From the Battlefield - First There First Care Conference

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The Fire Chiefs’ Association of Broward County
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Broward Regional EMS Council
Proudly Present the 19th Annual
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FIRE CHIEF'S ASSOCIATION OF
BROWARD COUNTY
May 21nd, 2015
On behalf of the Fire Chiefs’ Association of Broward County; welcome to the Nineteenth
Annual "First There, First Care" EMS Conference and Chief Michael Haygood Advanced
Life Support EMS Competition. I commend every one of you for attending and taking the
opportunity to advance your training and education. Each year, our emergency medical
services face new and more challenging situations which remind us that your skills must
remain sharp, focused and innovative.
As we are all aware the first and for many, the only contact your department may ever
have with a citizen or family member is you. It is imperative you continue to deliver the
highest level of competent and compassionate customer service. Your presence here today is
indicative of your commitment to that goal.
I want to thank the EMS conference committee for their many hours of work organizing this
conference. The committee has done another outstanding job putting together an innovative
program for all to enjoy.
Please accept my thanks on behalf of all the Fire Chiefs in Broward County. Remember
the lives you impact everyday make all of us safer!
Sincerely,
Donald DiPetrillo, Fire Chief
President, Fire Chiefs’ Association of Broward County
Seminole Tribe of Florida Fire Rescue
3105 North State Road 7
Hollywood, FL 33024
954-986-2080 (office)
863- 983-3784 (fax)
[email protected]
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May 21, 2015
Dear EMS Participants,
On behalf of the Broward Regional Emergency Medical (EMS) Council and community, I
would like to extend an earnest welcome to all of you who are attending this Nineteenth
Annual "First There - First Care" Emergency Medical Services Conference in Broward
County. Every day in Broward County, you are often "First There" to provide "First Care"
to citizens and visitors who are sick or injured. For that, you deserve the sincere praises
of the Broward County Community. My compliments go to each of you for increasing your
knowledge and training at conferences such as this.
The program for this year’s conference is again extraordinary: providing a valuable
learning experience in our own backyard. Four leading professionals in their respective
fields will address how the care provided to our patients has progressed over time. The
Achievement Awards presented during the conference are a wonderful way to recognize
those who have provided exemplary service in delivering pre-hospital emergency medical
care, and making Broward County “EMS Strong.”
The conference planning committee, comprised of persons from each component of
emergency medical care in Broward County, has accomplished an onerous task in
developing the program for this conference.
Best wishes to you and I look forward to seeing all of you again at the Twentieth
Anniversary of the “First There, First Care Conference,” May 25 and 26, 2016!
Best regards,
Ralph A. Marrinson, Chair
Broward Regional EMS Council
Broward County Board of County Commissioners
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Speakers for May 21st Sessions
Edward M. Racht, MD
Dr. Racht is the Chief Medical Officer of American Medical Response, the largest EMS provider in the nation. He
has been involved in Emergency Medical Services and
healthcare systems for over 25 years. Most recently, he
served as the Chief Medical Officer and Vice President of
Medical Affairs for Piedmont Newnan Hospital in Metro
Atlanta. Prior to this, Racht was the first full-time Medical
Director for the Austin/Travis County Emergency Medical
Services System, where he spent 13 years. The System
was nationally recognized in the Institute of Medicine’s
Report on the state of emergency care for its collaborative approach to challenging
healthcare integration issues. Racht helped develop a community-based approach to
dramatically decreasing time intervals to STEMI and Stroke treatment, integrate a
separate pediatric trauma facility into the community (the first such effort to delineate
care in Texas), eliminate Emergency Department diversion in collaboration with the
leadership of all hospitals in the region.
E. Reed Smith, MD, FACEP
Dr. Smith is a co-founder and the co-chairman of the
Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care, Operational Medical Director of the Arlington County, Virginia
Fire Department, Attending Physician at Virginia Hospital Center, and Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the George Washington University. Reed has also served as the Medical Director & Co-Team Leader of
the National Medical Response Team- National Capital
Region, Program & Medical Director of the GW University Emergency Health Services Program, and has served
as Medical Director for several large scale events including the 2011 U.S. Open. Dr.
