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REGISTRATION BROCHURE

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The SMACC experience begins long before the conference starts, with a registered delegate function on the website that allows you to become part of “smacc-networks”. The networks cater to academic, social, artistic, sporting and lifestyle interests and are aimed at bringing delegates together. Utilising dating site technology you can find new friends from the world-wide critical care community who share your interests. You may want to talk shop or to get a group together to perhaps visit a museum, go for a run together or go to a Chicago Cubs game.

Once you check into The SMACC Hotel, Sheraton Towers, you will immediately be drawn into the SMACC festival experience. The pre-conference workshops will be held at the Sheraton and it will be an off-campus SMACC hub with daily bus transfers to McCormick Place.

Finally registration for the conference is fully inclusive of all coffee breaks, lunch and both the Welcome Reception and the Gala Dinner. This will create ample time to network with colleagues and soak up the atmosphere.

The SMACC Gold Conference in 2014 not only brought together a diverse group of critical care practitioners (Emergency Physicians / Intensivists / Anaesthetists / Rural and Pre-Hospital Specialists / Critical Care Nurses and Paramedics) it united the biggest names from FOAM websites from around the world.

In June 2015 ‘SMACC Chicago’ will be even better.

You spoke and we listened• Intensive care and Anaesthetic content for Critical Care• A fifth concurrent session to make your choices even harder• More critical care Paediatrics• A huge range of pre-conference workshops • More big name speakers from around the world • An expanded SMACC Bar and lounge• Child care facilities on site • Sonowars reborn• A huge exhibition hall where lunch and tea breaks are provided FREE to

delegates in order to enhance the networking opportunities

SMACC Chicago is a not for profit venture and all the content will be recorded and released in serial fashion as part of FOAM in the same way as the SMACC Gold content is currently being released. If you haven’t got into the spirit of SMACC already check out the content on the SMACC Media tab of the website, on the iTunes channel or via all the listed affiliated websites.

We invite you to register for SMACC Chicago and get involved now.

Submit an online abstract, make a video for the #EVO competition, register for Sonowars and get in early to secure one of the limited spots on the pre-conference workshops. Follow us on Twitter @smaccteam (#smaccUS). Help us shape #smaccUS by joining the conversation.

We can’t wait to see you all in Chicago in June 2015.

Sincerely

Roger Harris, Chris Nickson & Oli FlowerOn behalf of the Organising Committee

SMACC Chicago will be more than just the best Critical Care Conference in 2015, it will be a true Festival. A celebration of medical science, patient focused care, innovative ideas and our critical care community.

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SMACC Chicago 2015 Secretariat

C/ – The Association SpecialistsPO Box 576, Crows Nest NSW 1585 AustraliaT: +61 2 9431 8600F: +61 2 9431 8677E: [email protected]

Acknowledgements The Organising Committee is grateful to the following companies for their support of the conference:

Platinum Sponsors:

Workshop Sponsor:

Organising CommitteeRoger Harris, RNSH (Chair)Oli Flower, RNSH (Co-Chair)Chris Nickson, The Alfred (Co-Chair)John Bailitz, Cook County HospitalAnna Bargren, Maimonides Medical CenterChristine Bowles, St George HospitalVictoria Brazil, Royal Brisbane and Women’s HospitalLeon Gussow, University of Illinois Medical CenterMinh Le Cong, Royal Flying Doctor Service Grace Leo, Intensive Care Network Natalie May, NHSAshley Voss-Liebig, PHI Air Medical

CME Accreditation This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and Policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorship of the American College of Emergency Physicians and Illinois College of Emergency Physicians and Center for Critical Care Collaboration in the Care of The Association Specialists. The American College of Emergency Physicians is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

The American College of Emergency Physicians designates this live activity for a maximum of 27.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.


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Keynote SpeakersOne of the very successful educational innovations at SMACC has been combining traditional big-name speakers together with popular opinion leaders from the website and Social Media communities on thought-provoking topics. The speakers are carefully chosen because they are inspirational educators, which accounts for why the delegates are so positive and enthusiastic.

In Chicago many of the leading “Big Names” of Critical Care will mix it up with the website gurus and many more:

Paul Marik (USA)

Scott Weingart (USA)

Kathryn Maitland (UK)

Simon Finfer (Aus)

Mervyn Singer (UK)

Deborah Stein (USA)

John Myburgh (Aus)

Simon Carley (UK)

Victoria Brazil (Aus)

Peter Brindley (Can)

Amal Mattu (USA)

Flavia Machado (Braz)

Anders Perner (Den)

Imogen Mitchell (Aus)

The Affiliated SMACC WebsitesUSA• emcrit.org• ultrarounds.com• ultrasoundpodcast.com• iteachem.net• emin5.com• thepoisonreview.com• pemed.org• emnerd.com• ALiEM.com • ercast.org• hqmeded-ecg.blogspot.com.au• tamingthesru.com• hqmeded.com• edecmo.org

Canada• boringem.org• thesgem.com

Australasia• lifeinthefastlane.com• intensivecarenetwork.com• prehospitalmed.com• thesonocave.com• ragepodcast.com• broomedocs.com• kIDocs.com• radiopaedia.org• resus.me• dontforgetthebubbles.com• intensiveblog.com

Europe• stemlynsblog.org• criticalcarereviews.com• trauma.org• wessexics.com• scancrit.com

“Be part of the most exciting and rapidly evolving event on the Critical Care education calendar”



SMACC Force: An International Pre-hospital Critical Care SMACC SummitTime: All day (0800 – 1700 including 2 x breaks and lunch break

with catering provided)

Cost: USD$220 (includes lunch)Faculty: karel Habig, Howie Mell, Ashley Leibig, Bill

Hinkley, John Hinds, Minh Le Cong, Cliff ReidPax: 100+

The ultimate day of pre-hospital education. Led by a hand-picked elite group of the world’s most innovative educators. Combining focused, relevant clinical updates, hotly contested debates on controversial topics and live demos that are guaranteed to keep you engaged.

