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Emergency Medicine Learning Resource Center NONPROFIT Room Rate: $.172.00 S/D plus tax Mention EMLRC Disaster 2010
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Conference Highlights Continuing Education C
Continental Flight 1404 Crash: Lessons Learned ..Physicians. The Emergency Medicine Learning and Resource Center is
National Jewish Hospital Evacuation: Lesson Learned accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical
Ten Things You Should Never Say on Television: Disaster P10 Education to sponsor continuing medical education for physicians.The
Santa California Fires of 2009: Lessons Learned Emergency Medicine Learning and Resource Center designates this
G- 20Summit: Lessons Learned ;'An EMS Perceptive continuing medical activity for up to 23 hours in Category 1 of the
Planning for Alternate Medical Treatment Sites Physician's Recognition Award of the American Medical Association. Each
Physician should claim only those hours of credit that he /she actuarly
Program Objectives s pends in the educational activity. Application has been made to the
Following the completion ofthe conference, participan be able to: American College of Emergency Physicians for to -23 hours of ACEP
Appraise the various roles and challenges of first responders, disaster`managers, ,'Category) credit and the American Osteopathic Association for up to-
healthcare professionals and other public safety officials'in.th_e management of 23 hours of Category 2 Credit;
disaster response. P and EMTs This'educational activity. is approved by the
Through lessons learned in several recent "domestic and international disaster
events, apply improved techniques to better prep communities for future Emergency Medicine Learning and Center, an organization
disaster responses.
accredited by the Continuing Education Coordinating Board for
Explain how to plan and respond to events involving man made and natural Emergency Medical Services (CECBEMS), for up to 23 credit hours.
disaster events. Participants that require approval other than-CECBEMS should consult
Discuss the challenges involved in planning for and responding to events their locaIMedical'Director or State EMS Office.
involving man made and natural disaster. events, Fire Service Application has been made to the Honda Bureau of Fire
Explain, the process for emergency services involvementin th'planning and Standards and Training for review regarding approved contact hours.
response to a mass gathering event. Law Enforcement Personnel Consult your local agency Administrator
Explain the process for emergency management involvement in the planning r egarding course approval for mandatory retraining:
and response to a mass gathering event.: Discuss planning and response considerations for "suicide borribings. Mental Health Professionals Consult your respective licensing board
Discuss the planning and response considerations for responding to a mass regarding approval for continuing education credits. Certificates of
shooting incident. attendance will be provided.
Discuss the methods for mitigating medical response to a•disaster event ■urses Up to 23 nursing contact hours will be'provided by the
involving mass casualties. Emergency Medicine Learning and Resource Center (EMLRC).
Discuss the methods for mitigating fire service response to a disaster event The EMLRC is approved as a provider of nursing education by
involving mass casualties. the Florida Board of Nursing, Provider #2731
Discuss the process for planning and managementof e
during national security event. Preconference 1 Approved for up to 4 credit hours.;
Explain the concept and purpose of a Medical Intelligence Officer. Preconference2 Approved for up to 4 credit
Explain how a Medical Intelligence 0fficer is involved in the planning and •General5essions Approved for up to 15 credit hours,
management of emergency consequences during high security orterrorist event. To receive CME credit, participants must .sign in each day.
Explain.the ten things you should never say on TV and their relationship to Attendance at an entire session is required to receive credit.
being a Disaster Public Information Officer (PI0).
Discuss the lessons learned during the National Jewish Hospital Evacuation Americans with Disabilities
and how they can be used to prepare your agency /organization to perform EMLRC wishes to ertsureno individual'with a disability is excluded from
a hospital evacuation.
the conference. If auxiliary aids Or services are required in order to attend
Discuss the lessons learned during the DC Metro train derailmnt and how they
can be used to prepare your agency /organization to respond to a similar event. this program, notify EMLRC 15 days prior to the start of the conference.
Discuss the lessons learned during the'G -20 Summit and how they can be used Program Partner
to prepare your agency /organization to respond to a similar. event. 9
Discuss the lessons learned during the Continental Flight 1404 Crash and ''ACEP Disaster Section
how they can be used to prepare your agency /organization to respond to Central Florida Disaster Medical AssistanceTeam, FL
a similar event. Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Response Association
Discuss the "2010 National Commission on Children &Disasters Report on EMS' EMS Magazine
and how the report could affect your agency /organization Fire Chief Magazine
Discuss the concept of Cyber- Terrorism and what it could mean to your F lorida Departrrient of Health, Bureaus of Epidemiology and EMS
agency's response capabilities.
