AHA Dallas Caruth AMI Advisory Symposium

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1 AHA Dallas Caruth AMI Advisy Symposium JUNE 3-4, 2011 WESTIN PARK CENTRAL HOTEL MERIT DRIVE, DALLAS, TEXAS Program Medical Direct Wm. Todd Gray, DO, FACC CV Chief, Denton Regional Medical Center Denton, Texas

2 PROGRAM OVERVIEW AND OBJECTIVES AHA Dallas Caruth AMI Advisy Symposium Westin Park Central Hotel, Merit Drive, June 3 and 4, Registration: Opens March 15, 2011 DAY 1: $30.00 INCLUDES DINNER DAY 2: $30.00 INCLUDES BREAKFAST AND LUNCH BOTH DAYS: $60.00 Register online at This initiative and conference is made possible by a generous grant from the W.W. Caruth, Jr. Foundation of Communities Foundation of Texas. "This symposium will be f all regional providers in the field of AMI care to share their emerging insights and perspectives. It is an ideal opptunity to netwk and exchange ideas while learning the latest developments in caring f the Acute MI patient from first point of contact to the cath lab and beyond. The initial data from the Caruth Initiative will also be translated to possible best practices." Wm. Todd Gray, D.O., F.A.C.C. LEARNING OBJECTIVES OBJECTIVE 1: Identify processes to improve STEMI systems of care with utilization of symptom onset to arterial reperfusion (SOAR), EMS to Balloon (E2B), and Do to Balloon (D2B) times OBJECTIVE 2: Discuss and create collabative solutions to overcome existing barriers to codinated regional STEMI care that will result in improved patient care OBJECTIVE 3: Identify the ACC/AHA guidelines with respect to the AMI patient OBJECTIVE 4: Optimizing the utilization of 12-lead ECG with respect to the AMI patient OBJECTIVE 5: Identify the imptance of data collection, analysis and feedback, including the use of ACC-NCDR ACTION Registry -GWTG to improve patient outcomes OBJECTIVE 6: Assess protocols f therapeutic hypothermia post cardiac arrest patients and build a strategy f optimal system response Registration fees after May 25, 2011 DAY 1: $40.00 INCLUDES DINNER DAY 2: $40.00 INCLUDES BREAKFAST AND LUNCH BOTH DAYS: $

3 2011 KEY DATES MAY 15 MAY 25 JUNE 3-4 POSTER SUBMISSION ENDS EARLY REGISTRATION ENDS SYMPOSIUM Symposium Summary The AHA Dallas Caruth AMI Advisy Symposium is dedicated to providing the best practices from all over the country f patients who experience cardiovascular events from point of care to the hospital interventions with leveraging these insights to improve the quality of care f those who suffer from an acute myocardial infarction. The conference also actively fosters infmal interaction among attendees and provides netwking opptunities f the novice care provider. The meeting will focus on new and developing opptunities, initiatives, projects, policies and research relevant to measuring and improving quality of care and outcomes f persons experience an AMI. Target Audience This conference is f EMS providers, nurses, physicians, pharmacists, administrats, healthcare and managed care professionals, policymakers and other healthcare professionals interested in quality of care of the AMI patients pre and post hospital care. Location AHA/Caruth AMI Advisy Symposium is located at the Westin Central Hotel is immediately southwest of I-635 and I-75. You can enjoy easy access to the attractions of Dallas which is centrally located within the County. Rooms f symposium participants are available at special reduced rates and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis until all are filled until May 25, After this date, reservations may be at the prevailing rate and will be subject to availability. The guest room rate does not include applicable taxes. To take advantage of the reduced rates, you may make your reservation online, call (972) , and ask f the group rate f the Dallas Caruth AMI Advisy Symposium. The rate cannot be changed at check-in checkout f guests who don t identify their affiliation with the AHA when they make their reservations. Cancellation and Refund Policy Cancellations must be received in writing ( is acceptable) no later than 8:00am CST by May 25, CME/CE Infmation Nursing, Paramedics, Pharmacists, and Physician Continuing Education hours have been applied f. ADA Statement If you require auxiliary aids services as identified in the Americans with Disabilities Act, please contact [email protected] to advise us of your individual needs. We encourage participation by all individuals. If you have a disability, advance notification of any special needs will help us serve you better.