Advanced EKG / ECG MasterclassTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140 Faculty: Steve Smith, Louise Cullen, Ed Burns,

Christopher WatfordPax: 50

A masterclass in the electrocardiographic diagnosis of acute cardiac disease. Learn tips, tricks and high impact strategies as you tackle subtle signs of ischaemia, MI mimics, difficult dysrhythmia and pacing problems. You also get bring to along your own cases and challenge FOAM’s finest!

Cardiology Emergencies MasterclassTime: Half day PM (1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140 Faculty: Steve Smith, Louise Cullen, Charles Bruen,

Fred Apple, Rick BodyPax: 50

What!? You mean there’s more to emergency cardiology than mastering the ECG? In this masterclass renowned experts will show you how they get the diagnosis right and decide on the critical interventions needed for cardiogenic shock, how they optimise the management of difficult dysrhythmias and how they pragmatically streamline the assessment of chest pain. The case-based interactive format will keep you engaged and ensure you’ll be able to apply what you learn on your next shift.

PRE-CONfERENCE WORkSHOPS

Critical Communication Skills: Mastering Empathy, Active Listening and Difficult ConversationsTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Steve Philpot, Liz CrowePax: 30

This will be a communication workshop tailored specifically to the critical care environment and unlike anything you have experienced before. Using humour and scenarios you will be given a fundamental framework to build good communication skills in the ever changing environment of critical care. Participants will leave this workshop with the skills to assess when to talk and when to listen. There will be a strong focus on remaining empathic and connected to those you are communicating with, teaching you how to attune yourself to individuals and groups to maximise communication outcomes. We will provide you with a framework of how to structure difficult and awkward conversations that will leave you empowered and confident.

Communication IntensiveTime: Half day PM (1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140 Faculty: Steve Philpot, Liz CrowePax: 16

Please note delegates must attend the Critical Communication Skills workshop in the morning to attend this intensive. Using the communication framework from the workshop this morning this will give participants the opportunity to role play and trial their new knowledge and skills. This workshop will provide individual feedback and mentoring that will put you on the path to building exceptional skills for communication in the critical care context. Scenarios will include a range of difficult and high pressure conversations around death, poor prognosis, conflict with others, appropriate use of humour and performance management. This intensive will build your skills professionally and personally.

Tuesday, 23 June 2015Priority booking for the below workshops will be given to those who are attending the full 3 days of the SMACC Chicago 2015 Conference.


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Stop Gambling: Applying Evidence to PracticeTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140 Faculty: ken Milne, Simon Carley, Richard Body, Scott

Aberegg,Rob MacSweeney, David NewmanPax: 80 – 100

Delegates will be encouraged to doubt the ground on which they’re standing, then come to terms with how we handle that uncertainty in real life practice – without becoming nihilists.

Caring at the End of LifeTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140 Faculty: Ashley Shreves, Greg kelly, David AndersonPax: 40 – 50

You don’t get a second chance to get things right at the end of life. This workshop will help participants become comfortable and competent when palliation is the priority. You will be led by an expert multi-disciplinary, multi-national faculty through the challenges of end of life communication, goal setting, symptom management and prognostication.

SMACC Toxicology Masterclass Time: Half day PM (1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140 Faculty: Leon Gussow, David Juurlink, Bryan Hayes,

Steve Aks, Michelle SergelPax: 40

Cutting edge challenges and controversies abound in critical care toxicology. In this Masterclass you will be taken on a tour of latest in antidotes, street drugs, therapies for withdrawal, toxicology ultrasound and lethal cardiotoxic overdoses. Don’t sit back and relax, get stuck in!

SMACC Mini: Critical Care for PaedsTime: Half day PM (1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140 Faculty: kath Maitland, Fran Lockie, Lisa McQueen,

Phil Hyde, Tessa Davies, Greg kelly, Nat May, Nick Pigott, Warwick Teague

Pax: 80 – 100

SMACC’s take on critical care paediatrics for the non-paediatrician. Cutting edge topics, superb international faculty and innovative educational methods that will leave you up-to-date and confident in your next paediatric resuscitation.

SMACC AirwayTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$200 Faculty: John Vasiliadis, Rich Levitan, Andy Sloas,

James Du Canto, Reuben Strayer, Scott Weingart, Rich Lewis, Georgie Harris, Anthony Lewis, Steve Mathieu

Pax: 80 – 100

It doesn’t get better than this. The world’s best will show you how they do it. Difficult airways, surgical airways, video laryngoscopy, nasoendoscopy and plenty more. Guaranteed to sell out fast, so be quick.

SMACC Emergency Ultrasound workshopTime: Half day AM or PM (0800 – 1200 including a 20

minute break OR 1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$245Faculty: John Baillitz, Matt Dawson, Mike Stone,

Laleh Gharabaghian, Vicki Noble, Adrian Goudie, Justin Bowra, James Rippey, Casey Parker, and others!

Pax: 40 (per session)

If you can find your way around the human body with an ultrasound probe but want to step up to the next level, then this is the workshop for you! A mind boggling array of elite sono-educators will help you finesse your hands-on and between-the-ears emergency ultrasound skills.

SMACC Cardiac Ultrasound workshop Time: Half day AM or PM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute

break OR 1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$245Faculty: Mike Mallin, Pierre Janin, Rob Reardon,

Josh Ihle, Andy Laudenbach, Haney Mallemat, Rob Arntfield, Aidan Burrell

Pax: 40 (per session)

When it comes to the critically ill, it pays to get to the heart of the matter. This workshop will help develop the ninja echocardiographer within, through an emphasis on hands-on time and asynchronous learning guided by expert echo-educators.

