Emergency Care Health Systems Development

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CUGH PRE-CONFERENCE FULL DAY WORKSHOP​​​​

Thursday March 7, 2019
8:00am – 5:00pm
Room: Williford C / Third Level
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Hilton Chicago Hotel
Chicago, Illinois 

REGISTRATION
  • Registration for the satellite session is separate from registration for the CUGH conference
  • Paid Registration is required
    • ​$100 for Participants from High Income Countries
    • $25 for Participants from Low Income Countries
    • $20 for Students
  • CME Credit will be available for $25 for the session.
  • If you do not want CME, please contact Tifany Frazer ([email protected]) to register.
  • If you do want CME, review directions for registration (PDF) and use Firefox or Chrome as your browser
  • For any registration questions, please contact Tifany Frazer ([email protected]).
 Click Here to Register for the Satellite Session

 

SATELLITE SESSION ORGANIZERS

  • University of Wisconsin, Madison – Global Health Institute
  • Medical College of Wisconsin, Office of Global Health    
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SATELLITE DESCRIPTION
OBJECTIVES:
A decade ago, the 60th World Health Assembly called upon member states to develop emergency care systems.  Since that time, many groups have heeded the call and sought to improve emergency care worldwide.  During this satellite session, we will bring together international leaders from academia, government, the non-governmental sector and public health development agencies to discuss advances in emergency care systems and outline a collaborative path forward to drive effective implementation strategies through research, education, and advocacy.
DESCRIPTION:
The session will focus on developing and furthering strategic partnerships to advance emergency care systems worldwide. Specifically, it will:
  • Give updates from WHO’s Emergency and Trauma Care program on progress towards goals outlined in WHA 60.22.
  • Outline WHO’s Emergency Care System Framework, especially as it relates to implementation of the Emergency Care System Assessment tool, Triage Tool, Trauma Care Checklist, Medical Care Checklist, Basic Emergency Care Course and Minimum Data Set for Emergency Care.
  • Discuss the framework for developing partnerships between academic centers, government and international agencies that will advance emergency care system development. This will include focus on emergency care, education, research and administrative efforts.
  • Give best practices for partnership development (WHO, ICRC, IFEM, Academic Medical Center Consortium).
The format of the proposed pre-conference session will be combination of short didactic presentations, panel discussions and small group working sessions. The goal will be to provide participants with concrete tools to continue the global health emergency systems development process at their respective institutions and in partner countries.
SESSION OUTCOME/RESULT:
The primary outcome of the preconference session will be to continue to catalyze partnerships in the further developed of effective implementation strategies of the global mandate to improve emergency care systems worldwide.  The goal would be to author a white paper outlining the specific findings of the satellite session.
AGENDA

Introduction: From policy to action: collaborations for policy translation and implementation of integrated emergency care delivery

Keynote: World Health Organization’s Resources for Emergency Care Development.

Panel: WHO Partnerships – Translation and Implementation. Professional Organizations, Academia and beyond …

Plenary/Panel: Role of academic medical centers in the development and implementation of emergency care and emergency care systems.

Plenary: Engaging Governments to Strengthen Global Emergency Care.

Plenary/Panel: Innovation for Implementation – Non Traditional Partnerships Advancing Emergency Care.

Small Group Breakouts: Develop a set of principles, priorities, and next steps to implement and advance emergency care across the globe.
Development Agency/Academic Partnerships
Professional Organization/Academic Partnerships
Public/Private/NGO/Academic Partnerships

ACCREDITATION
ACCME Accreditation Statement:
The Medical College of Wisconsin is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
AMA Credit Designation Statement:

The Medical College of Wisconsin designates this Live Activity for a maximum of 6.5  AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™.  Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Hours of Participation for Allied Health Care Professionals
The Medical College of Wisconsin designates this activity for up to 6.5 hours of participation for continuing education for allied health professionals.

* Agenda details are subject to change.
For further information, please email Dr. Janis P. Tupesis at [email protected]