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A One-Day CME Course for Multi-Disciplinary CVT Critical Care Professionals Presented on September 14, 2010
Dayton Marriott, Dayton, Ohio
This regional Cardiovascular-Thoracic (CVT) Critical Care Course will present the latest information in the unique specialty of CVT critical care.
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This Regional Cardiovascular-Thoracic (CVT) Critical Care Course will present the latest information in the unique specialty of CVT critical care. The Course is co-sponsored by The Heart Institute of Dayton and the Foundation for the Advancement of CardioThoracic Surgical Care (FACTS-Care).
With the rapid evolution in the practice and technology of CVT critical care, the Course will present the latest concepts, practices, and technology to the multi-disciplinary professionals providing care for patients undergoing CVT operations and procedures.
This unique course is directed to the entire team of professionals that provide CVT critical care:
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Surgeons, Cardiologists, Interventionalists
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Intensivists & Anesthesiologists
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Critical Care Nurses / Nurse Practitioners
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Respiratory Therapists |
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Administrators |
Experts and world authorities will present the latest concepts, technology, management protocols, and clinical experience in their specialties. The program includes faculty presentations, audience-panel discussions, and a hemodynamic simulation workshop. Approaches and specific protocols will be related to clinical data so that participants can structure their clinical practice on evidence-based medicine.
With the field of CVT critical care rapidly changing, it is anticipated that participation in the course will lead to implementation of new concepts, protocols, and technology. The overall goal is to make the recovery of patients from CVT surgery and interventional procedures faster, safer, and more comfortable.
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Fee Structure »
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All staff members of Premier Health Partners hospitals will have free registration. Registration fees for participants from other medical centers will be as follows. Not a member? Become a Member today!
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Allied Health Care Professionals
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Staff members of Premier Health Partners
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Contact Us »
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The 2010 Cardiovascular-Thoracic (CVT) Critical Care Course will be held at the Dayton Marriott, 1414 S. Patterson Boulevard, Dayton, OH. The hotel main number is 937-223-1000.
For further information, please contact Josh Lader, Executive Director, The Heart Institute of Dayton:
Telephone: 937-279-8660
Email: jllader@shp-dayton.org
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Needs Assessment »
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The increasing complexity of cardiovascular-thoracic (CVT) critical care requires a new level of critical care performance. CVT critical care is being recognized as an emerging specialty within the frameworks of CVT surgery, interventional cardiology, interventional radiology and general critical care. Although the cardiovascular-thoracic surgeon has traditionally provided perioperative care with the assistance of residents and fellows, the overall field of cardiovascular-thoracic care is broadening to include care of patients undergoing not only classical cardiac surgical operations but also endovascular and minimally invasive surgery, interventional cardiology procedures, and interventional radiological procedures. In addition the organization of CVT critical care is changing. The critical care of CVT patients is increasingly being provided by a multi-disciplinary team. The team includes: CVT surgeons, critical care physicians and anesthesiologists, critical care nurses and nurse practitioners, physician assistants, perfusionists, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, and nutritionists. It is essential that these multi-disciplinary professionals share a broad understanding of the care, so that they can function well as a team to enhance speed of recovery, quality, safety, and patient comfort.
This new critical care specialty is faced with major challenges:
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A rapid evolution in critical care concepts, pharmacology and technology.
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The unique physiologic states and complications experienced by CVT patients.
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The aging CVT patient population with more advanced primary disease and associated conditions.
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Major advances in surgical techniques, interventional procedures and the accompanying technology.
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Newly-adopted national regulations limiting house staff work hours that accentuate the shortage of critical care staff.
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The difficulty in providing comfortable care with patients subjected to multiple negative sensory inputs including monitoring sounds, alarms, technical language, and procedures.
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The increasing number of disciplines included on the CVT critical care team.
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The well-documented compromises in medical practice safety.
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The Dayton Heart Institute - FACTS-Care Cardiovascular-Thoracic (CVT) Critical Care Course addresses these challenges as follows:
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The conference is dedicated to presenting the latest information and innovative concepts and technology in CVT Critical Care.
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The program agenda has been designed with the assistance of multi-disciplinary specialists.
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Experts and world authorities will present the latest concepts, protocols and clinical experience in their specialties. Participants will be encouraged to add their perspectives to the dialogue via a Luncheon Symposium with an Audience-Panel Discussion.
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Basic approaches and specific protocols will be related to clinical data so that participants can structure their clinical practice on "evidence based medicine."
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Educational Objectives »
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The educational objectives of the 2nd Annual Cardiovascular-Thoracic (CVT) Critical Care Course 2010 are:
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Understand present day challenges in CVT critical care.
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Integrate the latest pharmacologic approaches to management of right heart failure and pulmonary hypertension. |
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Understand the principles and uses of the latest modes of mechanical ventilation.
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Understand the Emergency Room approach to acute MI and acute aortic dissection.
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Apply the latest concepts and pharmacology to achieve optimal sedation.
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Understand current techniques used in interventional cardiology.
