EMU Agenda
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Wednesday, April 22, 2026
- 8:00 - 9:15
- Krishna Anchala, Melanie de Wit, Edward Everson, Sarah McLennan, Lisa Thurgur
Breakfast Symposium — Toronto Women in Emergency Medicine (TWEM) Presents: Concerns, Complaints and Courts: Emergency Medicine in the Digital Age
- Describe typical pathways and key decision points when an emergency physician becomes involved in a complaint.
- Discuss how system pressures and equity dynamics may influence medicolegal experiences of emergency physicians.
- Identify concrete, emergency medicine relevant practices that may reduce risk in the current digital context of AI scribes and real time patient portal access.
- 9:00 - 9:30
- Metropolitan East
Light Breakfast & Exhibits
- 9:00 - 17:00
- Metropolitan Foyer
Registration Opens
- 9:30 - 9:45
- Kevin Wasko
Welcome
- 9:45 - 10:05
- Eric Letovsky
Paul Hannam Lecture: 45 years and Counting – the Key to a Long, Happy and Successful Career in Emergency Medicine
- Identify challenges in our career and ways to overcome them
- Develop perspective of gratitude and compassion as an ED doc
- Identify options for fulfilling complements to clinical practice in ED
- 10:05 - 10:20
- Sarah Foohey
Little Patients, Big Cases
By the end of the presentation, the attendee will be able to
- Review challenging paediatric cases
- Highlight the key medical management pearls from each
- Consider strategies to improve personal and team preparedness for paediatric cases
- 10:20 - 10:50
- Mike Betzner & Katie Lin
EM Fast Pitch – Critical Cases in 30 mins
- Review cognitive approaches to complex case management in real-time with EM critical experts
- Understand how to operationalize principles of Crisis Resource Management (CRM) using real-world cases
- 11:00-12:00
Breakout Seminars
Attendees will attend one session
Dispatch from the Sticks: Resourceful Resuscitations on the Frontier - Jesse Guscott
Good Vibrations: How POCUS is Rocking the World of EM - Rob Simard
We've Got Your Back: A Modern Approach to Spinal Emergencies - Zoe Polsky
Tales From The Courtroom: Disastrous ECG Cases - Amal Mattu
Ouchies & Opportunities: Turning Scary Cases into Stellar Care - Chelsea Billinkoff, Quang Ngo
Let's Get Digital: Approach to Hand Emergencies - Matt Distefano
Urine Good Hands: Mastering the Art of Urological Procedures - Alex Jiang, Noah Stern
Deliverance: Inside the ED's Most Heroic Procedure (Resuscitative Hysterotomy) - Nadia Primiani, Sarah Foohey, Rajani Vairavanathan
Sound Thinking: Integrating POCUS From Triage to Trauma Bay - Steve Socransky, Greg Hall, Andrea Unger
Spin to Win: A Hands-on Vertigo Workshop - Elisha Targonsky, Katie Lin, Curtis Newton
Find a list of all objectives, including the Breakout Seminars, HERE
- 12:15-13:20
- Frontenac Ballroom
Lunch Break - Buffet
- 13:30-14:30
Breakout Seminars
Attendees will attend one session
Dispatch from the Sticks: Resourceful Resuscitations on the Frontier - Jesse Guscott
Good Vibrations: How POCUS is Rocking the World of EM - Rob Simard
We've Got Your Back: A Modern Approach to Spinal Emergencies - Zoe Polsky
Tales From The Courtroom: Disastrous ECG Cases - Amal Mattu
Ouchies & Opportunities: Turning Scary Cases into Stellar Care - Chelsea Billinkoff, Quang Ngo
Let's Get Digital: Approach to Hand Emergencies - Matt Distefano
Urine Good Hands: Mastering the Art of Urological Procedures - Alex Jiang, Noah Stern
Deliverance: Inside the ED's Most Heroic Procedure (Resuscitative Hysterotomy) - Nadia Primiani, Sarah Foohey, Rajani Vairavanathan
Sound Thinking: Integrating POCUS From Triage to Trauma Bay - Steve Socransky, Greg Hall, Andrea Unger
Spin to Win: A Hands-on Vertigo Workshop - Elisha Targonsky, Katie Lin, Curtis Newton
Find a list of all objectives, including the Breakout Seminars, HERE
- 15:00 - 15:15
- Justin Morgenstern
Which P values: Placebo? Pitfalls? Pearls?
