Program Overview Given the growing senior population and their unique pre-hospital emergency care needs, there is a definite need to provide first responders and Emergency Nurses with educational opportunities specific to senior adults. With support from the Winter Park Health Foundation (WPHF), the Emergency Medicine Learning & Resource Center (EMLRC) have collaborated with local EMS agencies and developed an educational program addressing six distinctive and vital areas of senior care. The topics include: • Demographics of our Aging Society and the Physiology of the Aging Patient • The Most Common Senior Emergencies • Common Drug Problems of the Elderly • Psychological Emergency Problem • The Maze of Senior Health Care Delivery • End of Life Issues Program Process Continuing Education Credit To receive CE credit, participants must Register for the Program and complete the Program Pre-Test, Post-Test and Evaluation. 1. Register for Program  2. Take Program Pre-Test     3. Watch the Educational Sessions Above 4. Take Program Post-Test    5. Take Program Evaluation  Conference Certificates Your completed online evaluation is required to receive your CE certificate. Once you have completed the online evaluation, a certificate will be issued to you from the EMLRC office within 30 business days. EMLRC Mission The Emergency Medicine Learning & Resource Center (EMLRC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting public health through the advancement of Emergency Medicine, Disaster Management and pre-Hospital emergency care through the provision of educational and research programs. The EMLRC provides lifesaving education for lifesavers. WPHF Mission The Winter Park Health Foundation (WPHF) is a private, not-for-profit organization supporting programs that improve the health of youth, older adults and the community-at-large in Winter Park, Maitland and Eatonville. It also conducts research and provides education on health issues affecting these groups. Help & Technical Support Call 407-281-7396 x15     Topics and Faculty Demographics of our Aging Society and the Physiology of the Aging Patient                         Richard Slevinski, M.D., FACEP The Most Common Senior Emergencies                         George Ralls, M.D., FACEP Common Drug Problems of the Elderly                         Veronica Tucci, M.D., J.D. Psychological Emergency Problem                         Todd Husty, D.O, FACEP; Harry Mills, Ph.D. The Maze of Senior Health Care Delivery                         Rene’ Slevinski, ARNP End of Life Issues                         Elizabeth DeVos, M.D, MPH, FACEP Continuing Education Accreditation - 6.0 hours Florida Department of Health, Bureau of EMS Accredited; CECBEMS Accredited and Florida Board of Nursing Accredited   Content Disclaimer The educational information presented at this CME program represents the opinions and views of the individual faculty and does not constitute the endorsement, opinion of, or promotion by the Emergency Medicine Learning & Resource Center. Reasonable efforts have been taken with the intention that the presentation of the education subject matter be balanced and presented in an unbiased manner that is compliant with regulatory requirements. However each program attendee should always use their own professional and personal judgment when considering application of this educational information, particularly as it relates to patient assessment, diagnosis and treatment decision making including, but without limitation, FDA-approved uses and any off–label uses. Faculty Disclosure In accordance with ACCME Standards and EMLRC Policy, all faculty are required to disclose to the program audience any real or apparent conflict(s) of interest to the content and/or discussion of off-label use of pharmaceuticals in their presentations. Program Disclaimer The Emergency Medicine Learning & Resource Center and the Florida Emergency Medicine Foundation reserves the right to change faculty/topics as circumstances arise.