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EMCORE Gold CoastJanuary 19-21 2022
PLUS Cardiac Bootcamp on January 18th 
The Outstanding EMCORE Conference Experience continues!
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If you can't make it to the Live conference on the Gold Coast on June 19-21 you can sign up for the
VIRTUAL PACKAGE
We are recording the conference and making the videos of the lectures available soon after the conference for 3 months. Watch them at your leisure.
VIRTUAL PACKAGE
We are recording the conference and making the videos of the lectures available soon after the conference for 3 months. Watch them at your leisure.
The conference will also have a live stream included as part of the face-to-face registration.
Can't be there in person? Watch the stream.
VENUE TO BE ANNOUNCED
EMCORE Sydney 2021
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Interactive Case DiscussionsOne of my favourite sessions in Sydney this year, was the Panel and Audience and Dial-in specialist discussion we did on a child with a suspected cervical injury and potentially a head injury. Below is a cut down version of that lecture. We will be doing more of these on the Gold Coast.
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PROGRAM
0800-0810 Introduction: ECG in 20 Seconds Approach
0810-0830 Cases in SHOCK
0840-0855 Pressors in Shock
0855-0920 Atrial Fibrillation: It’s everywhere
0920-0935 ‘Hmm… Your blood pressure’s a tad high”
0935-1000 The Athlete’s ECG
1000-1030 Break
1030-1055 Brugada Syndrome
1055-1105 What else does your heart do at night?
1105-1125 Heart Failure: What’s New?
1125-1135 Antiarrhythmic that will kill your patient?
1135-1155 The Paediatric ECG
1155-1205 Pacemakers
1205-1230 Paediatric Heart Conditions you must know
1230-1300 Break
1300-1325 Sneaky Ischaemia
1325-1405 “A bit too Fast/A bit too slow”
1405-1425 Diagnosing VT
1425-1445 ECG’s of Syncope
0810-0830 Cases in SHOCK
0840-0855 Pressors in Shock
0855-0920 Atrial Fibrillation: It’s everywhere
0920-0935 ‘Hmm… Your blood pressure’s a tad high”
0935-1000 The Athlete’s ECG
1000-1030 Break
1030-1055 Brugada Syndrome
1055-1105 What else does your heart do at night?
1105-1125 Heart Failure: What’s New?
1125-1135 Antiarrhythmic that will kill your patient?
1135-1155 The Paediatric ECG
1155-1205 Pacemakers
1205-1230 Paediatric Heart Conditions you must know
1230-1300 Break
1300-1325 Sneaky Ischaemia
1325-1405 “A bit too Fast/A bit too slow”
1405-1425 Diagnosing VT
1425-1445 ECG’s of Syncope
0800-1000
Introduction
Running the Resus
Post Cardiac Arrest Care
Double Sequential Defibrillation…maybe
My obsession with the right ventricle
Trauma Care Quicky
Break
1030-1200
A Resuscitation case: Panel and audience discussion
A Chest Pain patient: Do we have to rule out everything?
Favourite Cardiac Articles of the year
A quicky Topic
Break
1230-1400
Avoiding Pitfalls and not missing the diagnosis
Introduction
Running the Resus
Post Cardiac Arrest Care
Double Sequential Defibrillation…maybe
My obsession with the right ventricle
Trauma Care Quicky
Break
1030-1200
A Resuscitation case: Panel and audience discussion
A Chest Pain patient: Do we have to rule out everything?
Favourite Cardiac Articles of the year
A quicky Topic
Break
1230-1400
Avoiding Pitfalls and not missing the diagnosis
- High Risk Headache; When to pull the investigation trigger
- Meningitis?: When do we do the LP?
- The Tort of Negligence
- Workplace Violence
0800-1000
Paediatric Arrhythmias
All that wheezes
Behavioural disturbances in children
Sedating violent children
Case: A child with hand weakness
Break
1030-1200
I hate seeing kids. How do I make it easier? Panel and audience participation
Neuro Corner:
1230-1400
Avoiding Pitfalls and not missing the diagnosis
Paediatric Arrhythmias
All that wheezes
Behavioural disturbances in children
Sedating violent children
Case: A child with hand weakness
Break
1030-1200
I hate seeing kids. How do I make it easier? Panel and audience participation
Neuro Corner:
- Rapid Interpretation of the Neuro exam
- CT reading in 5 Minutes
- Stratifying potential SAH
- Bell’s Palsy
- The cerebral venous Sinus
1230-1400
Avoiding Pitfalls and not missing the diagnosis
- STEMI equivalents: Wellen’s, and more
- Safe Sedation
- Missing PE in high-risk patients
- Atypical Presentations of stroke
- Writing Complaint-Proof notes
0800-1000
The RED Eye
ENT tips and tricks
A Quicky Topic
COVID Corner
Break
1030-1200
Resilience and Wellbeing in the New World Order
Break
1230-1400
A Rapid Literature Review:
The RED Eye
ENT tips and tricks
A Quicky Topic
COVID Corner
Break
1030-1200
Resilience and Wellbeing in the New World Order
Break
1230-1400
A Rapid Literature Review:
- The Best Cardiac Papers of the Year
- The Best Resus Papers of the Year
- The Best Paeds Papers of the Year
- Papers that won’t change my practice
Keynotes from leaders in Emergency Medicine.
Actionable lessons, practical skills, future predictions, candid lessons of success and failure, and hilarious anecdotes from a hand-picked lineup including researches, educators, administrators, and all Emergency Experts.
Question the experts, share your knowledge and see how others do it!
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At the AMAZING Marriot Resort and SPA, Surfers Paradise.
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"The speakers themselves were amazing! You certainly put together a group of professionals who are not only obviously very experienced in their respective specialities but also passionate about sharing their knowledge and experiences with the wider emergency ‘family’ - each speaker so different to the other yet complimenting each other at the same time. I have shared so much of what I took away from the conference with my colleagues....."
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