MD Anderson Cancer Center Oncologic Emergency Medicine Conference 2022
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Target Audience
Specialties – Anesthesiology, Critical Care Medicine, Emergency Medicine
Professions – Nurse – RN, Pharmacist, Physician (MD or DO), Physician Associate, Social Worker
Overview
MD Anderson Cancer Center Oncologic Emergency Medicine Conference often present into community based emergency rooms across the country and require specialized treatment, care and attention. Because there are so few cancer-specific emergency rooms, these patients are often being treated by healthcare providers that might not have the appropriate knowledge, skill or experience to make accurate diagnoses. This two-day, live virtual course will include interprofessional panels, as well as lectures from experts in the field to update and improve the treatment and care for the oncologic patient.
ACCME Objectives
- Utilize the most up to date approaches for managing oncologic emergencies in an emergency department setting
- Assess the importance of effective communication and teamwork while managing oncologic emergencies
ANCC Learning Outcomes
- Identify 2 of the most up to date approaches for managing oncologic emergencies in an emergency department setting
- 80% of the participants will articulate increased knowledge of the importance of effective communication and teamwork while managing oncologic emergencies
+ Topics:
- A modified emergency severity index level is associated with outcomes in cancer patients with COVID-19.pdf
- A preliminary assessment of cardiotoxicities associated with immune checkpoint inhibitor therapy.pdf
- Acute Leukemia.mp4
- Acute Leukemia.pdf
- Airway Management Mock Codes.mp4
- Airway Management Mock Codes.pdf
- Application of the Emergency Severity Index in the Oncologic Patient.mp4
- Application of the Emergency Severity Index in the Oncologic Patient.pdf
- Bolus vs. Continuous Infusion.mp4
- Bolus vs. Continuous Infusion.pdf
- Descriptive Study of Management in Emergency Room of Inpatients who die on Ward in the Pre-COVID19 Time (MERWO-1).mp4
- Descriptive Study of Management in Emergency Room of Inpatients who die on Ward in the Pre-COVID19 Time (MERWO-1).pdf
- Developing an Emergency Department-Based Platform to Promote Multiple Cancer Screenings.mp4
- Developing an Emergency Department-Based Platform to Promote Multiple Cancer Screenings.pdf
- Emergency Medicine Conference Disclosure Summary.pdf
- Immunotherapies.mp4
- Immunotherapies.pdf
- Keynote Presentation- The Field of Oncologic Emergency Medicine.mp4
- Keynote Presentation- The Field of Oncologic Emergency Medicine.pdf
- Managing Oncology Patients in an Observation Care Unit- Two Perspectives.mp4
- Managing the Oncologic Patient in an ER Setting.mp4
- Managing the Oncologic Patient in an ER Setting.pdf
- Neurologic Emergencies.mp4
- Neurologic Emergencies.pdf
- Novel Referral Pathway for Patients with New Solid Tumors Discharged from the Emergency Department- A Pilot Study.mp4
- Novel Referral Pathway for Patients with New Solid Tumors Discharged from the Emergency Department- A Pilot Study.pdf
- Oncologic Emergencies in the ED- Tying it All Together.mp4
- Pain-ER Specific.mp4
- Pain-ER Specific.pdf
- Pulmonary Embolism Updates.mp4
- Pulmonary Embolism Updates.pdf
- SAEM Oncology Interest Group- Current Trends and Future Directions in Oncologic Emergency Medicine Education.mp4
- The Endemic Phase of COVID-19- The Higher Acuity Patient.mp4
- The Endemic Phase of COVID-19- The Higher Acuity Patient.pdf
- Treatment of Adverse Immune Events.mp4
- Treatment of Adverse Immune Events.pdf
- Triple Threat.mp4
- Triple Threat.pdf
- Tumor Hemorrhages.mp4
- Tumor Hemorrhages.pdf
- Ultrasound Case Presentation.mp4
- Ultrasound Case Presentation.pdf
- Utilization of oncologic emergency department observation units- benefits to patients, providers, and payers.pdf
- Worsened Outcomes of Newly Diagnosed Cancer in Patients with Recent Emergency Care Visits at a Safety-Net Hospital.mp4
- Worsened Outcomes of Newly Diagnosed Cancer in Patients with Recent Emergency Care Visits at a Safety-Net Hospital.pdf
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