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ClinCon
2008
July 10-13, 2008
Orlando, FL
The Rosen
Centre Hotel
Overview
 ClinCon
2008 is designed to create an educational experience that will
help EMS Personnel provide the highest quality prehospital care to
their patients. The
time has come for practical, research based clinical
street medicine to be practiced by every prehospital
care provider.
Who Should Attend
Paramedics, EMT's Firefighters, EMS/Fire Administrators, EMS
Medical Directors, EMS Educators, Emergency Physicians, Emergency
Physician Assistants, Emergency Nurses, First Responders and other
Allied Health Professionals interested in learning practical,
research based clinical street medicine.
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Where
The Rosen
Centre Hotel
9840 International Drive
Orlando, FL 32819
800-800-9840
Program Objectives
1. Explain the “Pit-Crew” concept for responding to cardiac arrest
resuscitations.
2. Discuss the concepts of endpoints in resuscitation efforts.
3. Discuss the concepts of basic 12 lead EKG interpretations.
4. Explain the differences between adult, pediatric and traumatic
arrests.
5. Explain the pathophysiology behind post resuscitation cooling.
6. Discuss the use of cooling measures for the post resuscitation
patient.
7. Discuss post resuscitation cooling from the pre-hospital
perspective.
8. Discuss post resuscitation cooling from the Emergency Department
perspective.
9. Explain the simples rules used for trauma assessment.
10. Discuss the prehospital assessment and management for thermal
burns.
11. Discuss the errors and pitfalls that are common in trauma
incidents.
12. Discuss the prehospital assessment of a patient experiencing a
stroke.
13. Discuss the treatment options for stroke patients that are
outside the 3 hour
window.
14. Discuss the stroke rapid assessment process.
15. Discuss the effects that frequency of performance and patient
characteristics
have on successful endotracheal intubations.
16. Discuss the concept of quality as it relates to prehospital
care.
17. Discuss the “dirty little secrets” of EMS.
18. Discuss the simplistic method for reading X-rays in the critical
care setting.
19. Discuss the process for interpreting ABG’s and the value of this
skill in the
critical care setting.
20. Discus the process used to perform a critical care assessment.
21. Discuss the concept of “special operations” medics.
22. Discuss the basic concepts of street survival for EMS personnel.
23. Discuss the prehospital assessment and management for near
drowning
patients.
24. Discuss the prehospital assessment and management for abdominal
emergencies.
25. Explain the ten commandments of airway management for the
prehospital
setting.
26. Discuss the risks associated with being an EMS provider.
27. Discuss the concept of evidence-based triage.
Presented by
Emergency Medicine Learning and
Resource Center
ClinCon Sponsors
State EMS Awards Sponsors
American Ambulance
American
Heart Association/American Stroke Association
Florida
Association of EMS Medical Directors
Florida
Association of Rural EMS Providers, Inc.
Lake Sumter
EMS
Attendee Information
Register
Fees
Brochure
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Conference Registration Form
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Exhibitor Information
Exhibitor and Sponsor
Prospectus
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Current Exhibit Hall Layout
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Exhibitor Kit
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Cancellation Policy
It is the policy of the Florida Emergency Medicine
Foundation to give a refund only if the request is made in writing
to the conference registrar 2 (two) weeks prior to the conference.
For all cancellations an administrative fee of $75.00 will be
retained.
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