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Apply the latest concepts in communications to achieve optimal coordination of care in the CVT Critical Care Unit. |
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Understand how to integrate into practice technology and techniques for ventricular assist and extra-corporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO). |
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Assess the latest concepts and developments in hemodynamic monitoring and management of hemodynamic issues in the CVT intensive care unit |
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CE Accreditation »
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CME Accreditation Statement (pending)
This CME activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Ohio State Medical Association (OSMA). Good Samaritan Hospital is accredited by the Ohio State Medical Association (OSMA) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Good Samaritan Hospital designates this educational activity for a maximum of 7 hours AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ . Physicians should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Nurses may claim credit for activities approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ in most states, for up to 50% of the nursing requirement for recertification.
Faculty Disclosure and Resolution of COI
As an accredited provider of continuing medical education, it is the policy of the Good Samaritan Hospital to ensure balance, independence, objectivity, and scientific rigor in all of its educational activities. In accordance with this policy, faculty and educational planners must disclose any significant relationships with commercial interests whose products or devices may be mentioned in faculty presentations, and any relationships with the commercial supporter of the activity. Additionally, in the event a conflict of interest (COI) does exist, it is the policy of Good Samaritan Hospital to ensure that the COI is resolved in order to ensure the integrity of the CME activity. Disclosures and resolution will be included in the on-site program materials.
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Group Rate Hotel Information »
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Dayton Marriott, Dayton Ohio
A special lodging rate is available by mentioning that you are with the Dayton Heart Institute’s Cardiovascular-Thoracic (CVT) Critical Care Course. The special rate is available by contacting Dayton Marriott.
Conference Dates: September14, 2010
Special Rate: call for details
Discount Code: "Dayton Heart Institute-FACTS-Care"
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Dayton Marriott
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1414 S Patterson Blvd, Dayton, OH 45409
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Agenda »
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Preliminary Agenda for September 14, 2010 - Please note: agenda and faculty subject to change
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Registration and Light Breakfast |
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Welcome & Introduction to the Course |
Nevin M. Katz, MD & Representatives of Dayton Heart Institute & Premier Health Partners |
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CVT Critical Care: Present Day Issues and Challenges |
Nevin M. Katz, MD |
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Right Heart Failure & Pulmonary Hypertension - Pharmacologic Therapy |
Erik Abel, PharmD |
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Latest Modes of Mechanical Ventilation
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Daniel L. Herr, MD |
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ER Approach to Acute MI and Aortic Dissection |
Mark E. Gebhart, MD |
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Refreshment Break - Exhibit Hall |
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Sedation & Delirium - Latest Approaches |
Daniel L. Herr, MD |
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Cardiology Interventional Procedures – Case Videos or Demonstration(s) |
C. David Joffe, MD |
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Audience - Panel Discussion |
Moderator: Nevin M. Katz, MD
Panelists: Daniel L. Herr, MD, C. David Joffe, MD, William R. Lynch, MD |
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Luncheon Symposium |
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Communications in the CVT ICU
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Mary J. Zellinger, CCRN |
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Audience Panel Discussion: Communications in the CVT ICU |
Moderator: Jeffrey Hoffman, MD
Panelists: Erik Abel, PharmD, Cath Lab Tech TBA, Critical Care Nurse TBA, OR Nurse TBA, Daniel L. Herr, MD, William R. Lynch, MD, Mary J. Zellinger, CCRN |
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Poster Presentations & Exhibits |
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ECMO to Manage Severe Cardiac or Pulmonary Failure |
William R. Lynch, MD |
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ICU Management of Patients with Latest Ventricular Assist Devices |
C. David Joffe, MD & William R. Lynch, MD |
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Audience - Panel Discussion: ICU Management of Patients with Latest VAD’S |
Moderator: Nevin M. Katz, MD
Panelists: Erik Abel, PharmD, Bernard J. Gersh, MB, ChB, DPhil, Daniel L. Herr, MD,
C. David Joffe, MD, William R. Lynch, MD, & Mary J. Zellinger, CCRN
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Refreshment Break - Exhibit Halls |
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HemoDYNAMICs: The Old and the New |
Jan M. Headley, RN |
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Symposium with Audience Response System : Hemodynamic Simulation of Case Scenarios
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Nevin M. Katz, MD & John Frazier, RN, RRT |
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Final Questions & Answers / Evaluations |
Nevin M. Katz, MD |
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Faculty »