SMACC Brain: Next Level Neuro ResusTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$145Faculty: Simon Finfer, Mark Wilson, Oli Flower,

Bill knight, Stephan Mayer, Andrew NaidechPax: 80 – 100

Four hours of neuro knowledge in a nutshell. What you really need to know about the most common neurological catastrophes when the chips are down. With an all-star faculty and a format that will keep you engaged, this is one not to miss.



SMACC ECMO Workshop

Time: Half day PM (1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$245Faculty: Steve McGloughlin, Zach Shinar, Joe Bellezzo,

Josh Ihle, Paul Nixon, Paul Forrest, Scott Weingart

Pax: 25

A half day symposium for those of you considering getting involved with the new frontier of ECMO CPR. This course will be a very practical introduction to this evolving field run by a group of highly experienced world experts. Predominantly small group tutorials and simulations.

Go with the Flow – Advanced Haemodynamic Monitoring in Critical CareTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$200Faculty: Roger Harris, Paul Nixon, Paul Davies,

Paul Marik, Lisen HockingsPax: 25

The importance of monitoring flow as well as pressure in our critically ill patients is becoming better understood. In this hands-on, small group workshop, delegates will gain a better understanding of how to apply cardiac output monitoring from finger-tip photoplethysmographic devices to bioimpedance, pulse contour analysis and transpulmonary thermodilution to their patients.

SMACC’s – You Are What You Eat – A Critical Care Nutrition ExposéTime: Half day PM (1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Roger Harris, Flavia Machado, Jorgen WiisPax: 50

This won’t be like any critical care nutrition workshop you have been part of before. In true SMACC fashion this workshop will be aimed at managing bedside clinical issues and providing practical solutions to your everyday challenges. It will be controversial, innovative and most of all fun! The sessions will comprise a mixture of short clinical updates, debates, lessons from extreme endurance sport physiology and team based tasks.

SMACC Attack: Protect Yourself, Protect Your PatientsTime: Half day PM (1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$100Faculty: Professional defence instructors assisted by

cameos from Minh Le Cong, Oli Flower, Cliff Reid

Pax: 25

Defend yourself against the criminally insane and anyone you may have inadvertently offended. What you’ll learn here could save your life. This session will be highly focused on self defense for health care professionals working in critical care, taking all the professional and environmental issues into consideration.

Trauma: Radiology for the Non-RadiologistTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Andrew Dixon, Jeremy JonesPax: 100+

Radiologists Andrew Dixon and Jeremy Jones from Radiopaedia.org are hosting a mix of punchy presentations and interactive cases aimed at helping the non-radiologist master imaging interpretation. There are two separate workshops (enrol in each separately), the first deals with trauma and the second concerns imaging of non-traumatic emergencies and critical care presentations. Download the custom app before the course and bring your iPad so that you can be part of the action even when you’re not in the hot seat!

Non-Traumatic Emergencies: Radiology for the Non-RadiologistTime: Half day PM (1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Andrew Dixon, Jeremy JonesPax: 100+

Radiologists Andrew Dixon and Jeremy Jones from Radiopaedia.org are hosting a mix of punchy presentations and interactive cases aimed at helping the non-radiologist master imaging interpretation. There are two separate workshops (enrol in each separately), the first deals with trauma and the second concerns imaging of non-traumatic emergencies and critical care presentations. Download the custom app before the course and bring your iPad so that you can be part of the action even when you’re not in the hot seat!


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MORNINGEffective Debriefing for Healthcare SimulationTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Walter Eppich, Victoria Brazil, John Gatward,

David Salzman, Danielle Hart, Brent Thoma, James Huffman

Pax: 32

Led by some of the best debriefers in the business, attendees will understand the rationale for effective debriefing and improve their own debriefing skills. You will learn how to create safe but challenging learning environments, debrief with an honest yet non-threatening approach and learn to ensure that learners get meaningful performance feedback.

Join the FOAM Party! Getting Involved in Social MediaTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Natalie May, Lauren Westafer, Tessa Davis,

Jeremy Faust, Matt Mac PartlinPax: 40

FOAM is ‘free open-access meducation’, but how do you access it efficiently and how to you become part of this vibrant community of practice? This workshop will provide you with the basic social media building blocks so you can get #FOAMed!

Brewing Your Own FOAMTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Salim Rezaie, Rob Rogers, Haney Mallemat,

Tessa DavisPax: 40

If you want to make FOAM (free open-access meducation), this is the place to be! A team of experienced FOAM creators will share their tips, tricks and insights into screencasting, blogging and podcasting in an interactive workshop that will leave you FOAMing at the mouth.

Practical (but evidence based) Clinical Teaching That Doesn’t SuckTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Johnathan SherbinoPax: 80

Clinical teaching in the resuscitation environment is different than the wards or the classroom. This interactive workshop will present evidence from the emergency medicine and resuscitation education literature organized into a simple and usable framework. (But don’t worry, all statisticians will be barred entry.) Audience polling, video scenarios and small group discussion will be some of the instructional methods used. By the end of this session, participants will be able to: (1) list the top ten bedside teaching mistakes, (2) describe and use an efficient teaching framework for the resuscitation environment, and (3) develop a teaching script.

Learning to Take the Heat: Stress Innoculation TrainingTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Anand Swaminathan, Chris Hicks,

Jason Brooks, Chris NicksonPax: 80

Led by clinician educators and a performance coach/ consultant, this workshop explores the concept of stress inoculation training and how these techniques can be used to help resuscitationists perform under pressure. As a participant you will understand how stress affects performance and how to deal with it. You will learn why stress innoculation training is important, and how to introduce it into your curriculum safely and effectively.

Flipping the ClassroomTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Rob Cooney, Stella Yiu, Rahul Patwari,

Andrew Petrosoniak, Jennifer Leppard, Doug Schiller

Pax: 80

‘The flipped classroom’... Everyone is talking about it, but how do you actually do it? Here is a chance to find out from the experts. As a participant you will learn about the methods used used for delivering instruction asynchronously as well as multimedia design principles and how they affect educational content design and delivery. You’ll also get to create your own flipped classroom module and construct a classroom activity.