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1 DISASTER 2010 CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM
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.CPE, Central Florida (FL 6) Disaster 1 Type of License State of License License Exp. Date
Medical Assistance Team
Mount Dora, FL 1 (License Information Required
Jeff Rubin, PhD, NREMT, CEM 1 to receive CME's /CEO's) National Registry. Exp. Date
Manager I
Emergency Management Program 1 Registration Fee Schedule Check only one if applicable
Tualatin Valley Fire Rescue 20W 1 Befor or on lanuary 22, 20 CME/CEU Certificate and Conference Evaluation
Aloha, OR The Conference Evaluation will be available online.
1 [V J $360 Registration (Conference only) Your completed online evaluation will be required to
receive your CME /CEU certificate. Once you complete
August Vernon* 1 1 $330 3 or more from 1 agency (each) the online evaluation, a certificate will be promptly
1 $330 ACEP Di Section Member issued to you via email from the EMLRC office.To
Assistant Coordinator /Operations. I ensure that the eval/ certificate emails are delivered to
Officer I 1 $175 General Conference One Day your inbox, please adddbomhoff€cmIrc.org to your
Forsyth County Emergency 1 $250 FCEP Member (Conference only) address book or list of approved senders.
Management After January 22, 2010
Forsyth County, NC 1 1 $390 Registration (Conference only) Cancellations and refunds will be made only if
1 requested in writing to the 2010 International Disaster
$360 3 or more from 1 agency (each) Management Conference Registrar. No refunds will be
Faculty Disclosure made after February 4, 2010. For all cancellations, an
The Emergency Medicine Learning 1 360 ACEP Disaster Section Member administrative fee of S75.00will be retained.
Resource Center adheres to ACCME 1 1 $175 General Conference One Day Registration may be transferred to another individual.
standards regarding industry support I 1 $250 FCEP Member (Conference only)
of continuing medical education, and 1 $20 Onsite Registration Add $20 to applicable registration category
the disclosure of faculty and
commercial sponsor relationships (if I Preconferences Fee Schedule
any) will be made known during.the I 1 $100 P 1 Suicide Bomber Planning Response Considerations
educational activity. Faculty are
expected to openly disclose inclusion 1 $100 P-2 Multi agency Mass Shooting Planning and Response
of discussion on any off label, l $175 Attending Both Preconferences
f -P experimental or investigative use of I
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P resenrs 2010 Internationa Disaster Management
PROGRAM SCHEDULE Saturday, February 20, 2010 FACULTY
7:OOam- 5:00pm Registration
Thursday, February 18, 2010 7:OOam- 8:OOam Continental Breakfast.. Michael R. Anderson, MD, FAAP
10:00am- 2:3Opm Exhibits Open Interim Senior Vice President
7:OOam- 5:OOpm Registration Chief Medical Officer
Preconferences General Sessions University Hospital
8:OOam- 12:OOpm P -1 Suicide Bomber Planning 8:OOam- 9:OOam 45,000 People, 2 Cities, Pediatric Critical Care Specialist
A Federal Agency and Rainbow Babies Children's Ho!
