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Dynamic Documentation
Doug Wolfberg, Attorney |
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Join Doug Wolfberg of PWW as he makes his first
appearance at the Working Together conference. Doug will cover
essential documentation issues geared toward EMS providers of all
levels. This full-day class builds critical skills in writing
effective patient care reports that will withstand legal scrutiny,
support prompt and accurate billing decisions, and support your
organization in a billing audit. You’ll see charts to give you an
opportunity to apply the skills taught in this seminar. We will cover
EMS documentation in court cases, documenting patient consent and
refusals, effective charting formats, documenting special situations
such as "do not resuscitate," and understanding the medical necessity
and billing rules for emergency and non-emergency documentation. |
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Objective Based Strategy & Tactics Tim
Sendelbach and Ed Buchanan, Fire Chiefs |
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Strategy and tactics has been the heart and soul of
fire service training for more than 150 years. This high-impact
presentation has been designed to address some of the more common
issues facing the fire service today, including fireground command and
control, RIT operations, accountability, fireground benchmarking,
communications, and air management. Using a series of interactive
scenarios, this program will allow attendees to witness the
effectiveness of "Objective Based Assignments" and how such a program
can enhance the safety and effectiveness of the modern fireground.
This program includes a number of interactive computer-based
simulations for attendees representing all ranks. |
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You Make the Cut Pig Lab
Charles Cady, MD and M. Riccardo Colella,
DO |
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Understanding the respiratory and cardiac systems
is a cornerstone to providing effective pre-hospital care. These
systems represent the ABCs. We’ll divide this day-long pre-conference
into two parts, with one-half dedicated to each system. We’ll start
with a classroom session that will cover the basic anatomy and
physiology of each system, the basis for understanding disease
process, as well as the appropriate treatment strategy and its impact.
Case studies will be presented to illustrate a number of diseases and
how they relate to the normal anatomy and physiology, and how
pre-hospital treatments make sense. The meat of the program, so to
speak, will be a hands-on dissection of real pig lungs and hearts. In
this class, you’ll be the one performing the dissection! This is a
first for the Working Together conference, making it a class
you won’t want to miss. Limited to the first 150 participants to
register. |
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Volunteer EMS Management
Jon Politis, MPA,
NREMT-P |
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Many volunteer emergency services today struggle to
meet the demands of increased calls for service and at the same time
see declining numbers of volunteers. Gone are the days of waiting
lists. Today, many services find it difficult just to make the "rubber
hit the road." Adding paid staffing can be both a blessing and a curse
for an organization. A blessing if done properly, a curse that causes
rapid deterioration if implemented poorly. This one-day management
seminar is a primer on the key leadership and management issues for
volunteer and
non-profit services. It will focus on key themes of successful
services in EMS today. |
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Perfecting Patient Assessment
Connie
Mattera, MS, RN, TNS, EMT-P |
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Every EMS call has one thing in common: The need
for a quality patient assessment. The cornerstone of excellent
prehospital care is the emergency responder’s ability to perform and
appropriately, adequately, and skillfully execute a patient
assessment. Everything you find must be analyzed to help you form your
prehospital impression. You use your ability to obtain a thorough
history, to inspect, palpate, and auscultate the patient. You perform
initial diagnostic tests such as SPO2, ECG, and blood glucose
readings. Assessment findings lay the foundation for competent care,
but only if they have been accomplished accurately and interpreted
correctly. Come spend the day with Connie Mattera as she dissects the
elements of assessment and gives you practical pointers for everyday
practice. This session is guaranteed to make you a better EMT! |
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