EDUCATION WORkSHOPS



Hacking EdTechTime: Half day AM (0800 – 1200 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$100Faculty: Larry ChuPax: 40

Lights, cameras, action… plus the iphone add-ons, video resources, apps, websites and more. Led by Larry Chu of the Stanford AIM Lab, you will learn how to take medical education to the next level using technology that helps rather than hinders.

AFTERNOONLeave the Sim Lab Behind: In Situ Simulation for Clinician EducatorsTime: Half day PM (1 – 5 including a 20 minute break)Cost: USD$140Faculty: John Gatward, Ernie Wang,

Andrew Petrosoniak, Chris Nickson, Jesse Spurr

Pax: 24

In-situ simulation happens in the workplace during working hours. It is team-based training that can be flexed and shaped to your weekly educational needs. Learn how to deliver quality, interdisciplinary training for your team: where they work, with their usual equipment, and with the people they have to rely on every day. You will understand the pros and cons of this powerful and low-cost educational tool so that you can develop a strategy for establishing an in-situ simulation programme tailored to your workplace.

Dealing with Difficult Debrief SituationsTime: Half day PM (1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Walter Eppich, David SalzmanPax: 24

Even with knowledge of effective strategies for simulation debriefing, difficulties can arise. How comfortable are you with difficult debriefing situations? Find out how to handle dominant speakers and those who won’t whisper a word, those who are overly critical and those who are downright defensive. You will learn strategies for dealing with specific participant reactions so that all the participants can learn.

Medical Education in Cases (MEdiC) WorkshopTime: Half day PM (1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Teresa Chan, Brent Thoma, Eve Purdy,

Sarah Luckett-GatopoulosPax: 50

This 3 hour session brings Academic Life in Emergency Medicine’s (ALiEM) successful ‘Medical Education in Cases’ (MEdIC) series to life. The editors of the ALiEM MEdIC series will involve participants in developing the special SMACC edition MEdIC case that will be launched immediately after the workshop. You will leave understanding the educational merits of storytelling, the development of questions and objectives for non-medical expert educational activities, the online design of enduring education products, and the use of massive open online problem-based learning for teaching and faculty development.

Get Creative: The Art of CommunicationTime: Half day PM (1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$140Faculty: Michelle Johnston, Grace Leo, Rob RogersPax: 50 – 80

Regardless of your critical care tribe, you need to be able to write, speak and present. This workshop will help you communicate with creativity, elegance and eloquence. You will learn the dark of art of writing well, the secrets of presenting with flair and the mechanics of podcasting.

Teaching, not Telling: Active Learning in MedicineTime: Half day PM (1300 – 1700 including a 20 minute break)

Cost: USD$100Faculty: Danielle Hart, Victoria Brazil, Jordana Haber,

Stella Yiu, Rob CooneyPax: 50

A half-day education workshop led by expert educationalists that will help take you beyond the lecture and into the exciting world of active learning and engaged learners. You will actively learn to create your own interactive, learner centered active learning session.


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Wednesday, 24 June 20150700 – 1900 Registration Desk Open

0800 – 1010 MIND OF THE RESUSCITATIONIST REDUX Chair: Anna BargrenTwitter Moderator: Lauren Westafer

0820 – 0845 Advice to a Young Resuscitationist: It is Up to Us to Save the WorldCliff Reid

0845 – 0910 Crack the Chest, Get CrucifiedJohn Hinds

0910 – 0935 Toughness: Resilience for ResuscitationistsScott Weingart

0935 – 0955 Why Critical Care Docs Shouldn’t Challenge Religious Beliefs!Liz Crowe

