Friday, 9 June 2017

Amora Hotel Jamison Sydney 11 Jamison Street, Sydney

Emergency Care Institute ED Leadership Forum

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ED Leadership Forum Friday, 9 June 2017

8.30 am Registrations Open

9.00 am Welcome

9.05 am

Trauma in ED

Domestic Violence: clinical and legal aspects

Maria Nittis, Department Head, Forensic Medical Unit, Western Sydney & Nepean Blue Mountains LHDs

Update on trauma coagulopathy and management: use of TEG and ROTEM

Megha Jain, Anaesthetist, Prince of Wales Hospital

Controversies: use of cervical collars

Duncan Reed, Senior ED Staff Specialist / Trauma Director, Gosford Hospital

11.00 am Morning Tea

11.30 am

Chronic Pain in ED

Overview and introduction

Paul Wrigley, Senior Staff Specialist Pain Medicine, Royal North Shore Hospital

Quantifying the problem

Paul Wildin, Manager Frequent User Implementation, NSW Ambulance

The problem, the project and the outcomes

Paul Wrigley, Senior Staff Specialist Pain Medicine, Royal North Shore Hospital

Success story at John Hunter Hospital

Fiona Hodson, Pain CNC, John Hunter Hospital

ED perspective and wrap-up

John Mackenzie, ECI Medical Officer

Panel Discussion

1.00 pm Lunch

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2.00 pm

ECI Updates

ED Quality framework next steps for smaller EDs

Gabrielle Mane, Advanced Trainee, Emergency Care Institute and Concord Hospital

What we’ve learned about improving access to emergency care knowledge

Lucy Harten-Ash, Advanced Trainee, Emergency Care Institute and Royal North Shore Hospital

2.30pm

ACS Pathway & Troponins

Troponins

John Mackenzie, ECI Medical Officer

Point of Care Troponins

Brian Heffernan, Point-of-Care Program Coordinator, NSW Pathology

ACS Pathway

Jenny Yu, Cardiologist, Prince of Wales Hospital

Discussion

4.30 pm Close

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How to get to the Amora Hotel Jamison Street Address Amora Hotel Jamison Sydney

11 Jamison Street, SYDNEY

Getting there and away Rail Amora Hotel Jamison is a 5 minute walk from Wynyard Train Station. Plan your train journey here -

http://www.transportnsw.info/

Bus

Plan your bus journey here - http://www.transportnsw.info/

Driving and Car Parking We strongly recommend you take public transport to this event, but to find the quickest way to the

venue visit www.whereis.com.au and use the "Get Directions" tab.

As the new CBD light rail is under construction, there are some changes to roads surrounding the

hotel. Accessing the Amora Hotel Jamison Sydney is still possible, however drivers will be unable

to enter or exit Jamison Street from George Street.

Please visit http://mysydney.nsw.gov.au/guides/driving for more information.