- To review the most interesting, important, or inane emergency medicine literature of the past year.
- To gain some insights into the process of critical appraisal.
- 15:15 - 15:35
- Erin O'Connor
Management of the Imminently Dying Patient in the ED
- A framework and language for difficult conversations in the ED
- The ability to identify and anticipate common symptoms present at end of life
- Pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic methods for managing the common symptoms at end of life.
- 15:35 - 15:55
- David Paré
Pacemaker Nightmares
- Provide an overview of some newer devices
- Discuss management troubleshooting
- 15:55 - 16:15
- Anand Swaminathan
Critical DKA
- Explore the dangers of aggressive airway management in critical DKA patients.
- Investigate hypokalemia and its impact on DKA resuscitation.
- Learn the correct way to administer and titrate insulin in DKA.
- 16:15 - 16:30
- Kevin Wasko
Awesome and Amazing Cases
- Review approach to hemodynamically unstable patient presenting with Chest Pain
- Review pathophysiology of spontaneous pneumothorax
- Highlight the importance of leveraging expertise of specialty colleagues for
hemodynamically unstable patients
- 16:30
Closing Remarks
Thursday, April 23, 2026
- 8:00 - 9:15
- Andrea Ennis and Kevin Wasko
Breakfast Symposium — Optimizing Emergency Department Performance
Emergency departments are under constant pressure, where even small workflow adjustments can yield massive gains in patient throughput. This session provides a practical roadmap for ED process improvement, moving beyond identifying bottlenecks to actively redesigning processes for smoother, faster care.
We will dissect the essential components of a high-functioning ambulatory care zone, examining how dedicated space, efficient flow, and clear team roles create a system that supports rapid assessment. From optimized triage to seamless communication, you’ll learn how to build an environment where treatment begins the moment a patient arrives.
Finally, we’ll pivot to the change-management strategies that drive sustainable success. Real-world improvement requires more than just a new protocol; it requires engaging frontline clinicians and building a culture where operational wins actually stick. Participants will leave with actionable insights to transform their department’s efficiency and ensure long-term stability.
- 9:00 - 9:40
- Metropolitan East
Light Breakfast & Exhibits
- 9:00-16:00
- Metropolitan Foyer
Registration Opens
- 9:45 - 10:05
- Trevor Jain
Combat‑Tested, ED‑Approved: Critical Lessons from Military Medicine
- Understand team dynamics in highly stressful complex austere environment
- Lessons learned in Pre Hospital military HEMS medivac
- Medication and Resource allocation in critical injured patients
- 10:05 - 10:25
- Anand Swaminathan
The Crashing Asthmatic
- Identify the management priorities in crashing asthmatic patients.
- Understand critical interventions to prevent intubation of the crashing asthmatic patient. Explore the pitfalls in management of the crashing asthmatic after intubation.
- 10:25 - 10:45
- Isaac Bogoch
Infectious Diseases Update
- Explore new developments in infectious diseases relevant to the Emergency Department
- Update diagnostic algorithms and treatment regimens for common infections in the Emergency Department
- Outline emerging (and re-emerging) infectious diseases that may present to Canadian Emergency Departments
- 11:15 - 11:35
- Amal Mattu
Emergency Cardiology Articles You've Got To Know!
By the end of the presentation, the attendee will…
- Diagnose and understand the significance of de Winter T waves
- Describe the latest guidelines for managing acute coronary syndrome.
