Oakstone Emergency Medicine – A Comprehensive Review 2015
Format:39 videos + 1 pdf, size: 9.16 GB
Course Audience: emergency medicine physician
Overview:
The Oakstone Institute Specialty Review
Keep up with rapidly evolving EM best practices and earn CE credit with this authoritative review.
Stay Current with New Best Practices in Emergency Medicine
This program reviews rapidly evolving standards of care for emergency medicine patients. It is designed to reduce errors and improve performance with lectures covering advances in ultrasound applications, changes in CPR recommendations and other clinical guidelines and strategies to improve outcomes. Lectures cover standardized care for acute coronary syndrome, pulmonary embolism, undifferentiated shock, evolving best practices for airway management, ACLS, sepsis care, PE, MI, as well as new pharmacological guidelines for management of angioedema, procedural sedation, anticoagulation and other areas. The program is ideal for all EM practitioners, especially those who graduated from training programs prior to the widespread teaching of ultrasound applications in emergency medicine. It will help you to better:
- Incorporate new standards of care to emergency medicine patients
- Apply ultrasound skills for diagnostic and therapeutic applications
- Apply and interpret tests, EKGs and imaging studies with state of the art understanding
- Compare, contrast, analyze and synthesize data to improve care and decrease errors
- Design evaluation and care plans that optimize costs, efficiency and quality
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this activity, you should be able to:
- Knowledge – Provide up-to-date evidence to close the knowledge gap that may have developed since graduation from residency training.
- Application – The course participants will improve their ability to apply ultrasound skills for diagnostic and therapeutic applications. Participants will apply and interpret tests, EKGs, and imaging studies with state of the art understanding.
- Analysis – Adding to current evidence the participant will improve their ability to compare, contrast, analyze and synthesize data to improve care and decrease errors.
- Synthesize – Improve the participants ability to create a broad differential enabling them to design an evaluation and care plan that optimizes costs, efficiency and quality.
Target Audience
- Community emergency medicine practitioners interested in evidence-based updates that have transpired over the past five years
- Mid-level practitioners working in emergency medicine settings
- EM practitioners who graduated from training programs prior to the widespread teaching of ultrasound applications in emergency medicine
Date Of Original Release: November 1, 2015
01 New Approaches & Updates in Skin & Soft Tissue Infections Brad Frazee, MD (Video MP4 Format)
02 Pediatric Fever Where We Are in 2015 Aparajita Sohoni, MD (Video MP4 Format)03 Emerging Infections Confronting the World Caitlin Bailey, MD (Video MP4 Format)04 Sore Throats That Kill Gene Hern, MD, MS (Video MP4 Format)05 Sepsis Update Amandeep Singh, MD (Video MP4 Format)06 Street Drugs in 2015 Caitlin Bailey, MD (Video MP4 Format)07 Cardiac Drug Toxicity Kent Olson, MD (Video MP4 Format)08 Drugs That Cause Seizures Kent Olson, MD (Video MP4 Format)09 Working Up The Acidotic OD Kent Olson, MD (Video MP4 Format)10 Peripartum Emergencies Baby Robert Savio, MD (Video MP4 Format)11 Workup and Treatment of Pulmonary Embolism Bradley Frazee, MD (Video MP4 Format)12 Literature Review – Top Articles from 2014 and 2015 Bradley Frazee, MD and Jahan Fahimi, MD, MPH (Video MP4 Format)13 Managing the Bleeding Patient Updates on Blood Product Use, Massive Transfusion, and TXA Jahan Fahimi, MD, MPH (Video MP4 Format)14 Challenging Cases in Afib Eric Snoey, MD (Video MP4 Format)15 ACLS Updates Cooling, PCI, CPR Techniques Amandeep Singh, MD (Video MP4 Format)16 ACS Medical Therapy Amandeep Singh, MD (Video MP4 Format)19 Diseases in Pregnancy Charlotte Page Wills, MD (Video MP4 Format)20 Pitfalls in Vaginal Bleeding Charlotte Page Wills, MD (Video MP4 Format)21 The Precipitous Delivery Charlotte Page Wills, MD (Video MP4 Format)22 Ethics – What is a POLST Who Has Decision Making Capacity David English, MD (Video MP4 Format)23 Sedating the Agitated Patient David English, MD (Video MP4 Format)24 Risk Management, Staying Out of Trouble, The Second Victim Barry Simon, MD (Video MP4 Format)25 Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking Hillary Larkin, PA-C (Video MP4 Format)26 Anaphylaxis and Angioedema Gene Hern, MD (Video MP4 Format)27 Subarachnoid Bleeds Updates & Controversies Doug White, MD (Video MP4 Format)28 Intractable Nausea and Vomiting Gastroparesis Andrew Herring, MD (Video MP4 Format)29 Abdominal Pain in the Elderly Barry Simon, MD (Video MP4 Format)30 Understanding the Newer Anticoagulants Eric Snoey, MD (Video MP4 Format)31 Approach to Unplanned Hypothermia Doug White, MD (Video MP4 Format)32 Treating Pain in ED Patients with Comorbid Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Disorders Andrew Herring, MD (Video MP4 Format)33 Healthcare Disparities Harrison Alter, MD, MS (Video MP4 Format)34 Preventing Errors in Airway Management Barry Simon, MD (Video MP4 Format)35 Pain Management Andrew Herring, MD (Video MP4 Format)36 Ultrasound in the Workup of Unexplained Shortness of Breath Daniel Mantuani, MD (Video MP4 Format)37 Ultrasound and Ocular Emergencies Arun Nagdev, MD (Video MP4 Format)38 Ultrasound for the Crashing Patient Arun Nagdev, MD (Video MP4 Format)39 Ultrasound Guided Nerve Blocks Andrew Herring, MD (Video MP4 Format)40 Ultrasound Guided Central Venous Cannulation Arun Nagdev, MD (Video MP4 Format)41 Ophthalmologic Emergencies Barry Simon, MD (Video MP4 Format)Syllabus (PDF Format)