Relevancy:

24.53% 

 

Length:

58m 56s - 104 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Michael Weinstock, MD

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

Following the lecture the learner will be able to:

• List the 5 life threatening causes of chest pain
• Recognize special populations who present atypically for acute coronary syndrome (ACS)
• Understand that unusual symptoms such as belching or jaw pain may be due to ACS
• Apply the Pulmonary Embolism Rule-out Criteria (PERC) rule to clinically exclude PE without further testing in select patients
• Be aware of the unusual presentations of the life threatening illness aortic dissection

 

Relevancy:

14.80% 

 

Length:

45m 37s - 42 Slides  

 

Speaker:

William Gluckman, DO, MBA, FACEP

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

At the conclusion of this lecture, participants will be able to:

• Describe the most common dislocations seen in an urgent care setting
• List four techniques for reducing an anterior shoulder dislocation
• Identify the landmarks for common digital blocks useful in dislocation management
• Identify dislocations that require urgent orthopedic care
• Describe appropriate splinting techniques for common dislocations

 

Relevancy:

17.17% 

 

Length:

39m 08s - 41 Slides  

 

Speaker:

David Pick, MD

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

At the conclusion of this lecture, the attendees should be able to:

• Describe the symptoms of Pneumonia
• List the signs of Pneumonia
• Recognize the radiological findings.
• Discuss the current treatment guidelines.
• Recognize the referral criteria for urgent care clinicians

 

Relevancy:

12.74% 

 

Length:

56m 06s - 134 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Michael Weinstock, MD

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

Following the lecture the learner will be able to:

• Recognize a patient at high risk of poor outcome
• Evaluate their own documentation with eye toward patient safety and medical-legal risk
• Increase their awareness of ‘red flags’ from the patient history
• Understand which patients are likely to ‘bounce-back’ and tailor evaluation and after care instructions to prevent complications
• Apply the ‘two step approach’ toward patient safety

 

Relevancy:

38.09% 

 

Length:

59m 01s - 1 Slide  

 

Speaker:

Jake Block, MD

 

Format:

 

  Audio Only

 

This lecture focuses on acute pathologic entitiels visible on Chest and Abdominal radiographs obtained in an acute-care outpatient environment. At the conclusion of this lecture, participants will be able to:

• Illustrate the concept of fine-detail vs. low-detail findings
• Demonstrate recognition of common patterns of disease visible on plain radiographs of the chest and abdomen
• Recognize and identify unusual presentations and features of cardiopulmonary diseases
• Quickly identify life-threatening abdominal processes
• Demonstrate renewed confidence in the ability to assess radiographs in the setting of acute cardiopulmonary or abdominal crisis.

 

Relevancy:

4.79% 

 

Length:

59m 27s - 78 Slides  

 

Speaker:

David Nelson, MD

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

After attending the lecture, the clinician will be able to:

• Recognize and discuss common pediatric dermatologic conditions
• Using common dermatologic terminology describe rashes and skin conditions.
• Discuss differential diagnosis of pediatric rashes
• Review treatment plans
• Identify rare but potentially dangerous pediatric rashes and the systemic illnesses associated with them.

 

Relevancy:

9.16% 

 

Length:

01h 04m 08s - 86 Slides  

 

Speaker:

David Nelson, MD

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

After attending the lecture the clinician will be able to:

• Recognize the developmental differences of infants to adolescents and the impact this has on emergency management
• Discuss the unique anatomical and physiological differences of children, especially relating to airway, assessment of vital signs, mental status and pain.
• Review the evaluation and management of a variety of emergency conditions seen in infants and children, such as shock, respiratory diseases, seizures and trauma
• Recognize injury patterns in infants and children consistent with child abuse.
• Discuss appropriate equipment, medications and training to have available for pediatric emergencies.

 

Relevancy:

18.55% 

 

Length:

52m 18s - 38 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Sara Jensen, RN

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

Following the course, "Preparing for Regulatory Surveys," the attendee will be able to:

• Identify the roles of regulatory agencies as they relate to urgent care.
• Describe the survey process and standards of practice that meet requirements of regulatory agencies.
• Develop a task list and assign responsibilities to prepare for a regulatory survey.
• Develop a measurable plan of performance improvement.
• Develop and implement a policy and procedure manual.

 

Relevancy:

15.60% 

 

Length:

01h 03m 03s - 47 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Joe Toscano, MD

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

After the presentation, participants should be better able to:

• Recognize emergencies in the urgent care setting
• Prepare your clinic with the emergency equipment and supplies that should be most useful
• Provide stabilizing care for emergencies, within the scope of your clinic
• Develop procedures and protocols to assist your clinic and staff in the provision of such care
• Implement strategies that promote ongoing preparedness

 

Relevancy:

4.11% 

 

Length:

58m 33s - 101 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Ross Berkeley, MD, FACEP

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

Following the presentation of Acute Abdominal Pain, Recognizing ‘Cannot Miss’ Etiologies, the learner should be able to:

• Identify potential challenges to the clinical assessment of abdominal pain
• Recognize atypical presentations of abdominal pain requiring surgical intervention
• Consider non-gastrointestinal diseases which may present with referred abdominal pain
• Identify key components of the approach to patients with abdominal pain which will reduce the likelihood of missing potentially life-threatening diseases
• Gain an appreciation for the high morbidity and mortality of undifferentiated abdominal pain in the elderly
• Recognize several diagnoses that should be reconsidered before being applied to a patient

 

Relevancy:

11.26% 

 

Length:

01h 03m 52s - 23 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Rick Rankin

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

Relevancy:

65.50% 

 

Length:

59m 25s - 1 Slide  

 

Speaker:

Jake Block, MD

 

Format:

 

  Audio Only

 

This lecture focuses on acute pathologic entities visible on Chest and Abdominal radiographs obtained in an acute-care outpatient environment. At the conclusion of this lecture, participants will be able to:
1. Illustrate the concept of fine-detail versus low-detail findings.
2. Demonstrate recognition of common patterns of disease visible on plain radiographs of the chest and abdomen.
3. Recognize and identify unusual presentations and features of cardiopulmonary disease.
4. Quickly identify life-threatening abdominal processes.
5. Demonstrate renewed confidence in the ability to assess radiographs in the setting of acute cardiopulmonary or abdominal crisis.
X-rays referred to in the lecture are proprietary and are not included in this version of the presentation.

 

Relevancy:

100.00% 

 

Length:

37m 54s - 63 Slides  

 

Speaker:

Avi Reddy, MD

 

Format:

   

  Audio / Slides

 

At the conclusion of the Chest Pain lecture, attendees will have:
1. Discussed common etiologies for chest pain in the urgent care setting.
2. Discussed risk stratification of patients with chest pain.
3. Differentiated between common non life-threatening causes of chest pain and life-threatening causes of chest pain.
4. Discussed the evaluation of chest pain in the urgent care setting including:
a. History
b. Physical Exam
c. Appropriate Lab Testing and Imaging if available
5. Discussed appropriate evidence based management of chest pain in the urgent care setting.
a. Treatment for common causes of chest pain.
b. Transfer of patients to higher level care when indicated.