- 11:35 - 11:55
- Dennis Cho
Dispelling Dogma in Laceration Care
- Apply a best-evidence based approach to lacerations and wounds, two of the most common conditions seen in the emergency department
- Understand what wound care related-practices make a meaningful difference in outcomes
- 11:55 - 12:15
- Katie Lin
Eyes on the Prize: A Focused Approach to Visual Disturbance and Diplopia
- Review a structured differential diagnosis for painless visual disturbances and diplopia
- Synthesize an organized approach to evaluating and risk stratifying undifferentiated visual and diplopia complaints
- 12:15 - 12:35
- Sean Caine
Surviving the Mab-ness: The EM Approach to Check Point Inhibitors
- A review of key side effects/complications of immunotherapy for ED docs
- Recognize important presentations related to immunotherapy in ED patients
- 12:30-14:00
- Frontenac Room
Lunch Break - Plated Lunch
- 14:00 - 14:20
- Quang Ngo
Paediatric Emergency Medicine
- Critically appraise recent high-impact studies in pediatric emergency medicine and identify which findings are robust enough to influence frontline emergency care.
- Translate key evidence from the latest pediatric emergency literature into practical decision-making for general emergency physicians
- 14:20 - 14:40
- David Paré
Stop Over-Diagnosing Pericarditis: a Rant
- Define relevant investigations
- Review most recent updates in expert consensus
- 14:40 - 15:00
- Kylie Booth
The Quiet Wisdom of Asking for Help
Coming Soon!
- 15:30 - 15:50
- Jesse Guscott
Paediatric Tonsil Bleeds in the Rural ER - Airway, Breathing or Circulation?
- Identify the competing priorities in the child presenting with hemorrhage post-tonsillectomy
- Develop strategies for management of the actively bleeding airway.
- Review management of massive hemorrhage in the pediatric patient
- 15:50 - 16:10
- Alexandra Hamelin
Numb and Done? When ‘Local’ Becomes Systemic
- Recognize the early neurologic and cardiovascular manifestations of local anesthetic systemic toxicity (LAST).
- Develop a management approach for suspected LAST using resuscitation principles and lipid emulsion therapy.
- 16:10 - 16:25
- Justin Morgenstern
Norepi Isn't Working... Now What?
- Develop an approach to the diagnosis of refractory shock
- Have a plan for the management of hypotensive patients not responding to first line vasopressors
- 16:25 - 16:40
- Arun Sayal
Ortho in a Flash: Three Recent Cases, Three Solid Lessons
- Describe key points in ordering and interpreting MSK x-rays.
- Describe subtle clues with MSK patients that suggest seeking earlier surgical opinion.
- 16:40 - 16:55
- Natalie Wolpert
Amazing and Awesome Case
- Highlight and understand a step-wise approach to complex patient management
- Recognize the value of crisis resource management and high performing teams in the care of critically ill patients
- 16:55
Wrap Up/Closing Remarks
- 17:00-19:00
EMU Happy Hour
Join Us for the EM Update Social Reception!
After a day packed with cutting-edge lectures and high-yield clinical pearls, it's time to decompress and connect with your colleagues at our signature social event. Step away from the lecture hall and join us for the official EM Update Social Reception, a much-anticipated highlight of the conference.
This is more than just a social hour; it’s your prime opportunity for networking in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Let us treat you to an evening of sophisticated sips and savory bites, featuring a wonderful selection of cocktails, mocktails, beers, and non-alcoholic beverages. Mingle with the brilliant speakers you heard from today, reconnect with old friends, and forge new connections with peers from across the country. The best conversations often happen outside of the formal sessions, and this event provides the perfect backdrop.
Swap ED war stories, debate the latest clinical controversies, or simply unwind and share a laugh in a casual setting designed to foster the camaraderie that defines our incredible specialty.
Your conference badge is your ticket to an evening of great conversation and refreshment for all. Don't miss this chance to build your professional network and celebrate our vibrant EM community. We look forward to raising a glass with you!
Friday, April 24, 2026
- 8:00 - 9:15
- Rohit Mohindra and Nihal Haque
Morning Symposium — Artificial Intelligence in the ED
Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping clinical practice, and the emergency department is poised to see some of the most significant changes. Moving past the surface-level hype, this session dives into the nascent AI technologies poised to fundamentally reshape the bedside experience and impact ED care over the next five years.
We will explore how these tools can enhance decision-making and streamline workflows while maintaining a critical eye on their limitations and the unintended consequences that often accompany rapid adoption.