Smith is recognized nationally for his work in developing the Rescue Task Force concept, and frequently presents at domestic & international conferences, publishes, and
delivers training to many groups including special operations forces. Reed is a former
EMS provider, FEMA USAR (VATF-1) member, and U.S. Navy NEC8404 Combat
Corpsman.
Speakers for May 21st Sessions
Paul Banerjee, DO
Dr. Banerjee received his degree in Osteopathic Medicine
in 2000; he has been board certified in Emergency Medicine since 2004, and is the present Medical Director for
Polk County Fire Rescue. Dr. Banerjee was voted as the
2012 State of Florida EMS Medical Director of the Year.
He has received awards in Public Safety as well as the
AHA Stroke Award and the Emergency Medicine Award
for Stroke Care. Dr. Banerjee has sat on numerous
Stroke Care Advisory and Leadership Boards and has
also been a guest speaker at EMS World and had the privilege of being the head
physician for Super Bowls 35 and 43.
Dr. Banerjee has had the honor of having several abstracts presented at the
International Stroke Conference 2012-2014.
Danny Griffin
Danny Griffin has been a Paramedic for more than 35
years. He has worked his entire career in Florida. He retired as a Captain from Alachua County Fire Rescue and
started his own business in 2008 providing EMS continuing education throughout Florida. He is currently the
EMS Education Representative and Vice chair on the
State of Florida EMS Advisory Council. Danny has served
as the President of the Florida Association of EMS Educators was named Florida's EMS Educator of the Year in
2008 and 2011 by the State of Florida Department of Health. Danny is a dynamic
speaker with a great sense of humor. He has taught in large conferences, Community Colleges, Teaching Hospitals and rural EMS departments.
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A Very Special Thanks to All
2015 First There First Care Conference
Committee Members
Chair:
David Donzella
Medical Directors:
Dr. Antonio Gandia
Dr. Richard Paley
Allison Antevy
Christina Lusk
Bruce Caruso
Jason Massa
Johana Cinque
Tammy Nugent
Theresa Curbelo
John Penick
Donald DiPetrillo
Vanessa Quiles
Donda Evans
Cheryl Rashkin
Joel Gordon
Cay Rule
Jaime Greene
Kristin Schmalz
Michael Hohl
Richard Sluman
Maryellen House
Anthony Stravino
Kelly Keys-Torres
Rodney Turpel
Sara Kirkwood
Charles Wohlitka
The Fire Chiefs’ Association of Broward County
and the
Broward Regional EMS Council
Proudly present the
2015 First There First Care EMS Awardees
Nurse Excellence Award – Maria Cabral
Private EMS Provider Service Award – James Cecil
Dave Foster Paramedic of the Year – Evan Weiner
EMT of the Year – Scott Nebrasky
Elizabeth Jordan Educator of the Year – Garrett Pingol
Ed Murray Public Educator of the Year – Robert Bertone
Mike Murphy Innovator of the Year – Daniel McNeil
Chief Mike Haygood 2015 Broward Invitational ALS Competition
3rd Place Winner is ……..
2nd Place Winner is ……..
1st Place Winner is ………
Paramedic Lifetime Achievement Awardees
David DiPetrillo and Cindy Kelley
The Ralph A. Marrinson 2015 EMS Lifetime Achievement Award
Joe Nelson, DO
Thank You!
The Greater Broward EMS Medical
Directors’ Association would like to
recognize the
Broward EMS Agencies
for their hard work, countless hours of
high quality patient care and continued
dedication to the Citizens of Broward
County
Peter Antevy MD
John Cunha DO
Richard Dellerson MD
Mike Farrell MD
Antonio Gandia MD
Randy Katz DO
Wayne Lee MD
Joe Nelson DO
Richard Paley MD
Jerry Parkolap MD
Mazyar Rouhani MD
Juan Villegas MD
Davie, Coral Springs, SW Ranches,
& American Ambulance
Oakland Park
Pembroke Pines
Pompano Beach
North Lauderdale & Margate
Hollywood and Medics Ambulance
Seminole Tribe
State EMS Medical Director & AMR
Lighthouse Point and Lauderhill
Plantation
Miramar
Hallandale Beach
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May 25, 26, 2016
SAVE THE DATE!
