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Registration Now Open!
January 12-14, 2012
Yosemite Lodge at the Falls
The Ahwahnee Hotel
Yosemite National Park, California
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Ron Crowell, MD, FACEP, Program Founder & Chair
Now in its thirty-fifth year, Emergency Medicine in Yosemite continues to mesmerize with its top notch CME, thought-provoking evening programs set amidst the unparalleled beauty of the snow-covered Yosemite Valley. Spend your morning at the foot of the majestic Yosemite Falls taking in a lecture from Dr. Billy Mallon, your afternoon hiking the Mirror Lake Trail and your evening in the shadow of Half Dome listening to a lecture on Shakespeare and enjoying good company and good food next to one of the historic Ahwahnee Hotel's rustic fireplaces. You do not want to miss this most outstanding course in this most spiritual environment.
Register today - discounted early bird registration rates apply through November 1st!
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35th Annual Emergency Medicine in Yosemite is sponsored by the ACEP + California ACEP
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Stanford School of Medicine, Stanford, California
$150 Registration
Register - Space is Limited! 3 CEs Available
Faculty: Laleh Gharahbaghian, MD, Zoe Howard, MD and Sarah Williams, MD
Course Description: This ultrasound workshop introduces
the technique of point-of-care Ultrasound-guided peripheral IV Access
and Bladder Volume Assessment. For those patients who have difficult
access and need an IV for emergency management, or patients who have
urinary complaints and you need to know the volume of the bladder for
assessing need for foley catheter placement, this course allows you to
learn a tool that will make it easier for your care of these patients.
The lecture followed by an extensive hands-on session discusses the
tricks of trade, pitfalls, and allows for extensive practice with gel
phantom models for IV placement and human models for bladder assessment.
It is safe, rapid, portable, and noninvasive; it allows rapid bedside
evaluation and increases success and speed for many procedures.
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