1010 – 1050 MORNING TEA

1050 – 1230 CONCURRENT 1: CRITICAL CARE ANAESTHESIAChair: John Hinds

CONCURRENT 2: NOTHING BUT BLOODChair: fran Lockie

CONCURRENT 3: HOW SCIENCE WORKSChair: Louise Cullen

CONCURRENT 4: BETWEEN YOU AND ME Chair: Teresa Chan

CONCURRENT 5: POISONS AND PILLSChair: Leon Gussow

1050 – 1115 Kicking Perioperative GoalsRob MacSweeney

Resuscitation of the GI BleederScott Weingart

The Darkside of ResearchSimon finfer

Making Teams WorkChris Hicks

Danger! Danger!... Drug SafetyDavid Juurlink

1115 – 1140 Lessons from Paediatric AnaesthesiaPaul Davies

Tranexamic Acid in Traumakarim Brohi

Delta Inflation and Other Problems With TrialsScott Aberegg

Innovating Medical EducationLarry Chu

Tox DogmalysisBryan Hayes

1140 – 1205 Teaching AirwaysJon Gatward

When to Pull the Transfusion Trigger?Anders Perner

New Ways to Find the TruthPaul Young

Interprofessional Communication: Challenges and OpportunitiesWalter Eppich

Opiates: Use and MisuseReuben Strayer

1205 – 1230 Too Sick for SurgerySteve Mathieu

How to Stop Bleeding Without a HospitalHowie Mell

Making Knowledge Translation Happenken Milne

Secrets of Success…From the Princess BrideAmal Mattu

Emerging Toxicology Steve Aks

1230 – 1340 LUNCH

CONfERENCE PROGRAM



1340 – 1520 CONCURRENT 6: TRAUMA Chair: John Bailitz

CONCURRENT 7: FROM MOLECULES TO METAZOANSChair: Manoj Saxena

CONCURRENT 8: THE HEART OF THE MATTERChair: Steve Smith

CONCURRENT 9: YOU’RE ON YOUR OWNChair: Minh Le Cong

CONCURRENT 10: ALL IN OUR MINDSChair: Cliff Reid

1340 – 1405 Genomic Storms and Butterfly Wingskarim Brohi

Understanding LactatePaul Marik

Troponin: The State of the ArtRichard Body, Louise Cullen

Is There a Doctor on the Plane?Joe Lex

Coping with a Terrible ErrorSimon Carley

1405 – 1430 REBOA: Who, What and Why?Deborah Stein

Time to SPLIT With Normal Saline?Paul Young

Who Should go to the Cath Lab?Amal Mattu

All Alone on Kangaroo IslandTim Leeuwenburg

Performance Psychology for ResuscitationistsJason Brooks

1430 – 1455 More Cases From the RacesJohn Hinds

The Mystery of MODSMervyn Singer

Cyborgs in the Resus Room: The VAD Patient John Greenwood

Bouncing Back from the Beach – Cutting to AirThomas Dolven

Keeping Your Edge After Personal LossRob Rogers

1455 – 1520 Pediatric Pitfalls in TraumaMichael McGonigal

Raging Hormones and the Critically IllJeremy Cohen

Rescuing the Right HeartAlex Rosenberg

No X-ray, No Problem!Casey Parker

All in a Day’s WorkIain Beardsell

1520 – 1600 AFTERNOON TEA

1600 – 1730 SEPSIS SMACCDOWN Chair: Scott WeingartTwitter Moderator: Chris Nickson Panel Participants: Mervyn Singer, Paul Marik, John Myburgh, Simon finfer, kathryn Maitland, flavia Machado

1730 – 1900 WELCOME RECEPTION


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Thursday, 25 June 20150730 – 1730 Registration Desk Open

0830 – 1010 HEAL THYSELF AND STAY SAFE Chair: Victoria Brazil Twitter Moderator: Roger Harris Panel Participants: Amal Mattu, Liz Crowe, Celia Bradford, Deborah Stein, Jason Brooks, kevin fong, Ashley Liebig, kathryn Maitland


1050 – 1230 CONCURRENT 11: RISKY BUSINESS Chair: Brent Thoma

CONCURRENT 12: SOME BIG QUESTIONSChair: Rob MacSweeney

CONCURRENT 13: CARING FOR KIDSChair: Natalie May

CONCURRENT 14: FUNKY PHYSIOLOGYChair: Jeremy Cohen

CONCURRENT 15: RULING THE RESUS ROOMChair: Haney Mallemat

1050 – 1115 Trauma is Risky Business Deborah Stein

What Should we do in the Absence of Evidence? Mark Crislip

Fluids and Kids: What Now?kathryn Maitland

Forgotten PhysiologyJohn Myburgh

When you Should REALLY Stop ResuscitationRoger Harris

1115 – 1140 Thrombolysis and PEAnand Swaminathan

What is a Good Death?Ashley Shreves

Save Kids With UltrasoundAndy Sloas

Temperature and TBI: Time for PARITY?Manoj Saxena

Optimising Critical Care in the EDSara Gray

1140 – 1205 Is Your Patient at Risk of Suicide?Rob Orman

Can the Critically Ill Take the HEAT?Paul Young

Pearl or Fecalith?Lisa McQueen

Humans in Spacekevin fong

Don’t Forget A and B!Mike Winters

1205 – 1230 Myocardial Infarctions You Must Not Miss! Steve Smith

Why Don’t we Wash Our Hands?Chris Nickson

Paeds Sim: Not for DummiesPhil Hyde

Are Colloids Dead? Anders Perner

Room Service ResusSarah Webb

1230 – 1340 LUNCH



1340 – 1520THE SMACC CHICAGO fORUM

CONCURRENT 16: MARk WILSON’S IT’S A kNOCkOUT!Chairs: Mark Wilson, Oli flower

CONCURRENT 17: ALWAYS LEARNINGChairs:Teresa Chan, Simon Carley

CONCURRENT 18: CRITICAL CARE CONTROVERSIESChairs: Imogen Mitchell, Rob Mac Sweeney

CONCURRENT 19: PAEDIATRICSChairs: fran Lockie, Lisa McQueen

CONCURRENT 20: SEEkING THE TRUTHChairs: ken Milne, Louise Cullen

1340 – 1405 Experts involved:Cliff Reidkarel HabigJohn HindsMichael McGonigalkarim BrohiDeborah SteinBill knight Andrew Dixon

CAGE MATCH 1: We Need a Social Media ‘Impact Factor’ for FOAMPRO: Brent ThomaCON: Iain Bearsell

CAGE MATCH 1: Neuro-Prognostication the TTM Way is NOT the AnswerPRO: John MyburghCON: Stephan Mayer

CAGE MATCH 1: All Non-Cardiac PICU’s Should ClosePRO: Nick PigottCON: kathryn Maitland

CAGE MATCH 1: The RCT Has Failed UsPRO: Paul YoungCON: Simon finfer

1405 – 1430 CAGE MATCH 2: Simulation is the Greatest Thing in EducationPRO: Danielle HartCON: Chris Hicks

CAGE MATCH 2: E-CPR is a Step Too FarPRO: Mervyn SingerCON: Joe Bellezzo

CAGE MATCH 2: We Should Perform Therapeutic Hypothermia (T32-34C) for Children After Cardiac ArrestPRO: Phil HydeCON: Greg kelly

CAGE MATCH 2: Clinicians Should Read the Primary LiteraturePRO: ken MilneCON: Chris Nickson

1430 – 1455 CAGE MATCH 3: Assessment is a Barrier to LearningPRO: Rob CooneyCON: Jonathan Sherbino

CAGE MATCH 3: Predicting Fluid Responsiveness is a Waste of Time PRO: Rob Mac SweeneyCON: Paul Marik

CAGE MATCH 3:All Paeds Trauma Should be Managed in a Paediatric Trauma CenterPRO: Warwick TeagueCON: Andy Sloas

