July 2nd, 2009 at 6:12 pm
Please join us for EM Conference this Wednesday at Mt. Sinai in Hatch Auditorium. As usual, lunch will be served.
9am - M&M - Dr. Jasmine Koita
10am - How the ED Physician Thinks - Dr. Reuben Strayer
11am - Research Lecture Series - Dr. Lynne Richardson
1130am - US Case of the Month - Dr. Dena Asaad
12pm - EM1s - HAZMAT and Disaster Training
12pm - EM3s/4s -Advanced Teaching Techniques
June 28th, 2009 at 11:53 pm
Please join us for the first conference of 2009-2010. Much of the day will be administrative with important conversations regarding residency responsibilities and expectations, but the first conference of a month would not be complete without M&M and Trauma Conference.
9am - Introductions, Responsibilities and more - Dr. Peter Shearer et al
11am - Trauma Conference - Dr. Scott Weingart
12pm - M&M - Dr. Edwin Wu
Second years don’t forget your introduction to the cardiac room starts at 1pm following M&M
Lunch will be served.
June 24th, 2009 at 6:46 am
Some free time has let me catch up on some site additions I’ve been meaning to get to –
- From my recent airway elective, I’ve posted some videos of intubations using various devices — navigate over to this folder (all residents should remember the journal club password by now) and peruse the videos of direct visualization, the hilarious Pentax AWS demo, and more. There’s also a folder marked LMA, full of videos and tips for placing, well, LMA’s. These videos should all be playable on quicktime and can be downloaded to your iPods, though a few are pretty huge.
- Not only are MP3s available of Dr. Joe Lex’s recent lectures under the ‘conference’ tab — he has made the slides for his talks on asphyxiation and radiographic contrast available as well. And if that’s not enough for you, he wanted you to have free access to many more MP3’s — just peruse the list in this folder to see talks he and his fellow speakers gave at a recent European conference.
- The long writeup of my journal club, on other approaches to common ED pain complaints, is now available. Your comments, as always, are welcome.
June 19th, 2009 at 6:22 am
Please join us for Emergency Medicine Confernce on Wednesday June 24th in Hatch Auditorium.
9am - Angioedema Controversies and Treatment: Dr. Paula Busse
10am - Critical Care Lecture Series: Dr. Amish Shah
11am - Navigating NYCLIX and Advanced IBEX: Dr. Jason Shapiro
12pm - Joint EM/IM Lecture on Hyponatremia: Dr. Seth Trueger
June 10th, 2009 at 5:05 pm
Please join us for EM conference on Wednesday June 17th at Elmhurst Hospital in the 8th floor conference room. Please note the early start time!
8am Dr. Lynda Schoenstein - Joint Cardiology Conference
9am Dr. Sigrid Hahn - Ethics and Entertainment
10am Dr. David Kessler - Pediatric EM Ultrasound
11am Dr. Daniel Lugassy - Salicylate Toxicity
12pm Dr. Maria O’Rourke - US Cases of the Year
Lunch will be served.
June 3rd, 2009 at 11:40 pm
Please join us this week for Emergency Medicine Conference in Hatch Auditorium. The day’s activities are planned as followed.
9:00am Grand Rounds: Health Informatics - Dr. Jacob Reider
10:00am Senior Lecture: Dr. Michael Tafoya
11:00am Simulation Session: Dr. Christopher Strother
12:00pm Pediatric Metabolic Emergencies: Dr. Jessica Cohen-Pfeffer
1:00pm Pediatric Core Lecture: Dr. Erika Vazquez
Lunch will be served.
May 29th, 2009 at 8:48 pm
Please join us this week for Emergency Medicine Departmental Conference, in the 8th floor conference room at Elmhurst Hospital. The day’s activities are planned as follows:
9am Journal Club - Dr. James Hinchey
10am Research Lecture Series — Dr. Corita Grudzen
10:30am Advanced ECG’s — Dr. Alex Kamenetsky
11:30am Trauma Conference — Dr. Xun Zhong
12pm M&M — Dr. Ashish Kumar
1pm Grand Rounds: ED Near Misses - Dr. Colin Greineder
Lunch will be served.
Residents: The following journal club articles are accessible by entering the usual login and password. Once again we are breaking up assigned papers by class — you should be familiar with all the papers, but be prepared to answer questions about your class’ paper:
EM-1: Irvin et al. Survey of Hospital Healthcare Personnel Response during a Potential Avian Influenza Pandemic: Will They Come to Work? Prehospital and Disaster Medicine 200 Aug 27; 23(4):328-335. PMID: 18935947. Abstract. Paper.
EM-2: Mackler et al. Will First Responders Show Up for Work During a Pandemic? Lessons from a Smallpox Vaccination Survey of Paramedics. DMR. 2007 Apr-Jun:45-48. PMID: 17517362. Abstract. Paper.
EM-3: Boivin et al. Predicting Influenza Infections during Epidemics with Use of a Clinical Case Definition. CID. 2000;71:1166-69. PMID: 11073747. Abstract. Paper.
EM-4: Ward et al. Oseltamivir and its potential for use in the event of an Influenza Pandemic. JAC. 2005 Feb; 55(Suppl) S5 i5-i21. PMID: 15709056. Abstract. Paper.
May 20th, 2009 at 8:52 pm
Please join us for Emergency Medicine Department Conference on Wednesday, May 27th at 9AM in Mount Sinai’s Hatch Auditorium.
Our featured speaker is Dr. Baruch Krauss of Boston Children’s Hospital, who will be speaking for two hours as well as discussing the finer points of capnography with our group.
We will also be featuring lectures from Orthopedist Dr. Alexis Colvin, a Joint Neurology stroke conference with Dr. Lisa Patrick, and Dr. Dan Fawaz’s presentation of M+M.
9am Visiting Lecture: The ED Knee Exam — Dr. Alexis Colvin
10am Grand Rounds: Pharmacologic and nonpharmacologic management of pediatric pain and anxiety — Dr. Baruch Krauss
12pm Joint EM/Neurology Conference
1pm M&M
Lunch will be served and some breakfast amenities will be provided.
May 15th, 2009 at 7:42 am
The graduating seniors will be presenting their research this Tuesday night, May 19, at 5:30 PM in the seminar room across from Goldwurm Auditorium (the East Building, 1425 Madison, first floor).
Please join us for food, drinks, and stimulating discussion. Dr. Richardson will kick off the event with some opening remarks. Then, each senior will talk about their projects for 10 minutes, followed by a period for audience questions.
We’ll break for dinner at around 7 PM and move through the second half of the class.
The order of speakers is below…
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