Response Considerations
Other Interested Parties: Associate Professor of Pediatric
August Vernon Critical Care
1:00pm- 5:00pm P -2 Multi- agency Mass Shooting Running the Cooper River Bridge Run: Case Western Reserve School
Planning and Response A Case Study of Medicine
August Vernon
Don Lundy, BS, NREMT -P Cleveland, OH
9:OOam- 10:OOam Medical Intelligence Officer: James Augustine, MD, FACEP
Friday, February 19, 2010 Consideration for Special Security and Medical Director Assistant Fire
7:OOam S:OOpm Registration Mass Assembly Events District of Columbia Fire
Nick LoCicero BS, CCEMT -P EMS Department
7:OOam B:OOam Continental REMT -P, Breakfast Washington, DC
10:00am 2:3Opm Exhibits Open 10:OOam- 10:30am Break in Exhibit Hall
General Sessions 10:30am- 11:30am Continental Flight 1404 Crash: Charles Bauer, MD, CPE, FACS, FA
remonies Lessons Learned
8:OOam- 8:10am Welcome/Opening ACEP, FAAEM
p g Professor of Surgery
8 :10am- 9:10am Keynote Address: Scott Bookman, MPA, BS, EMT -P Emergency Medicine
2010 FEMA Update 11:30am- 1:OOpm Lunch on own and Visit Exhibit Hall Director
W. Craig Fugate (Invited) 1:00pm- 2:OOpm Planning for Alternate Medical Center for Public Health
Treatment Sites Preparedness Biomedical
9 :10am- 10:10am District of Columbia Metro Research
Train Derailment Lloyd Parker, BS, REMT -P University of Texas Health
James Augustine, MD, FACEP 2:OOpm- 2 :30pm Break in Exhibit Hall Science Center
10:10am- 10:40am Break in Exhibit Hall 2:30pm- 3:30pm Operation Lone Star: A Medical San Antonio, TX
10:40am- 11:40am 2010 National Commission on Reserve Corps Initiative in Scott Bookman„ MPA, BS, EMT -P
Children Disasters Report on Humanitarian Care &Disaster Chief Paramedic
EMS Preparedness Preparedness Paramedic Division
Michael R. Anderson, MD, FAAP Charles Bauer, MD, CPE, FACS, FACPE, Denver Health
11:40am- 1 :00pm Lunch on own and Visit Exhibit Hall
FACEP, FAAEM Denver, CO
1:OOpm- 2:OOpm High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse 3 :30pm- 4:30pm 2009 Presidential Inauguration W. Craig Fugate
(HEMP) Cyber War: Medical Operations: Lessons Learned Administrator
FEMA
James Augustine, MD, FACEP
What You Don't Know Can Hurt You Washington, DC
Joseph Mclsaac, MD, MS Other Events
2:OOpm- 2:30pm Break in Exhibit Hall 5:30pm- 7:00pm ACEP Section of Disaster Medicine Don Lundy, BS, NREMT -P
2:30pm- 3:30pm G -20 Summit Lessons Learned, General Meeting EMS Director
Charleston County EMS
Open to all Attendees
An EMS Perceptive Charleston, SC
Robert J. McCaughan, BS, EMT P Sunday, February 21, 2010
3:30pm- 4:30pm Ambulance Strike Teams: 8:OOam- 11:30am Registration Nick Rescue a D Diviiviro BS, REMT -P, CCEM1
sion Chief Developing a Plan 8:30am- 9:00am Continental Breakfast Tampa Fire Rescue
LI rk S REMT; -P General Sessions Tampa, FL
9:00am- 10 :OOam Santa Barbara California Fires of 2009:
6, 4-'2 Robert J. McCaughan, BS, EMT -P
t X51( Lessons Learned Chief
'4 4 FacultyTBA City of Pittsburgh EMS
10:00am- 11 :OOam National Jewish Hospital Evacuation: Pittsburgh, PA
I i D x i Lessons Learned
e a r Scott Bookman, MPA, BS, EMT -P f 11 :OOam- 11 :15am Break I
1 I 11:15am- 12:15pm Ten Things You Should Never Say L J
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4 i`; on Television: Disaster PIO c
r -Jeff Ru:MT in, PhD, CEM
12:15pm ClosinRemarks
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1120 43- 570.04 $360.00 I hereby certify that the attached invoice(s), or
bill(s) is (are) true and correct and that the
materials or services itemized thereon for
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FEB -1 2010
Fire Chief
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Cost distribution ledger classification if
claim paid motor vehicle highway fund
Prescribed by State Board of Accounts City Form No. 201 (Rev. 1995)
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHER
CITY OF CARMEL
An invoice or bill to be properly itemized must show: kind of service, where performed, dates service rendered, by
whom, rates per day, number of hours, rate per hour, number of units, price per unit, etc.
Payee
Purchase Order No.
Terms
Date Due
Invoice Invoice Description Amount
Date Number (or note attached invoice(s) or bill(s))
$360.00
1 hereby certify that the attached invoice(s), or bill(s), is (are) true and correct and I have audited same in accordance
with IC 5- 11- 10 -1.6
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