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Message 38 ANNUAL T H 0 6 . 1 1 . 2 5 W E D N E S D A Y T H U R S D A Y 0 6 . 1 2 . 2 5 C h i l d r e n ’ s M e r c y P a r k S h i e l d C l u b 1 s p o r t i n g w a y k a n s a s c i t y , k s 6 6 1 1 1 TRAUMA LEARNING

Leslie Anine, Kari Beck, Jennifer Behmer, Be Cutler, Jonaan Eivens, Jeica Giacone, Angie Giegerich, Jeica Gillespie, Cryal Hell, Pam Jackson, Danielle Jones, Caie Lamb, Teresa Lienhop, Tyler O’Leary, Tilly Richard-Gard, Rachel Teaney, Loir Unruh, Kelli Watkins, Laura Wiru planning committeeplanning committee Chair: Andrea Hawk Co-Chair: Dave Searom Midwest TraumaMidwest Trauma Society OFFICERSSociety OFFICERS Preside: Jonaan Eivens Pa Preside: Dave Searom Secretary: Tilly Richard-Gard Treasurer: Andrea Hawk Regiration Register by scanning the QR code or visiting the website @ https://www.midwesttraumasociety.org/ conference Audience T h i s p r o g r a m i sd e s i g n e d f o r h e a l t hc a r e p r o v i d e r s i n v o l v e di n t h e c a r e &m a n a g e m e n t o ft r a u m a t i c a l l y i n j u r e dp a t i e n t s . P r e - r e g i s t r a t i o n i sh i g h l y r e c o m m e n d e d t oe n s u r e a d e q u a t ea c c o m m o d a t i o n s . MTS

Program This exciting multidisciplinary program offers a thorough education and valuable insights into the management of critically injured patients. Through engaging lectures, informative videos, and interactive discussions, this course aims to enrich providers' knowledge and skills so they can deliver the best possible care needed to improve patient outcomes. Learning Outcomes The learner will report increased knowledge regarding the types ofcases that fall under the jurisdiction of the law and how medical careimpacts forensic evidence. The learner will report an increased knowledge regarding specialpopulation trauma-related care and management as it pertains tothe primary and secondary survey components. The learner will report a deeper understanding of equity, diversity,and inclusion in trauma care, knowledge that will help them providemore effective and empathetic care to all patients. The learner will report increased confidence in managing thehemorrhaging trauma patient. The learner will acquire a comprehensive understanding of disasterplanning, response, and critical management decisions surroundingmulti-casualty incidents, instilling a sense of preparedness andsecurity during these circumstances. The learner will report increased knowledge related to variousspecific treatment and management pearls and pitfalls of commonmechanisms of traumatic injuries. The learner will report increased knowledge of pre-hospital andinter-facility care and management of the critically injured traumapatient. Coinuing Education Coa Hours HCA MidAmerica Clinical Education is approved as a provider ofcontinuing education in nursing by the Kansas State Board of Nursing.This course offering is approved for 8 contact hours per day for RN,LPN, or LMHT re-licensure. Kansas State Provider No. LT0312-1221 Continuing Education for EMS Providers provided by LifeFlight Eagle.Course offerings are approved for 8 hours of CEU’s for Paramedics andEMT’s for each conference day. LifeFlight Eagle is a State of MissouriAccredited Training Entity. Training entity accreditation #09508C. The course planners and presenters certify that they have no affiliations with, or involvement in, any organization or entity with any financial interest in the subject matter or materials discussed in this presentation.

0 6 . 1 1 . 2 5 W E D N E S D A Y a n d r e a h a w k , c h a i r AGENDABREAKFAST & WELCOMEs T E V E H O E G E R , c H E P KC2026 HEALTH & MEDICAL CONSIDERATION& IMPACTSC r a i g g r i m e s , j dKEEPING LAWYERS AWAY: A PRACTICALGUIDE TO TRYING TO AVOID LAWYERSb i l l j u s t i c e , n r pRESCUE TASK FORCE: STOP THE KILLING, STOP THE DYINGs h e i la h a g e n , r n & a s h l e e h o l l i s , n r pBEYOND THE ALGORITHM & EMBRACINGCRITICAL THINKING: PEDS TRAUMA CASEI n j u r y P r e v e n t i o n p a n e l TRAUMA & INJURY PREVENTION: WHAT’S IT TO YOU? LUNCH & VENDOR BINGO!!! BREAK/SNACK & VENDOR BINGO!!

0 6 . 1 1 . 2 5 W E D N E S D A Y AGENDAe n g a g e m e n t c o m m i t t e eOH, MAN...WHAT WOULD YOU DO? TABLE TOP TRIAGE EXERCISEt e r r y f o s t e r , m s nDID YOU JUST SAY THAT? THE USE OF MEDICAL HUMORk e a r y h u s a i n , m dTRAUMA & CRITICAL CARE CASES OVER THEYEARS: PITFALLS & PEARLSj . p a u l s c h r o e p p e l , m d ORTHOPEDIC SPORTS MEDICINE INPROFESSIONAL FOOTBALLd a v i d s t r o t h e r , l c s wTRAUMA & THE BRAIN: A PHYSIOLOGICALPERSPECTIVEBREAK/SNACK & VENDOR BINGO!!THAT’S A WRAP ON DAY 1...YOU GET A PRIZE &YOU GET A PRIZE!!!

