37th Annual Series: Emergency Medicine & Acute Care / 2022

37th Annual Series: Emergency Medicine & Acute Care / 2022 is organized by The Center for Medical Education, Inc. and will be held from Mar 03 - 06, 2022 at JW Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa, Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America.

Target Audience:
The target audience for this course is physicians, PAs and NPs who practice in emergency departments and are seeking an evidence-based, literature-focused update in controversial areas of emergency care.

Description:
Join Us Live in 2022 for a Focused, Evidence-Based Course That’s Designed to Update You on Over 30 Leading-Edge EM Topics.

Advance Your Practice | 11 Top Destinations | 20 CME Credits.

Experience an engaging, fast-paced update of the recent literature concerning a variety of key EM topics. Get away for a week and enjoy some valuable CME while spending time in fun and beautiful locations. Now in its 37^th year, participate in the course series enjoyed by over 60,000 of your colleagues.

All participants who are not EM:RAP subscribers will receive complimentary access to EM:RAP for three months in association with their 2022 live course registration or 2020 self-study course purchase to allow access to Emergency Medical Abstracts, CorePendium, and all the components of EM:RAP.

Topics:
We’re committed to bringing you the newest, most controversial and provocative topics in EM and acute care.
• IV Ketamine for Depression and Suicidality in the ED?
• Posterior Circulation Stroke – A Tough Diagnosis
• Sexually Transmitted Infections – 2021 Guidelines
• Bronchiolitis Treatment – Less is Better?
• Lumbar Puncture After a Negative Head CT in R/O SAH?
• Visual Diagnosis - Part 1
• Visual Diagnosis - Part 2
• Reader Beware – Predatory Publishing / Preprints
• Is Thrombolysis Needed Prior to Stroke Endovascular Therapy?
• Post Cardiac Arrest Pearls
• COVID Therapies: What Works, What Doesn’t - Part 1
• COVID Therapies: What Works, What Doesn’t - Part 2
• 2021 AHA Chest Pain Guidelines: Game Changer - Part 1
• 2021 AHA Chest Pain Guidelines: Game Changer - Part 2
• Pearls from Risk Management Monthly - Part 1
• Pearls from Risk Management Monthly - Part 2
• What’s New in ED Airway Management?
• Syncope: Whose Got the Serious Underlying Problem?
• Stable VTE Patients – Who Goes Home?
• Tranexamic Acid – Lessons Learned
• Importance of Shared Decision Making in the ED
• 2021 AAP Guidelines: Fever in Infants to Age 2 Months - Part 1
• 2021 AAP Guidelines: Fever in Infants to Age 2 Months - Part 2
• Over-testing for PE in the ED – How Big a Problem?
• Trauma Pearls from the Recent Medical Literature
• Emergency Medicine New Products - Part 1
• Emergency Medicine New Products - Part 2
• Important New Advances in Prehospital Care
• Important Recent EM Literature - Part 1
• Important Recent EM Literature - Part 2
• ED Staffing and Operations Forum
• Diagnostic and Therapeutic Controversies

Learning Objectives:
After attending this course, participants will be able to:
• Discuss key points from the literature regarding leading-edge Emergency Medicine topics
• Discuss literature-based recommendations for practice improvement
• Effectively translate the acquired strategies into improved diagnostics and subsequently implement a better treatment plan for their patients