CAGE MATCH 3:Big Pharma is a Friend, not a Foe?PRO: Rob OrmanCON: Mark Crislip

1455 – 1520 Q&A: The Future of CMEDanielle Hart Rob RogersLarry Chu Jon Gatward Jonathan Sherbino Victoria Brazil

Q&A: Critical CareMervyn Singer Paul Marik John Myburgh flavia Machado Simon finfer Peter BrindleyAnthony Holley

Q&A: PaediatricsGreg kellykathryn Maitland Andy Sloas Walter Eppich Phil Hyde Paul Davies

Q&A: EBMMark CrislipPaul Young David Newman Ashley Shreves Scott Aberegg Rick Body


1600 – 1730 SONOWARS Chair: Lewis Macken, Matt Dawson, Mike MallinTeam: James Rippey, Laleh Gharaghbaghian, Mike Stone, Vicki Noble, John Bailitz

1900 – 2330 GALA DINNER


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Friday, 26 June 20150700 – 1800 Registration Desk Open

0830 – 1010 MAKING CRITICAL CARE SAFE Chair: Imogen MitchellTwitter Moderator: Natalie May

0830 – 0855 The End of Heroism: The Rise of Patient SafetyPeter Brindley

0855 – 0920 Putting the Patient into Patient SafetyVictoria Brazil

0920 – 0945 How to Think Straight: Cognitive DebiasingPat Croskerry

0945 – 1010 Safety Lessons from Spacekevin fong


1050 – 1230 CONCURRENT 21: TAkE A BREATHERChair: Rich Levitan

CONCURRENT 22: MAkING HEALTHCARE HAPPENChair: Victoria Brazil

CONCURRENT 23: GREY / GRAY MATTERChair: Oli flower

CONCURRENT 24: DEATH AND DYINGChair: Greg kelly

CONCURRENT 25: DON’T WORRY, BE HAPPYChair: Rob Orman

1050 – 1115 Emergent Intubation ResequencedScott Weingart

Making Transitions of Care SafePat Croskerry

Subarachnoid Hemorrhage: What Matters?Stephan Mayer

How to Diagnose DyingAshley Shreves

Are You as Good as You think?Simon Carley

1115 – 1140 Are we Masters of the Pediatric Airway?Andy Sloas

Healthcare in Hippocrates’ ShadowDavid Newman

Intracerebral Hemorrhage: Down, Not Out Andrew Naidech

When is Dead Dead?Steve Philpot

Failing SpectacularlyMichelle Johnston

1140 – 1205 The Airway ToolboxJim Ducanto

Morphing the Recalcitrant ClinicianImogen Mitchell

TBI: 10 Things you Need to KnowBill knight

Do Not Resuscitate: What do we Mean?Peter Brindley

Shift Work: Thriving or Surviving?Haney Mallemat

1205 – 1230 The Transected AirwayGeorgie Harris

The Problem with Practice VariationJustin Bowra

Goodbye GCS!Mark Wilson

Optimizing the Care of the Organ Donation PatientAndrew Healey

Sex and the SpecialtyChris Bowles



1230 – 1340 LUNCH

1340 – 1520 CONCURRENT 26: PAIN AND SUffERINGChair: Natalie May

CONCURRENT 27: REANIMATIONChair: Chris Nickson

CONCURRENT 28: SURVIVING MORE EXTREMESChair: Minh Le Cong

CONCURRENT 29: IMPROVING OUR MINDSChair: Jon Gatward

CONCURRENT 30: BEAT THE BUGSChair: Manoj Saxena

1340 – 1405 Is Compassion a Patient Right?Ric Body

Suspended Animation– Science Fiction orPlausible Therapy?Mervyn Singer

Extreme AirwaysRich Levitan

Dogmalysis and PseudoaxiomsDavid Newman

Malaria kathryn Maitland

1405 – 1430 The Child in PainGreg kelly

How we do ED-ECMOZack Shinar

AVALANCHE!Daniel kornhall

Lessons From the CageOli flower

Superbugs Steve McGloughlin

1430 – 1455 Ketamine, the Cure All?Reuben Strayer

Cutting Edge Resuscitation in the Community EDJoe Belezzo

Disasters: How toReally Be PreparedSara Gray

Education Theory for theClinicianJonathan Sherbino

Sepsis in South Americaflavia Machado

1455 – 1520 Drug-Free AnalgesiaJeremy faust

Engineering Better CPRCharles Bruen

Surviving in the WildPaul Auerbach

Guess or Gestalt?Simon Carley

Adventures of a Pus WhispererMark Crislip


1600 – 1730 SMACC finale: Don’t miss the Grand Finale of SMACC Chicago – we’re keeping the details Top Secret for now, but needless to say, it will be educational, entertaining and unlike anything you’ve ever experienced before!”

1730 – 1800 SMACC AWARDS AND CLOSING CEREMONY


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VenueSMACC Chicago 2015 will be held at:

McCormick Place, Lakeside Center2301 S. Lake Shore DriveChicago, Illinois 60616Tel: +1 312 791 7000Email: [email protected]: www.mccormickplace.com

McCormick Place is the premier convention facility in North America. Located just minutes from downtown Chicago, McCormick Place attracts close to 3 million visitors each year. McCormick Place is comprised of four state-of-the-art buildings: the North and South Buildings, the West Building and Lakeside Center. Together, they form what many consider to be the economic engine that powers the entire convention and tradeshow industry. McCormick Place is committed to creating a great experience for every person, every time!

SMACC will be held in the Lakeside Center, with the plenary sessions taking place in the Arie Crown Theater – a first-class theatre with a capacity of over 4000.

LocationWith towering skyscrapers overlooking tulips on The Magnificent Mile, Opening Day baseball at Wrigley Field, and a stunning Millennium Park beginning to bloom — springtime in Chicago buzzes with energy and excitement.

