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CONFERENCE PROGRAM
OCTOBER 6
ALS

PEDS/GERIATRICS/SPEC POPS

Meet the Medical Directors: Part 1

Oh, No, She Isn't! Delivery Emergencies

PAUL E. PEPE, MD, MPH, FACEP, MCCM, MACP, FAEMS; PETER ANTEVY,
MD; WILLIAM S. GILMORE, MD, EMT-P, FACEP, FAEMS; COREY M.
SLOVIS, FACP, FACEP, FAAEM, FAEMS; ED RACHT, MD; KENNETH A.
SCHEPPKE, MD; PAUL R. BANERJEE, DO; JEFF JARVIS, MD, EMT-P;
DAVID A. MIRAMONTES, MD; JOELLE DONOFRIO-ODMANN, DO, FAAP,
FACEP, FAEMS

TERI L. CAMPBELL, RN, BSN, CEN, CFRN, PHRN

Led by leading members of the so-called " Eagles " coalition, a de facto
alliance of the jurisdictional EMS (9-1-1 system) Medical Directions from
the nation's largest cities and key federal agencies, this panel will explore
distinct challenges to accepted practice. The Eagles have a track record
for putting forth creative new approaches to problem solving in EMS
along with novel observations and a wealth of EMS system data that have
routinely changed future practices. In this session, Dr. Pepe, the main coordinator of the Eagles consortium, will moderate and introduce the other
speakers who will report some of the latest discussions from this cohesive
and very influential cadre of physicians and provide their vision of recent
crises and things to come over the next decade.

We've read about it. We've attended lectures. We've watched it on TV.
But have you actually performed an emergency delivery? Come to this
fun and fast-paced lecture to learn valuable " laugh out loud " delivery
pearls and actually perform complicated deliveries using a mom/
neonate simulator and GoPro camera. Learn to avoid filling your own
flight suit/scrubs/turnout gear with personal meconium by actually
performing normal deliveries of vaginal, breech, shoulder dystocia, and
more. Participants who perform deliveries will all win big and valuable
prizes (that won't involve child support)!
LEADERSHIP

Secrets of Effective Pipeline Programs
HEATHER DAVIS, EDD, NRP; DAVID PAGE, MS, NRP
Historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) are more successful
in getting students admitted to medical schools than the Ivy League.
What do those schools know that the others do not? They use learning
and motivation science to address what is an opportunity gap, not an
achievement gap, and surround learners with the support needed for
success while using the teaching strategies proven to make a difference
in underrepresented students. Come learn what they are doing-it's
good education for all your students!

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