Learning objectives:
At the end of the session, participants will be able to:
To understand basic concepts of care during Mass Casualty Incidents and how they impact care of the bleeding patient
To understand alternatives to standards of care for a bleeding patient in austere conditions
To provide a systematic framework for possible Interventions that can aid in optimal management of patients in Prehospital, Hospital, and Blood Bank settings
Mazen El-Baba, a third-year Emergency Medicine Resident at the University of Toronto, is involved in disaster medicine, health advocacy, and ECG education (heartsecgcourse.com). He actively seeks to merge his academic and non-academic passions to benefit his community. Mazen dedicates himself to various organizations, focusing on developing and supporting local and international programs for at-risk children and youth. Mazen’s wide range of interests reflects his dedication to both his medical pursuits and community service, showcasing his commitment to fostering positive change.
Kara Tastad is a third-year resident in the University of Toronto’s Emergency Medicine program. She completed her medical education at the University of Saskatchewan before trading the prairie skies for the city skylines of Toronto. She has a keen interest in trauma and addictions medicine.
Ali Tabatabaey is a PGY4 Emergency Medicine resident at the university of Toronto with a keen interest in transfusion medicine and management of bleeding. He is also a graduate of the Master of Health Informatics program at the Institute of Health Policy, Management and Evaluation at University of Toronto. Interests include management of bleeding and transfusion requirements in the ED, management of patients with bleeding disorders, and digital transformation of care in the emergency department.
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This Group Learning program has been certified by the College of Family Physicians of Canada for up to 12 Mainpro+ credits. Earn up to one (1) certified Mainpro+® credit per webinar.
This webinar series is an Accredited Group Learning Activity (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification program of The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada and approved by Canadian Association of Emergency Physicians. You may claim a maximum of 12 hours. Earn up to one (1) MOC Section 1 hour per webinar (credits are automatically calculated).
The pandemic has been hard on Emergency Physicians in Canada. Already working in overcrowded emergency departments we came together early in the pandemic at CAEP’s virtual town halls. We shared ideas and expertise from across the country to become stronger and care better for our patients. After the new normal of the pandemic set in, the need to share expertise and stay connected continued. National Grand Rounds replaced the virtual town halls and is now where Canada’s Emergency Physicians come to stay connected and up to date on the latest evidence. Difficult issues within emergency medicine are discussed and debated. Important clinical topics relevant to every emergency department across the country, from small-town to large urban centre, are covered in this virtual platform. CAEP’s National Grand Rounds will remain as a silver lining to the many challenges faced by the Emergency Medicine community in responding to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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