Success in this space requires more than just high-quality algorithms; it demands a roadmap for operational readiness. We will focus on the practical change-management strategies necessary to implement AI safely and effectively—from engaging frontline clinicians to building the trust required for long-term integration. Participants will gain the insights needed to move from theory to practice, ensuring emerging technologies translate into improved patient outcomes in the high-stakes environment of the ED.
- 9:00-9:45
- Metropolitan East
Light Breakfast & Exhibits
- 9:00-14:00
- Metropolitan Foyer
Registration Opens
- 9:45 - 10:05
- Sarah Foohey
Fool Me Once Part 2
- Discuss emergency medicine cases where something was missed or misjudged
- Review the core medical learning points from each
- Consider the situational and psychological factors that can lead to errors in the ED
- 10:05 - 10:25
- Andrew Petrosoniak
Trauma Without a Trauma Team: High-Impact Interventions for the Rural/Community ED
- Identify key principles of trauma care that can be applied in rural and community EDs without a dedicated trauma team
- Discuss high impact, resource efficient interventions that improve outcomes for
critically injured patients in low-resource settings - Apply evidence-based strategies for optimizing team performance during trauma resuscitations when staffing and resources are limited
- 10:25 - 10:45
- Walter Himmel
Approach to Liver Disease and Ascites in the ED
- Identify critical issues in patients with liver failure and how they may present to the ED
- Understand the management of common acute presentations of complications of liver failure in the ED
- 11:00-12:00
Breakout Seminars
You’ve seen them on The Pitt, now hone your skills and knowledge to confidently manage these cases in your ED!
Attendees will attend one session
Tactical Triage: High-Stakes Care When Resources Run Low - Trevor Jain
When Tox Hits the Fan: Three Way Toxicology Patients Crash - Alexandra Hamelin
Don't Miss a Beat: Mastering High-Stakes Cardiac Surgery Cases - Saswata Deb
Weak & Dizzy No Longer - Bedside GeriEM Tools that Elevate Your Care - Priyank Bhatnagar
Tales from the Pit: The Cases We'll Never Forget - Marc Lipkus
Oh Baby! A Crash Course in Unexpected Deliveries - Kevin Wasko & Modupe Tunde-Byass
Cut to Cure: A Vision-Saving Procedure for the ED (Lateral Canthotomy) - Chris Tsoutsoulas & Kirby Ding
A Cut Above: A Practical Guide to the Cricothyrotomy - Sean Caine, Jamie Blicker, Michael Misch
The Good, The Bad, and The Gag-Worthy: ENT Workshop - Leeor Sommer, Osman Kahiye, Hyoung Lho
Between the Ribs: The Art and Science of Placing a Chest Tube - Gil Yehadiff & Negar Ahmadi
Find a list of all objectives, including the Breakout Seminars, HERE
- 12:15-13:20
- Frontenac Ballroom
Lunch Break - Buffet
- 13:30-14:30
Breakout Seminars
You’ve seen them on The Pitt, now hone your skills and knowledge to confidently manage these cases in your ED!
Attendees will attend one session
Tactical Triage: High-Stakes Care When Resources Run Low - Trevor Jain
When Tox Hits the Fan: Three Way Toxicology Patients Crash - Alexandra Hamelin
Don't Miss a Beat: Mastering High-Stakes Cardiac Surgery Cases - Saswata Deb
Weak & Dizzy No Longer - Bedside GeriEM Tools that Elevate Your Care - Priyank Bhatnagar
Tales from the Pit: The Cases We'll Never Forget - Marc Lipkus
Oh Baby! A Crash Course in Unexpected Deliveries - Kevin Wasko & Modupe Tunde-Byass
Cut to Cure: A Vision-Saving Procedure for the ED (Lateral Canthotomy) - Chris Tsoutsoulas & Kirby Ding
A Cut Above: A Practical Guide to the Cricothyrotomy - Sean Caine, Jamie Blicker, Michael Misch
The Good, The Bad, and The Gag-Worthy: ENT Workshop - Leeor Sommer, Osman Kahiye, Hyoung Lho
Between the Ribs: The Art and Science of Placing a Chest Tube - Gil Yehadiff & Negar Ahmadi
Find a list of all objectives, including the Breakout Seminars, HERE
- 15:00 - 15:20
- Zoë Polsky
Phenobarbital in Alcohol Withdrawal: Evidence and Emerging Practice
- Pathophysiology of alcohol withdrawal and pharmacology of Phenobarbital
- Evidence overview: mechanical ventilation, ICU admission, safety outcomes, and ED discharge
- A practical approach to Phenobarbital use in ED practice
- 15:20 - 15:40
- Mike Betzner
Advancing Age, Advancing Practice – Extending the Life of Old Emerg Docs
- Discuss strategies important to maintaining competency as you age in your careers in Emergency Medicine
- I will discuss the importance of findings ways to maintain physical and mental well while working in an increasingly difficult practice environment
- 15:40 - 16:00
- Amit Shah
Must Know Imaging Pearls for 2026
- Understand imaging test characteristics and performance in relation to clinical decision making in the ED
- Understand risks and benefits of various imaging modalities eg radiation exposure, false negatives, etc.