Whether you’re visiting Chicago for business or pleasure, you can expect to find world-class dining, attractions, entertainment, and hotels and accommodations here in the largest and most-visited city in the Midwest.

If you’re looking for things to do in Chicago, look no further!

Enjoy the great outdoors with a sightseeing tour on the river boats, a play date with the animals at Lincoln Park Zoo or a scenic ride on the Ferris Wheel at Navy Pier. Indoors, unwind at a leisurely pace at a luxurious spa, jet set through spectacular downtown shopping malls or cozy up to a bar for some craft cocktails. In Chicago, dining is an activity in itself, with over 5,500 restaurants that line the culinary landscape and boast star chefs and endless accolades.

The summer season is ripe for arts and culture as well. Immerse yourself in the vibrant theater scene at Steppenwolf, Goodman or Broadway in Chicago. Explore museums and galleries of every variety, like the beloved Shedd Aquarium and esteemed Art Institute of Chicago. And take in sensational performances — from live music, comedy, dance and opera.

For more information visit Choose Chicago www.choosechicago.com

“The summer season is ripe for arts and culture as well. Immerse yourself in the vibrant theater scene at Steppenwolf, Goodman or Broadway in Chicago”



Getting There

Air• Two international airports. O’Hare International Airport (voted “Best

Airport in North America” by readers of Global Traveler magazine 13 years in a row) and Midway International Airport are both within 18 miles of downtown Chicago.

• Thousands of flights. Chicago has more than 3,000 daily inbound-outbound flights to nearly 200 destinations, allowing attendees to travel here from nearly anywhere in the world.

• Non-stop travel. Chicago has nearly 200 direct domestic routes and more than 50 direct international routes to make for hassle-free flying.

• Nearly every major airline. More than 50 airlines serve O’Hare and Midway, so attendees can easily travel on the airline of their choice.

• Quick flights. Flights to Chicago from many major North American destinations are a quick two hours.

By Train• Many freight delivery options. Seven class-one North American

railroads converge in Chicago.

• Frequent passenger service. Amtrak boasts 56 trains arriving and departing from the city daily, creating a multitude of travel times to work around attendees’ schedules.

• Efficient upgrades. Several Amtrak routes servicing Chicago, like those from Michigan and Indiana, have recently increased speeds to 110mph.

• Convenience. Chicago’s Union Station features free Wi-Fi, check-in kiosks, wheelchair accessibility, shipping services, 16 eateries, five retail shops and even a day spa.

By Car or Bus• Nearby attendees. Chicago is within a one-day drive for more than 46

million people.

• Straight routes. Many major highways funnel into Chicago, making up a network of more than 550 miles of highways in the county alone.

• Plenty of buses. Greyhound has five metro-Chicago locations, including two 24-hour stations and 20 express routes to cities like New York and Atlanta.

“O’Hare International Airport voted ‘Best Airport in North America’ by readers of Global Traveler magazine 13 years in a row”


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ACCOMMODATIONAccommodation has been sourced at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers.

Sheraton Chicago Hotel & Towers301 E North Water StreetChicago, IL 60611United StatesT: +1 312 464 1000W: www.sheratonchicago.com

SUPERIOR ROOM

Traditional king or Two Doubles: USD$259.00 per room per night (room only)

Please note:• Rooms are booked on an availability basis• Only bookings through the conference link will obtain these rates• Room rates stated are per room per night (room only, no breakfast) • Rates do not include applicable state and local taxes, currently 16.4%• A deposit equal to the first night’s room and tax will be charged at the time

a guest makes a room reservation, and upon check-in, will be applied towards the guest’s bill.

• A 72 hour cancellation policy applies to all reservations. All deposits paid by guests are refundable if notice is received by the Hotel at least 72 hours prior to arrival and a cancellation number is obtained. Cancellations made within 72 hours of arrival will not receive a refund.

• The “cut-off date” for reserving rooms in the Room Block is 1700 hours local time at the Hotel on May 30, 2015

Please use the below link to book your accommodation:www.starwoodmeeting.com/Book/SMACC2015

REASONS TO STAY AT THE SHERATON• The Sheraton will be ‘the’ SMACC hotel and a networking hub for

delegates• We will be holding the pre-conference workshops at the Sheraton on

Tuesday, 23 June 2015• There will be daily transport to McCormick Place • Fantastic rates (even better if you are sharing)• Located in the heart of downtown Chicago only one block west

of Lake Shore Drive and walking distance to Magnificent Mile, Millennium Park, Art Institute, the Loop District, shopping, dining and entertainment

• Walking distance to Navy Pier, where the Gala Dinner will be held on Thursday, 25 June 2015

• Complimentary internet in the guestrooms



Welcome ReceptionDate: Wednesday, 24 June 2015

Venue: McCormick Place, Lakeside Center Lakeside Ballroom, Level 3

Time: 1730 – 1900 hours

Cost: Included in full delegate registrations (see page 22)

Guests and Day Delegates: USD$65.00 per person

The Welcome Reception will be a great opportunity for all delegates to meet and start networking whilst enjoying drinks and canapés.

Gala DinnerDate: Thursday, 25 June 2015

Venue: Navy Pier, 600 E Grand Ave Chicago, IL 60611, United States

Time: 1900 – 2300 hours

Cost: Included in full delegate registrations (see page 22)

Guest and Day Delegates: USD$115.00 per person

The Gala Dinner will be held at Navy Pier, a spectacular venue, centrally located on Chicago’s beautiful lakefront, Navy Pier offers the best views of the Chicago skyline. The Gala Dinner promises to be a memorable evening not to be missed.

SOCIAL fUNCTIONS“Navy Pier is a spectacular venue, centrally located on Chicago’s beautiful lakefront”


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The registration desk for SMACC Chicago 2015 will be located on the Level 2 of the Lakeside Center opposite the entrance to the Arie Crown Theatre. The registration desk will be open for the duration of the Conference and the staff at the registration desk will be happy to help with any queries. Registration for the Pre-Conference Workshop day will take place at the Sheraton.

