18^th Annual Clinical Decision Making in Emergency Medicine:
AN EVIDENCE BASED CONFERENCE AND LLSA REVIEW
June 27 - 30, 2019
(Pre-Conference Workshop June 26th)

Clinical Decision Making in Emergency Medicine is designed to update emergency clinicians on the most high-yield topics, guidelines and core competencies that are needed to ensure quality care. The conference will close gaps that affect practitioners’ ability to provide efficient, cutting-edge care to a diverse range of patients who present to the Emergency Department.

As a result of attending this program attendees will be able to:

1. Review trends, concerns, and updates in prehospital care, paramedicine, dermatological conditions, and pediatric sedation and analgesia.
2. Identify data in the current literature regarding stroke concepts, controversies, and advances.
3. Discuss management of geriatric and obese trauma patients, manage acute pain in trauma as well as ballistic injuries, assess and manage traumatic sports injuries, and identify steps to mitigate risk in trauma malpractice.
4. Analyze best practices in the ED with regard to cardiopulmonary emergencies and sports medicine.
5. Discuss management of critical care conditions, including sepsis, acute pulmonary embolism, airway, and fluid resuscitation with ultrasound guidance.
6. Review the elements affecting practice improvement and risk management.

TARGET AUDIENCE
The conference is designed for Emergency Physicians, Physicians in primary care, Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants working in ambulatory and emergent care settings.