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Preliminary list - agenda and faculty subject to change
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Nevin M. Katz, MD
President, FACTS-Care
Clinical Professor of Surgery
The George Washington University
Washington, DC
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Erik Abel, PharmD
Cardiothoracic Surgery Specialty Pharmacist
Clinical Assistant Professor
The Ohio State University Medical Center
Columbus, OH
John Frazier, RN, RRT
Global Manager, Clinical Marketing & Education
Edwards Lifesciences, Critical Care
Irvine, CA
Mark E. Gebhart, MD
Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine
Director, Center for Medical Readiness
Wright State University
Dayton, OH
Jan M. Headley, RN, BS
Director, Professional Education
Edwards Lifesciences
Irvine, CA
Daniel L. Herr, MD
Director Cardiac Surgery ICU
Assistant Professor of Medicine
University of Maryland
Baltimore, MD
Jeffrey Hoffman, MD
Medical Director, Quality
Dayton Heart & Vascular HospitalDayton, Ohio
C. David Joffe, MD
Medical Director
Dayton Heart & Vascular Hospital
Clinical Professor of Medicine
Wright State University
Dayton, OH
William R. Lynch, MD
Assistant Professor
Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery
University of Iowa
Iowa City, Iowa
Mary J. Zellinger, RN, MN, ANP-BC, CCRN-CSC
Clinical Nurse Specialist
Cardiovascular and Critical Care Services
Emory University Hospital
Atlanta, GA
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Pre-Course Preparation »
Advisory Board »
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Connie Barden, RN, MSN,CCRN,CCNS
Mercy Hospital
Robert H. Bartlett, MD
University of Michigan
Danielle Blais, Pharm D
Ohio State University Medical Center
John V. Conte, MD
Johns Hopkins University
Philip C. Corcoran, MD
NIH Heart Center at Suburban Hospital
Priscilla Daetwyler
Mended Hearts
Joseph A. Dearani, MD
Mayo Clinic
David C. Fitzgerald, CCP
INOVA Fairfax Hospital
Michael A. DeGeorgia, MD
Cleveland Clinic
Farid Gharagozloo MD
Wash Institute Thoracic & CV Surgery
Guillermo Gutierrez, MD, PhD
George Washington University Medical Center
Jonathan W. Haft, MD
University of Michigan
William E. Harris, BS CCP
Ochsner Clinic
Dean R. Hess, PhD, RRT
Massachusetts General Hospital
Barbara Jacobs, RN, CCRN
George Washington University Hospital
Eric Jacobsohn, MBChB, MHPE, FRCP
University of Manitoba
C. David Joffe MD
Dayton Heart & Vascular Hospital
Jerrold H. Levy, MD
Emory University
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Fred Lough, MD
George Washington University Hospital
William R. Lynch, MD, MS
University of Iowa
Elizabeth A. Martinez, MD
JohnsHopkins University
Frederick P. Mollenkopf, PA-C
Thoracic Cardiovascular Institute
Claudio Pensa, MD
FLENI - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Peter J. Pronovost, MD, PhD
Johns Hopkins University
James D. Rawn, MD
Harvard University
Charles A. Read, MD
Georgetown University
Dennis Rivard, CCP
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Claudio Ronco, MD
San Bortolo Hospital - Vicenza Italy
Gary Roth, DO
Thoracic Cardiovascular Institute
Michael G. Seneff, MD
George Washington University Medical Center
Tammy Slater, CRNP
Johns HopkinsUniversity
Manak Sood MD
Michigan Heart & Vascular Institute
Anthony C. Venbrux, MD
George Washington University Medical Center
Robert D. Warhurst, PharmD
Clarian Health
Mary J. Zellinger, CRNP
Emory University |
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Supporters »
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Council for Excellence
We wish to thank our supporters who have made the society and this conference possible:
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Exhibitor Information »
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The Heart Institute of Dayton and FACTS-Care (the Foundation for the Advancement of Cardiothoracic Surgical Care) would like to invite you to display at our inaugural Cardiovascular-Thoracic (CVT) Critical Care Course which will be taking place September 14, 2010, at the Dayton Marriott. The program is a one-day course.
The course will draw approximately 200 local and regional healthcare professionals. You will have the opportunity to meet with multi-disciplinary leaders in the field of Cardiovascular-Thoracic (CVT) Critical Care. You are welcome to exhibit on one or both of these days!
Audience:
The Course attracts the entire team of multi-disciplinary professionals that provide Cardiovascular-Thoracic (CVT) Critical Care.
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Surgeons, Cardiologists, Interventionalists
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Intensivists & Anesthesiologists
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Critical Care Nurses / Nurse Practitioners
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Respiratory Therapists |
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Cath Lab Technicians |
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Administrators |
Participants will be from Premier Health Partner Hospitals and other medical centers in the region.
Location:
The 2010 Cardiovascular-Thoracic (CVT) Critical Care Course will be held at the Dayton Marriott, 1414 S. Patterson Boulevard, Dayton, OH. The hotel main number is 937-223-1000.
Lodging:
A special lodging rate is available by mentioning that you are with the Dayton Heart Institute’s Cardiovascular-Thoracic (CVT) Critical Care Course. The special rate is available by contacting Dayton Marriott, 937-223-1000 and using the code: “Dayton Heart Institute-FACTS-Care”.
Booth Space:
Standard 10’ Table Program Listing $1500
If you need phone/electrical supply, please contact Maureen Gallagher-Ogles, Dayton Marriott at 937-223-1000.
Course Schedule September 14:
Exhibitor Setup: 6:30 am - 7:30 am
Exhibit Hours: 7:30 am - 5:30 pm
Exhibitor Dismantle (if only first day exhibit): 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm
We want your participation to be a successful and enjoyable experience. Please let us know if you have any questions or concerns.
Contact Josh Lader, Executive Director, Heart Institute of Dayton at:
Telephone: 937-279-8660
Email: jllader@shp-dayton.org
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