- 16:00 - 16:20
- Elisha Targonsky
Amazing and Awesome Case
- Review 2 clinical scenarios/vignettes of Atrial Fibrillation
- Reflect on critical decision points that influenced patient outcome
- Acquire new knowledge you can take to the bedside
- 16:20
- Kevin Wasko
Wrap Up/Closing Remarks
Wednesday, April 22, 2026
- 8:00 - 9:15
- Krishna Anchala
Morning Symposium — TWEM
Coming Soon!
- 9:00 - 9:30
- Metropolitan East
Light Breakfast & Exhibits
- 9:00 - 17:00
- Metropolitan Foyer
Registration Opens
- 9:30 - 9:45
- Kevin Wasko
Welcome
- 9:45 - 10:05
- Eric Letovsky
Paul Hannam Lecture: 45 years and Counting – the Key to a Long, Happy and Successful Career in Emergency Medicine
Coming Soon!
- 10:05 - 10:20
- Sarah Foohey
Little Patients, Big Cases
Coming Soon!
- 10:20 - 10:50
- Mike Betzner & Katie Lin
EM Fast Pitch – Critical Cases in 30 mins
Coming Soon!
- 11:00-12:00
Breakout Seminars
Attendees will attend one session
Dispatch from the Sticks: Resourceful Resuscitations on the Frontier - Jesse Guscott
Good Vibrations: How POCUS is Rocking the World of EM - Rob Simard
We've Got Your Back: A Modern Approach to Spinal Emergencies - Zoe Polsky
Tales From The Courtroom: Disastrous ECG Cases - Amal Mattu
Ouchies & Opportunities: Turning Scary Cases into Stellar Care - Chelsea Billinkoff, Quang Ngo
Let's Get Digital: Approach to Hand Emergencies - Matt Distefano
Urine Good Hands: Mastering the Art of Urological Procedures - Alex Jiang, Noah Stern
Deliverance: Inside the ED's Most Heroic Procedure (Resuscitative Hysterotomy) - Nadia Primiani, Sarah Foohey, Rajani Vairavanathan
Sound Thinking: Integrating POCUS From Triage to Trauma Bay - Steve Socransky
Spin to Win: A Hands-on Vertigo Workshop - Elisha Targonsky, Katie Lin, Curtis Newton
- 12:15-13:20
- Frontenac Ballroom
Lunch Break - Buffet
- 13:30-14:30
Breakout Seminars
Attendees will attend one session
Dispatch from the Sticks: Resourceful Resuscitations on the Frontier - Jesse Guscott
Good Vibrations: How POCUS is Rocking the World of EM - Rob Simard
We've Got Your Back: A Modern Approach to Spinal Emergencies - Zoe Polsky
Tales From The Courtroom: Disastrous ECG Cases - Amal Mattu
Ouchies & Opportunities: Turning Scary Cases into Stellar Care - Chelsea Billinkoff, Quang Ngo
Let's Get Digital: Approach to Hand Emergencies - Matt Distefano
Urine Good Hands: Mastering the Art of Urological Procedures - Alex Jiang, Noah Stern
Deliverance: Inside the ED's Most Heroic Procedure (Resuscitative Hysterotomy) - Nadia Primiani, Sarah Foohey, Rajani Vairavanathan
Sound Thinking: Integrating POCUS From Triage to Trauma Bay - Steve Socransky
Spin to Win: A Hands-on Vertigo Workshop - Elisha Targonsky, Katie Lin, Curtis Newton
- 15:00 - 15:15
- Justin Morgenstern
Which P values: Placebo? Pitfalls? Pearls?