0 6 . 1 2 . 2 5 jonathan eivins, presidentb i l l j u s t i c e , n r pOKC BOMBING: THEN & NOWT H U R S D A Y AGENDABREAKFAST & WELCOMEm i c h a e l m a l o n e y , m f sYOUR PATIENT, MY VICTIM:TRAUMA RESPONSE VS FORESNSIC RESPONSEs u m i y a s a r w a r , m dWHAT’S BLOOD GOT TO DO WITH IT:THE CASE FOR WHOLE BLOODd u s t i n s m o o t , m dTRAUMA:A VIEW FROM THE OTHER SIDEe m s E x p e r t s p a n e l HOT PRE-HOSPITAL TOPICS:Q&A WITH THE EMS CREWLUNCH & VENDOR BINGO!!! BREAK/SNACK & VENDOR BINGO!!

0 6 . 1 2 . 2 5 T H U R S D A Y j a y n e l l ( k k ) a s s m a n n , a p r n - cCARING FOR THOSE EXPERIENCINGHOMELESSNESSTHAT’S A WRAP ON DAY 2...YOU GET A PRIZE &YOU GET A PRIZE!!! AGENDAm i c h a e l m a l o n e y , m f sSUMMER IS HERE, SO DROWNINGS ARE NEARn i c o l e y e d l i n s k y , m d ON THE SIDELINES: A MEDICAL PARENT’SGUIDE TO ADOLESCENT SPORTS INJURIESe n g a g e m e n t c o m m i t t e eMEDICAL FAMILY FUED:IN IT TO WIN IT!!!BREAK/SNACK & VENDOR BINGO!!andrew benedict, md & kristen wootton, doTWO LIVES AT RISK: TRAUMA IN THE PREGNANT PATIENTd a n d w o r k i s , m dMISSION CRITICAL MEDICINE: OPERATING IN & ON MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS

Faculty deputy commander, missouri disaster response system mid-america regional council emergency rescueSTEVE HOEGER, CHEPchief litigation counseluniversity health truman medical centerCRAIG GRIMES, JDOklahoma dept of public safety active threat divisiondirector - ou center for pre-hospital & disaster medicineBILL JUSTICE, NRP, TEMS-Icritical care clinical nurse specialist, emergency deptst. elizabeth healthcareTERRY FOSTER, MSN, RN, CCRN, TCRN, CPEN, CEN, FAENflight nurse & outreach coordinatorlifeflight eagle SHEILA HAGEN, RN, CFRNtrauma expert, lead clinician & owner valiant therapeutic servicesDAVID STROTHER, LCSWoutreach education coordinatorlifeflight eagleASHLEE HOLLIS, BS, NRP, FP-Chead orthopedic surgeon, kansas city chiefschair & clinical service chief dept ortho & sports med, kumcJ. PAUL SCHROEPPEL, MD, FAOA, FAAOStrauma, emergency surgery, & critical care surgeon columbia, MO KAREEM D. HUSAIN, MD, FACSDay 1 injury prevention committee chair, midwest trauma societyTrauma Outreach & injury prevention coordinator, st. luke’s health systemJESSICA GIACONE, MSN, RN, CCRN program manager, children’s mercy hospital center for childhood safety & IPLAURA KEMERLING, MSN, RN, C-NPT, CPSTinjury prevention coordinator, research medical centerTYLER O’LEARY, BSN, RNinjury prevention & outreach coordinator, university health truman medical centerKELLI WATKINS, BSN, RN, CCRNinjury prevention & Outreach coordinator, north kansas city hospitalLORI UNRUH, BSN, RNems liaison & injury prevention coordinator, hca midwest healthLAURA WIRUTH, BHA, NRPtrauma injury prevention education specialist, university of kansas health systemOLIVIA DESMARAIS, MSN, RN, CCRN-K, TCRN, CPHQENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE: KELLI WATKINS, JENNIFER BEHMER, JESSICA GILLESPIE, LAURA WIRUTH, ANDREA HAWK

Faculty Oklahoma dept of public safety active threat divisiondirector - ou center for pre-hospital & disaster medicineBILL JUSTICE, NRP, TEMS-Iforensic Author, trainer, consultantForensics solutions / maloney forensicsMICHAEL MALONEY, MFS, SPECIAL AGENT (RET)trauma, critical care, general surgeryadventhealth SUMAIYA SARWAR, MDassociate professor, department of fm & community healthprogram director, sports medicine & fellowship, kumcNICOLE YEDLINSKY, MD, CAQSM, FAAFP, FACSM, RMSKtrauma & emergency surgeonsurgical institute of south DakotaDUSTIN SMOOT, MD, FACSmedical director of ob-gyn & infantsst. luke’s hospital of Kansas cityKRISTEN WOOTTON, DOtrauma medical directorst. luke’s hospital of Kansas cityLEO ANDREW BENEDICT, MD, FACSchief executive officer & foundercare beyond the boulevardJAYNELL (KK) ASSMANN, APRN-Cemergency physician & chief medical officermission critical team instituteDAN DWORKIS, MD, PHD, FACEPDay 2 assistant professor of emergency medicine & ems system medicaldirector, university of Kansas medical systemBRYAN BEAVER, MDemergency medicine/EMS & Disaster Medicine physician, KUMCCAMERON HANSON, DOassoc medical director, KCFD & assistant professor of em, UHTRAVIS HELBERG, MDfirefighter/paramedic/er paramedic, kcfd & cass regionalJAMES D. MORAN, NREMT-PEM/ems physician & assoc professor of emergency medicine, ku & UHRYAN JACOBSEN, MDENGAGEMENT COMMITTEE: KELLI WATKINS, JENNIFER BEHMER, JESSICA GILLESPIE, LAURA WIRUTH, ANDREA HAWKMedical director (State MO EMS, KCFD, KCFD EMT Program, UMKC EMS EducationSystem, kc zoo, central jackson co fire district) / em physician, UHERICA CARNEY, MD, FAEMS

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