20 ) Rebecca Liggin (Arkansas) 4. Non-accidental intoxication in kids and young adults in Pediatric Emergency Department University Hospital in Lodz in the first half of the year (15 ) Grażyna Skotnicka-Klonowicz, Patrycja Grochocińska, Anna Rutkowska, A. Janota (Łódź) 5. Acute nicotine intoxication in pediatric patients symptoms and Basic management in emergency department (15 ) Paulina Pastuszka, Jacek Górny, Magdalena Łukasik-Głębocka (Poznań) 6. Critical evaluation of acute injury on-call center system for pediatric patients in national environment. (15 ) Jan Godziński (Wrocław) Session 7.B Medical Rescue Teams and Rescue Services partnership for the patient Chairmen: Leszek Brongel, Ewa Raniszewska, Lilianna Styka 1. Own experience in secure a Gdansk region while transferring emergency department and surgery departments of University Medical Center. (15 ) Ewa Raniszewska (Gdańsk) 22

24 2. Evaluation of intervention of medical rescue teams (15 ) Marcin Madziała, Łukasz Szarpak, Dariusz Timler, Agnieszka Madziała (Łódź) 3. Massive events logistics. Update for January 20th, (15 ) Piotr Sowizdraniuk (Kraków) 4. Role of KSRG Paramedics in chain of survival based on Lover Silesia data (15 ) Piotr Szetelnicki, Wojciech Kopacki (Wrocław) 5. National Emergency System action during emergency Boeing 737 lending ( ) in the aspect of security of 14/28 operational district. (15 ) Armand Grześ (Warszawa) 6. Qualified first aid in national fire and rescue system in view of current legislation notes. Update for January 15th, (15 ) Piotr Sowizdraniuk (Kraków) 7. Triage in National Fire Department Services based on practical activity in Zachodniopomorskie Province. (15 ) Tomasz Kubiak (Poznań) Closing Remarks L u n c h 23

25 Satellite courses for Physicians: Ultrasonography for emergency physicians Supporting company: Lifemed Faculty: Ewa Nienartowicz Advanced Ultrasonography in Emergency Department Supporting company: Lifemed Faculty: Ashley Bean, Dan O Brian Wednesday, Feb. 29 th Thursday, March 1 st Thursday, March 1 st Friday, March 2 nd The courses are certified by the Polish Society for Emergency Medicin Satellite Workshops for Physicians: Ultrasound for peripheral nerves and vessels localization Supporting company: Lifemed Faculty: Radosław Marciniak Ultrasound-guided techniques for peripheral nerve block Supporting company: Tehand Faculty: Christian Tembaak, Paweł Golan New techniques for endotracheal intubation Supporting company: Varimed Faculty: Manuel Hernandez, Terrence Mulligan, Paweł Kowalski Progresses in diagnostic work-up of intracranial injuries Supporting company: Paramedica Faculty: Bartłomiej Tyzo Progresses in bedside monitoring of critical parameters Supporting company: Radiometer Faculty: Anna Chrzanowska, Barbara Koźbiał, Remigiusz Łuszkiewicz New standards for the initial treatment of acute esophageal varices bleeding Saturday, March 3 rd Thursday, March1 st Thursday, March1 st Friday, March 2 nd Thursday, March 1 st Friday, March 2 nd Supporting company: Eumedica Faculty: Kristine Krueger, Eugeniusz Wróblewski

26 Satellite Workshops for Physicians, paramedics and nurses: External fixations of pelvic ring fractures Faculty: prof. Adam Nogalski Immobalization of fractures in children Supporting company: BoxMet Faculty: prof. Jan Godziński, Piotr Miśkiewicz, Jerzy Piotrowski Teletranssmision in emergency medicine practice Supporting company: Tehand Faculty: Jochen Holscher, Michał Winter Initial assessment and emergency management of poisonous reptile bites Friday, March 2 nd Friday, March 2 nd Thursday, March1 st Thursday Faculty: Henryk Szlemp, Rakesh Jalali Difficult interaction between ED patients and ED Staff. How to avoid conflicting situations in EM practice. Faculty: prof. Alina Borkowska, Marcin Jaracz, Agata Żaroń, Małgorzata Piskunowicz Basic ECG course for paramedics algorithms and practice Supporting company: LMP Faculty: Marta Sajkowska, Michał Sajkowski Difficult Airways Supporting company: Medim Faculty : Jacek Piechocki, Lilianna Styka, Adam Stricker Difficult Airways Supporting company: Medim Faculty: Manuel Hernandez, Terrence Mulligan, Adam Stricker Progresses in mobile emergency medical rescue technologies Thursday, March1 st Friday, March 2 nd Thursday, March 1 st Friday, March 2 nd Friday, March 2 nd Supporting company: EMD Faculty: Arkadiusz Trzos, Małgorzata Mroczyńska 25

27 Therapeutic Hypothermia in emergency department practice current algorithms Thursday, March1 st Supporting companies: Veromed, BoxMet Faculty: prof.gary Gaddis, Rob Dickson, Jacek Jakubaszko, Michał Starasolski Triage and management of massive bleedings in ED Supporting company: Association for Severe Hemorrhages Treatment Faculty: prof. Andrzej Zawadzki, Jacek Wesołowski, Piotr Dąbrowicki Medical Simulation Progress in teaching Supporting company: Medline Faculty: Krzysztof Ulbrych Cardio-pulmonary resuscitation update Supporting company: Paramedica Faculty: Rakesh Jalali Thursday, March1 st Thursday, March1 st Friday, March 2 nd Courses and workshops location: Hotel Gołębiewski, 6 th floor auditoriums 26

28 Exhibitors: AESCULAP CHIFA Nowy Tomyśl AMZ KUTNO Sp. z o.o. Kutno ASCOR SA Warsaw AUTO FORM Jerzy Kuc Mysłowice Boxmet Medical Sp. z.o.o. Pieszyce DRAMIŃSKI Olsztyn ELAMED Katowice Elsevier Urban & Partner Sp. z.o.o. Wrocław EMD Bratysława KONKRET Chełmno Lifemed Poland Warsaw Linde Gaz Polska Sp. z o.o. Warsaw LMP Sp. z o.o. Katowice MEDFinance S.A. Łódź MEDIM Sp. z o.o. Warsaw MEDIPAGE Warsaw MEDLINE Sp. z o.o. Zielona Góra Medtronic Poland Sp. z o.o. Warsaw Parpol Sp. z o.o. Warsaw Radiometer Sp. z o.o. Warsaw RespiVent Zielona Góra Roche Diagnostics Polska Sp. z o.o Warsaw STRYKER Germany Stryker Polska Warsaw TEHAND sp. z o.o. Lublin TRANSMED Federal Signal Marki Valeant Polska Sp. z o.o. Warsaw Varimed Sp. z o.o. Wrocław WEINMANN Hamburg 27