Coming Soon!
- 15:15 - 15:35
- Erin O'Connor
Management of the Imminently Dying Patient in the ED
Coming Soon!
- 15:35 - 15:55
- David Paré
Pacemaker Nightmares
Coming Soon!
- 15:55 - 16:15
- Anand Swaminathan
Critical DKA
Coming Soon!
- 16:15 - 16:30
- Kevin Wasko
Awesome and Amazing Cases
Coming Soon!
- 16:30
Closing Remarks
Thursday, April 23, 2026
- 8:00 - 9:15
- Andrea Ennis and Kevin Wasko
Morning Symposium — ED Flow
Coming Soon!
- 9:00 - 9:40
- Metropolitan East
Light Breakfast & Exhibits
- 9:00-16:00
- Metropolitan Foyer
Registration Opens
- 9:45 - 10:05
- Trevor Jain
Lessons Learned from Military Medicine
Coming Soon!
- 10:05 - 10:25
- Anand Swaminathan
The Crashing Asthmatic
Coming Soon!
- 10:25 - 10:45
- Isaac Bogoch
Infectious Diseases Update
Coming Soon!
- 11:15 - 11:35
- Amal Mattu
Emergency Cardiology Articles You've Got To Know!
Coming Soon!
- 11:35 - 11:55
- Dennis Cho
Dispelling Dogma in Laceration Care
Coming Soon!
- 11:55 - 12:15
- Katie Lin
Eyes on the Prize: A Focused Approach to Visual Disturbance and Diplopia
Coming Soon!
- 12:15 - 12:35
- Sean Caine
Surviving Mab-ness
Coming Soon!
- 12:30-14:00
- Frontenac Room
Lunch Break - Plated Lunch
- 14:00 - 14:20
- Quang Ngo
Paediatric Emergency Medicine
Coming Soon!
- 14:20 - 14:40
- David Paré
Stop Over-Diagnosing Pericarditis: a Rant
- Define relevant investigations
- Review most recent updates in expert consensus
- 14:40 - 15:00
- Kylie Booth
Beyond Intelligence: The Quiet Wisdom of Asking for Help
Coming Soon!
- 15:30 - 15:50
- Jesse Guscott
Paediatric Tonsil Bleeds in the Rural ER - Airway, Breathing or Circulation?
Coming Soon!
- 15:50 - 16:10
- Alexandra Hamelin
Numb and Done? When ‘Local’ Becomes Systemic
Coming Soon!
- 16:10 - 16:25
- Justin Morgenstern
Norepi Isn't Working... Now What?
Coming Soon!
- 16:25 - 16:40
- Arun Sayal
Ortho in a Flash: Three Recent Cases, Three Solid Lessons
Coming Soon!
- 16:40 - 16:55
- Natalie Wolpert
Amazing and Awesome Case
Coming Soon!
- 16:55
Wrap Up/Closing Remarks
- 17:00-19:00
EMU Happy Hour
Join Us for the EM Update Social Reception!
After a day packed with cutting-edge lectures and high-yield clinical pearls, it's time to decompress and connect with your colleagues at our signature social event. Step away from the lecture hall and join us for the official EM Update Social Reception, a much-anticipated highlight of the conference.
This is more than just a social hour; it’s your prime opportunity for networking in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere. Let us treat you to an evening of sophisticated sips and savory bites, featuring a wonderful selection of cocktails, mocktails, beers, and non-alcoholic beverages. Mingle with the brilliant speakers you heard from today, reconnect with old friends, and forge new connections with peers from across the country. The best conversations often happen outside of the formal sessions, and this event provides the perfect backdrop.
Swap ED war stories, debate the latest clinical controversies, or simply unwind and share a laugh in a casual setting designed to foster the camaraderie that defines our incredible specialty.