SMACC IDEach delegate will be given a SMACC ID at registration. This will be the official pass to sessions, breaks, lunches and social functions. It is necessary for delegates to wear their SMACC ID at all times when onsite.

Credit CardsCredit cards accepted at the registration desk are MasterCard, Visa and American Express. The majority of hotels, restaurants and shops will accept all major credit cards.

InsuranceAs you will be incurring considerable expense when attending this conference, it is strongly recommended that you take out an insurance policy of your choice when booking your travel arrangements.

Disclaimer of LiabilityThe Organising Committee, including the SMACC Chicago 2015 Secretariat, will not accept liability for damages of any nature sustained by participants or their accompanying persons or loss of or damage to their personal property as a result of the conference or related events.

Exhibition & ePoster AreaThe exhibition & ePoster area will be open for the duration of the conference and will become a hub for delegates. All catering stations will be located in the exhibition area, as well as the Welcome Reception. There are currently sponsorship and exhibition opportunities still available. For more information, or to discuss other options please contact the SMACC Chicago 2015 Secretariat.



REGISTRATION fEESPre-Conference Workshops: Tuesday, 23 June 2015

WOrKSHOP TIMe COST

SMACC Force: An International Pre-hospital Critical Care SMACC Summit All day USD$220

Advanced EkG / ECG Masterclass Half day (AM) USD$140

Cardiology Emergencies Masterclass Half day (PM) USD$140

Critical Communication Skills: Mastering Empathy, Active Listening Half day (AM) USD$140 and Difficult Conversations

Communication Intensive Half day (PM) USD$140

Stop Gambling: Applying Evidence to Practice Half day (AM) USD$140

Caring at the End of Life Half day (AM) USD$140

SMACC Toxicology Masterclass Half day (PM) USD$140

SMACC Mini: Critical Care for Paeds Half day (PM) USD$140

SMACC Airway Half day (AM) USD$200

SMACC Emergency Ultrasound workshop Half day (AM or PM) USD$245

SMACC Cardiac Ultrasound workshop Half day (AM or PM) USD$245

SMACC Brain: Next Level Neuro Resus Half day (AM) USD$145

SMACC ECMO Workshop Half day (PM) USD$245

Go with the Flow – Advanced Haemodynamic Monitoring in Critical Care Half day (AM) USD$200

SMACC’s – You Are What You Eat – A Critical Care Nutrition Expose Half day (PM) USD$140

SMACC Attack: Protect Yourself, Protect Your Patients Half day (PM) USD$100

Trauma: Radiology for the Non-Radiologist Half day (AM) USD$140

Non-Traumatic Emergencies: Radiology for the Non-Radiologist Half day (PM) USD$140

Effective Debriefing for Healthcare Simulation Half day (AM) USD$140

Join the FOAM Party! Getting Involved in Social Media Half day (AM) USD$140

Brewing Your Own FOAM Half day (AM) USD$140

Practical (but evidence based) Clinical Teaching That Doesn’t Suck Half day (AM) USD$140

Learning to Take the Heat: Stress Innoculation Training Half day (AM) USD$140

Flipping the Classroom Half day (AM) USD$140

Hacking EdTech Half day (AM) USD$100

Leave the Sim Lab Behind: In Situ Simulation for Clinician Educators Half day (PM) USD$140

Dealing with Difficult Debrief Situations Half day (PM) USD$140

Medical Education in Cases (MEdiC) Workshop Half day (PM) USD$140

Get Creative: The Art of Communication Half day (PM) USD$140

Teaching, not Telling: Active Learning in Medicine Half day (PM) USD$100


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SMACC Chicago 2015: 24 – 26 June 2015 early Bird rate Standard rate

Full Delegate – Specialist / Attending USD$1,200.00 – first 800 places USD$1,350.00

Full Delegate – Resident/Registrar/Nurse/Allied Health USD$595.00 – first 500 places USD$695.00 Paramedic/PA/Pharmacist

One Day Delegate – Specialist / Attending* USD$500.00 – first 50 places USD$600.00

One Day Delegate – Resident/Registrar/Nurse/Allied Health USD$250.00 – first 50 places USD$300.00 Paramedic/PA/Pharmacist*

Students (only 250 places available)* USD$350.00 USD$350.00

* One day delegate & student fees do NOT include tickets to the Welcome Reception or Gala Dinner, however, you are welcome to attend for an additional fee (see page 19). To purchase tickets please complete the corresponding section during the online registration process.

EntitlementsStudent Registration Includes:We are offering 250 student places for $350.00 for the 3 day conference – this does not include tickets to the Welcome Reception or Gala Dinner. At the time of registration students must supply a copy of their current certificate of enrolment.

Full Delegate Registration Includes:• Entry to all conference sessions taking place from

Wednesday, 24 June 2015 – Friday, 26 June 2015• Entry to the exhibition & ePoster area • Morning/afternoon teas and lunches during the

conference • Admittance to the Welcome Reception and Gala

Dinner (additional tickets to all social functions can be purchased for guests)

• Pocket Program

Day Delegate Registration Includes:• Entry to all conference sessions on your specified day• Entry to the exhibition & ePoster area on your

specified day• Morning/afternoon teas and lunches during the

conference on your specified day • Pocket Program

Cancellation PolicyAll cancellations or alterations should be put in writing to the SMACC Chicago 2015 Secretariat. If cancellation is received in writing:

• By 23 April 2015 – USD$100.00 cancelation fee will apply

• Between 23 April – 22 May 2015 – 50% of registration monies paid will be refunded

• After 23 May 2015 – no refund on monies paid

How to RegisterTo register for SMACC Chicago 2015 you must complete the online registration process and provide credit card details for payment – please visit www.smacc.net.au



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