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Venue: Digitally through the University of Manitoba
Digitally through the University of Manitoba
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ACS Network Heart Attack Day 2021
**THIS IS A VIRTUAL EVENT ONLY**
Each year over 2,300 Heart Attacks are treated at St. Boniface Hospital. The Manitoba ACS Network is committed to improve outcomes in these patients. This network is tasked to ensure that Heart Attacks patients have guideline based care optimally, consistently and safely administered throughout the province. Our network employs Recommended Standards, Algorithms, review of local protocols, partnering with EMS and reporting of key performance indicators to ensure quality. We have strong links to health care providers working at First Nations sites to address their specific needs.
The ACS Network annual “Heart Attack Day” is designed to teach Manitoba physicians, nurses, pharmacists, EMS and Educators optimal care of patients with Heart Attacks. Didactic lectures, workshops and panel discussions will be employed for this educational event.
Objectives
- To identify recent practice changes in the contemporary management of patients presenting with ACS from pre-hospital to rehabilitation
- To acquire knowledge of the identification, treatment and follow up of cardiovascular complications related to COVID 19
- To understand the unique challenges and recent quality initiatives that address service gaps in remote communities as it relates to ACS care in the province
Agenda
08:15 Introductions
Plenary session #1: ACS treatment in the era of COVID
8:30 Diagnostic challenges in the era of COVID – Mahwash Saeed, MD
8:50 Incidence and outcomes of ACS during COVID – Umar Ismail, MD
9:10 How COVID 19 has impacted my practice – Neil McDonald, MPhil, ACP
9:30 Q & A
Plenary session #2: Challenges in Rural ACS care in Manitoba
10:00 MD perspective – Adrienne Morrow, MD
10:07 – RN perspective – Desiree Riel, RN
10:14 EMS perspective – Ryan Sneath,BN, ACP
10:21 Rural administrator perspective – Helga Bryant, RN BScN MScA
10:28 Discussion period
11:00 Stretch Break
11:15 ACS Network Update: Looking to the future – John Ducas, MD
11:40 Quality Challenge – Lorraine Avery, RN, PhD
12:00 Lunch & Exhibitor Hall
12:15 Interactive EKG session – Liane Arcinas, MD, Scott Donald, MD and Andrew Morris, MD
13:00 Keynote speaker: The Past, Present and Future of regional STEMI care: insights from the Vital Heart Response Registry – Robert Welsh, MD
14:00 Breakout sessions
15:45 Summary of breakout sessions – Christopher Parr, MD
Evan Wiens, MD, MSc
Rob Ariano, PharmD, BCPS, FCCM
Desiree Riel, RN
Abbey Mahon, RN, MScA
16:00 Future initiatives and wrap up session – Andrew Morris, MD and John Ducas, MD
Breakout Sessions
You will be given the option in zoom to choose 2 out of the 3 sessions.
1. Research/Quality improvement focus (Moderator Shuangbo Liu, MD)
- Who is a safe STEMI? – Christopher Parr, MD
- Is CK useful in diagnosing ACS? – Evan Wiens, MD, MSc
2. Pharmacy Focus (Moderator Travis Warner, BSP, ACPR, BCPS)
- DOACs in cardiac patients: where things can go wrong! – Rob Ariano, PharmD, BCPS, FCCM
3. Nursing Focus (Moderator Lorraine Avery, RN, PhD)
- Early identification and assessment of patient with ACS: Understanding Rural/Remote Realities – Desiree Riel, RN and Abbey Mahon, RN, MScA
Registration
Physician: $150
Nurse/Other Health Professional: $50
Resident/Student/Trainee: $25
Program Coordinator
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Amanda Marten
Program Coordinator, CPD - Medicine
Office of Continuing Competency and Assessment
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences
University of Manitoba
Tel: 431-373-9697
Email: Amanda.Marten@umanitoba.ca