Your conference badge is your ticket to an evening of great conversation and refreshment for all. Don't miss this chance to build your professional network and celebrate our vibrant EM community. We look forward to raising a glass with you!
Friday, April 24, 2026
- 8:00 - 9:15
- Rohit Mohindra and Nihal Haque
Morning Symposium — AI in the ED
Coming Soon!
- 9:00-9:45
- Metropolitan East
Light Breakfast & Exhibits
- 9:00-14:00
- Metropolitan Foyer
Registration Opens
- 9:45 - 10:05
- Sarah Foohey
Fool Me Once Part 2
Coming Soon!
- 10:05 - 10:25
- Andrew Petrosoniak
Trauma Without a Trauma Team: High-Impact Interventions for the Rural/Community ED
Coming Soon!
- 10:25 - 10:45
- Walter Himmel
Approach to Liver Disease and Ascites in the ED
Coming Soon!
- 11:00-12:00
Breakout Seminars
You’ve seen them on The Pitt, now hone your skills and knowledge to confidently manage these cases in your ED!
Attendees will attend one session
Tactical Triage: High-Stakes Care When Resources Run Low - Trevor Jain
When Tox Hits the Fan: Three Way Toxicology Patients Crash - Alexandra Hamelin
Don't Miss a Beat: Mastering High-Stakes Cardiac Surgery Cases - Saswata Deb
The Silver Tsunami: Riding the Wave of Geriatric Emergencies - Priyank Bhatnagar
Tales from the Pit: The Cases We'll Never Forget - Marc Lipkus
Oh Baby! A Crash Course in Unexpected Deliveries - Kevin Wasko & Modupe Tunde-Byass
Cut to Cure: A Vision-Saving Procedure for the ED (Lateral Canthotomy) - Chris Tsoutsoulas & Kirby Ding
A Cut Above: A Practical Guide to the Cricothyrotomy - Sean Caine & Jamie Blicker
The Good, The Bad, and The Gag-Worthy: ENT Workshop - Leeor Sommer, Osman Kahiye, Hyoung Lho
Between the Ribs: The Art and Science of Placing a Chest Tube - Gil Yehadiff & Negar Ahmadi
- 12:15-13:20
- Frontenac Ballroom
Lunch Break - Buffet
- 13:30-14:30
Breakout Seminars
You’ve seen them on The Pitt, now hone your skills and knowledge to confidently manage these cases in your ED!
Attendees will attend one session
Tactical Triage: High-Stakes Care When Resources Run Low - Trevor Jain
When Tox Hits the Fan: Three Way Toxicology Patients Crash - Alexandra Hamelin
Don't Miss a Beat: Mastering High-Stakes Cardiac Surgery Cases - Saswata Deb
The Silver Tsunami: Riding the Wave of Geriatric Emergencies - Priyank Bhatnagar
Tales from the Pit: The Cases We'll Never Forget - Marc Lipkus
Oh Baby! A Crash Course in Unexpected Deliveries - Kevin Wasko & Modupe Tunde-Byass
Cut to Cure: A Vision-Saving Procedure for the ED (Lateral Canthotomy) - Chris Tsoutsoulas & Kirby Ding
A Cut Above: A Practical Guide to the Cricothyrotomy - Sean Caine & Jamie Blicker
The Good, The Bad, and The Gag-Worthy: ENT Workshop - Leeor Sommer, Osman Kahiye, Hyoung Lho
Between the Ribs: The Art and Science of Placing a Chest Tube - Gil Yehadiff & Negar Ahmadi
- 15:00 - 15:20
- Zoe Polsky
Phenobarbital in Alcohol Withdrawal: Evidence and Emerging Practice
Coming Soon!
- 15:20 - 15:40
- Mike Betzner
Advancing Age, Advancing Practice – Extending the Life of Old Emerg Docs
Coming Soon!
- 15:40 - 16:00
- Amit Shah
Must Know Imaging Pearls for 2026
Coming Soon!
- 16:00 - 16:20
- Elisha Targonsky
Amazing and Awesome Case
Coming Soon!
- 16:20
- Kevin Wasko