4 AHA DALLAS CARUTH AMI ADVISORY SYMPOSIUM FRIDAY, JUNE 3, :00PM Registration, Posters and Exhibits 1:00PM Welcome and Introductions Todd Gray and Ray Fowler 1:10PM Transpt & Transfers from the rural region Tim Henry What You Don t Know, Might Hurt Them! Bob Page 2:00PM ACLS Update Dawn Kregel ACTION Registry- GWTG Loni Denne 2:55PM Break, Poster and Exhibits 3:05PM The Challenge Within: Overcoming Hospital Barriers Eva Kine Rogers Wide and Tachy In Lead II, You Got No Clue! Bob Page 4:00PM Mission Lifeline Chris Bjerke STEMI-OUR system of care: A Big Town Perspective with a Small Town Compassion Todd Gray 5:00PM Netwking Reception, Posters & Exhibits 5:30PM Caruth Overview and special presentation by James Jollis, Executive Direct of the RACE

5 SATURDAY, JUNE 4, :00AM Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:00AM Welcome and Introductions Todd Gray and Ray Fowler 8:10AM Keynote speaker LA Sty Lessons Learned from me than 6,000 STEMIs Bill Koenig 9:00AM Caruth Data Jim Langabeer 9:30AM Caruth Overview Subcommitte Co-Chairs 10:00AM Break, Exhibits & Posters 10:15AM STEMI Experience in Boston- Lessons from the East Peter Moyer Rapid STEMI ID (Continuous Course ) Jo Haag 11:05AM Therapeutic Hypothermia David Marks 12:00PM Lunch, Exhibits and Posters 12:45PM Anticoagulation: What s New Henry I. Bussey Evidence Based Medications f post MI Care Paul St. Laurent 1:35PM Preactivation from the Field Chris Bjerke ACC/AHA Guidelines f the AMI Patient Robert Wozniak 2:30PM Panel Discussions 3:30PM Adjourn TO REGISTER:

6 FACULTY Program Medical Direct Wm. Todd Gray, DO, FACC CV Chief, Denton Regional Medical Center Denton, Texas Invited Faculty M Christine Bjerke, RN, BSN National Direct Mission Lifeline Henry I. Bussey, PharmD, FCCP, FAHA Profess, College of Pharmacy UT San Antonio, Texas San Antonio, Texas Loni Denne, RN, BSN Seni Direct, Mission Lifeline Austin, Texas Ray Fowler, MD, FACEP Chief of EMS Operations UT Southwestern Medical Center Russell Griffin, FP-C, CCEMT, P, NREMT-P EMS Liaison Jo Haag, RN, MSN Direct of Global Training, ECC Programs Timothy D. Henry, MD, FACC Direct of Research Minneapolis Heart Institute Minneapolis, Minnesota James G. Jollis, MD, FACC Co-Medical Associate Profess of Medicine Duke University Medical Center Charlton, Nth Carolina William Koenig, MD, FACEP EMS Medical Direct LA County Emergency Los Angeles, Califnia Dawn Kregel, RN, MSN, CCRN Program Direct, Caruth Grant James Langabeer, PhD, CMA Associate Profess and Direct Center f Emergency Research UT Health Science Center Houston Houston, Texas David Marks MD Chief of Medicine, Nth Central Baptist Hospital San Antonio, Texas Peter Moyer, MD, MPH, FACEP EMS Medical Direct Boston, Massachusetts Bob Page, AAS, NREMT-P, CCEMT-P, I/C Direct of Emergency Care Education St. John s Regional Health System St. Louis, Missouri Eva Kline Rogers, MS, RN, NP University of Michigan Ann Arb Paul St. Laurent, RN, MS, NP, MSN, APRN, ACNP-BC, CCRN Bayl Heart and Vascular Hospital Robert Wozniak, MD, FACC CV Direct, Nth Austin Medical Center Austin, Texas

7 PROGRAM COMMITTEE Todd Gray, DO, FACC Medical Direct Dawn Kregel, RN, MSN, CCRN AHA Staff Liaison Tami Kayea, LP, Section Chief Co-Chair Jennifer Ledbetter, RN, BSN, CNRN Co-Chair Tammy Chung Steve Deutsch Laura Hillary Curtis Poovey Art Signo Andres Sisnero Annabelle Zakarian Questions: Phone: (214) Poster Presentation Or you can contact: Dawn Kregel (214)

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