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Broward Health’s Emergency Preparedness Department
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We wish everyone the best of luck
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EMS Conference Program
Thursday
May 21, 2015
0730 - 900
0815 - 0830
Conference Registration Opens
Opening Ceremony and Remarks
0830 - 0900
Who moved the EMS cheese?
0900 - 1000
Active Shooter - Part 1
1000 - 1030
Dr. Edward “Ed” Racht
Dr. Reed Smith
Morning Break
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Located both - Inside and Out
1030- 1130
Active Shooter - Part 2
Dr. Reed Smith
1130 - 1215
Friday Night Lights Out!
Daniel Griffin, CCEMT-P
1215 - 1330
Lunch and 2015 EMS & ALS Competition Awards
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1330 - 1345
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Optimizing Outcomes in
Cardiac Arrest
1500 - 1530
Dr. Paul Banerjee
Afternoon Break
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Located both - Inside and Out
1530 - 1630
Kids aren’t supposed to die ….
The science of pediatric arrest
Dr. Edward “Ed” Racht
1630 - 1700
Closing Remarks
Conference Committee
Brief Overview of May 21st Sessions
Who Moved the EMS Cheese?
Dr. Ed Racht (0830-0900)
We will start the discussion by describing the principles of change, and the changing
clinical environment of EMS. In particular, this talk will delve into the details of the
changing operational environment of EMS. We will also discuss future directions of
change (traditional & non-traditional) the EMS system faces.
Active Shooter—Parts 1 & 2
Dr. Reed Smith (0900-1000 & 1030-1130)
All Hazards Means All Hazards: The need for coordinated response to
Complex Coordinated Attacks
Terrorists, both national and international-based, are utilizing low tech, readily available weapons and explosive materials to maximize the death and destruction and to
complicate the respective Law Enforcement and medical response. Referred to as
complex coordinated attacks (CCA), these events involve any combination of active
killing, use of IEDs and explosives, use of fire as a weapon, mobile coordinated
teams, and attacks on first responders. Given this new operational threat, high threat
integrated Law Enforcement/Fire/EMS operational and medical response is required
to initiate threat mitigation activities and to provide for medical care and life rescue by
first responder agencies. In order to maximize survivability for the wounded as well as
safety and effectiveness of the operational response, a comprehensive program
needs to be developed. This program needs to focus on developing unique LE/Fire/
EMS coordinated response capabilities to address the unique operational aspects of
complex coordinated terror incidents utilizing weapons, fire, explosives and any combination therein. This lecture will focus on the history and need for coordinated response operations, provide information to develop a more thorough understanding of
coordinated police and fire department capabilities and operations, and will provide
best practices for the development and operations of a High Threat Response team.
Brief Overview of May 21st Sessions
Friday Night—Lights Out!
Daniel Griffin (1130-1215)
Sports related pediatric concussions have been recognized as a national health issue
in the United States over the last few years. Unfortunately, there is very little educational information available to for EMS providers about concussion management. In addition, many Fire and EMS Departments provide medical personnel to stand-by at local
public school sports events and EMS providers are often the first medical contact for
the concussed patient. The goal is to help providers of emergency care recognize, assess and treat the young victims of sports related concussion in our communities
throughout Florida.
Optimizing Outcomes in Cardiac Arrest.
Dr. Paul Banerjee (1345-1500)
Cardiac arrest is the abrupt loss of heart function in a person who may or may not have
diagnosed heart disease. Each year, more than 420,000 emergency medical servicesassessed out-of-hospital cardiac arrests occur in the United States. With fast, appropriate medical care, survival is possible. Administering cardiopulmonary resuscitation
(CPR) — or even just compressions to the chest — can improve the chances of survival until emergency personnel arrival.
Kids Aren’t Supposed to Die… The Science of
Pediatric Arrest.
Dr. Ed Racht (1530-1630)
What is cardiac arrest? We will discuss the pathophysiologic differences between
adult, pediatric & traumatic arrest; and describe the non-clinical elements of managing
pediatric arrest. During the lecture, we will explore recent improvements in pediatric
arrest and a practical approaches to management .
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