Workshops

2011 Workshop Certification

Note: Participants who need to track course attendance for certifications will be able to obtain a printout online after the conference.

A link to a website will be provided that allows attendees to access their certificates online using their email address for verification. The site stays up for a minimum of six months.
Once in the site, they are able to view their sessions and credits and then can choose to print out the certificate then or they can come back and print at any time.
Attendee will not be required to get signatures from speakers as proof of course attendance and certificates will not be printed to show course participation. The conference name badge will allow staff to scan the attendance in each classroom. A bar code generated summary will be turned in to the State by the IERC staff as proof of attendance if audited.
Attendee will need to keep his/her own record of course attendance and then turn in those hours to the State during the recertification cycle. Do not send in the course attendance prior to recertification as there could be a possibility of information getting lost.

Wednesday, August 17

EMS: Clinical

Advanced Medical Life Support (AMLS) This is a 2-day class. To earn credit, participant must register for both days.
IU Health Cadaver Practical Skills Lab at Methodist Hospital/Da Vinci Room AG 256

CO: The Quiet Killer – Randolph Mantooth
Firefighter Rehabilitation and Medical Monitoring: A Guide to NFPA 1584 - Bryan Bledsoe
Can Oxygen Really be Bad? – Bryan Bledsoe
Meet and Greet – Randolph Mantooth/Bryan Bledsoe, Meet-and-Greet participants determined by lottery of those attending August 17th educational day. Two groups of 25 will be picked to attend the Meet-and-Greet. To attend this day, advance registration is required.

Thursday, August 18

FIRE: Fire Management Operations and Administration/Fire Inspectors/Code Enforcement

Advanced Medical Life Support (AMLS) This is a 2-day class. To earn credit, participant must register for both days.
The Indiana Incident Management Program
Why People are Dying With Working Smoke Alarms
Fire Accreditation (CPSE) What is it and Why?
Mutual Aid Initiatives in Indiana
May Day for Mental Health
Multi-tasking: How Much is TOO MUCH?
Heart Disease in the Fire Service - The Past, The Present
Residential Fire Sprinklers History, Fire Service in the Making

EMS: Management, Clinical, Pediatrics

EMS Quiz Show
Coding and Documentation
Healthcare Reform and What it Means for EMS
The Legal Hazards of Social Networking
Follow Me: Being an Effective Preceptor
Building a Disaster Response Team
Damage Control of Catastrophic Injury
12 Lead EKG Basics
Management of the Death Scene
Bad Beans - What Everyone in EMS Should Know about Renal Failure
NYC Project Hypothermia
Totally Vented: Post Intubation Care of the Intubated Patient
Everything You Wanted to Know about Diabetic Ketoacidosis
Identification and Treatment of Pediatric Seizures
Acute Asthma Assessment and Management from the EMS Perspective
Burn Management
Codes in Kids: Essential Interventions for Successful Resuscitation of Pediatric Patients
Pediatric Airway Anatomy & Management
AMLS

ADULT EDUCATIONAL

SPECIAL OPERATIONS

Tactical Medicine in the Danger Zone, Day 1 (Pre-registration is required for this course. Class limit is 25. This is a 2-day class. To earn credit, participant must register for both days.)
Technical Rescue Update 2011
Lessons Learned from the 2011 Shaking Bedrock Technical Exercise at Muscatatuck Urban Training Center
Vehicle/Machinery Training

HAZARDOUS MATERIAL

Indiana State Fire Marshal Explosive Magazine Inspections
Radiological Transportation Emergency
National Fire Protection Standard (NFPA) 472-2008 Regulations and Standards Update
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) 1910: 120 HAZWOPER Update

LAW ENFORCEMENT/LEPC

Note: The Indiana Emergency Response Conference is now a certified Law Enforcement Training Board (LETB) provider.

Friday, August 19

FIRE: Fire Management Operations and Administration/Fire Inspectors/Code Enforcement

EMS: Management, Clinical, Pediatrics

The Indiana Disaster Medical System: Fostering Coordinated and Collaborative Health and Medical Initiatives Across Indiana
Helicopter 101
9/11 Experience
Hurricane Katrina: EMS and Lessons Learned
NYC EMS in the Post 9/11 Era
Abdominal and Pelvic Trauma
Ventricular Assist Device Support and the Management of the Patient with an Emergent Problem
From Broken Ribs to Broken Hearts: A Tour of Thoracic Trauma
Overview of the Level I Vascular Emergency Program at IU Health Methodist Hospital/EKGs/STEMIs
Thoracic Dissection
Abuse or SIDS? Do You Know the Difference? ====> CANCELLED
Pediatric Trauma
Abusive Head Trauma
Traumatic Brain Injury
Sickle Cell Anemia and the Emergency Response
CSI and EMS - Improving Patient Care and Protecting The Crime Scene
EMS Skills Arena
Audit and Review presented by Dr.Bartkus
Audit and Review presented by Dr. Kornilow
Cultural Diversity for the Year 2011

ADULT EDUCATIONAL

National Education Standards (NES) Curriculum for Indiana and How the EMS Commission/IDHS will Phase in the New Levels
The Best Way to Teach an Old Dog New Tricks
EMS Educational Roundtable for 2011
Truths and Myths for TI’s and PI’s - EMS Course Approval Process/Individual Certification

SPECIAL OPERATIONS

First Responder Actions on a Technical Rescue Incident
Tactical Medicine in the Danger Zone, Day 2 (This is a 2-day class. To earn credit, participant must register for both days)

LAW ENFORCEMENT/LEPC

Emergency Vehicle Operations
Roadway Safety, Are you Prepared? IN-TIME, Indiana’s Traffic Management Effort
Responding to Critical Incidents
Helping to Save Hoosier Lives on our Roadways
LEPC Awards Presentation
LEPC Update
Hazardous Materials Emergency Preparedness (HMEP) Grant/Hazardous Materials Safety Assistants Team/Central Region Updates
Tier 2 Reporting for the Community Right-to-Know/ IDEM RSP to Complete EPCRA Reporting
Hazardous Materials Commodity Flow Studies
Status of the Emergency Response Hazardous Materials to Indiana

Saturday, August 20

EMS: Management, Adult Educational, Pediatrics and Special

Creating/Updating a Field Training Program
Crew Resource Management (CRM) for Emergency Services-Who? Do What? Why?
Blurring the ALS/BLS Line
Indiana AAMS Roundtable Discussion - Hot Topics in Air Medical Support
Frequent Fliers: A Missed Opportunity to Save a Life
Medical Care at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway: One Hundred Years of Motor Sports and Mass Gathering Medicine
Huffing/Snorting: Legal and Illegal Highs
Pre-Historic EMS: How the New EMS Toys Work and What to Do When They Don’t
Double Trouble: Optimal Care of the Pregnant Trauma Patient
Obstetrical Emergencies for EMT’s
Management of Pediatric Septic Shock
The Blue Baby: Congenital Heart Defect
Terrible Two’s: The Least of Your Worries
EMS Skills Arena
Training Indiana’s First Responders on Autism
Audit and Review presented by Dr. O'Donnell ====> CANCELLED
Audit and Review presented by Dr. Patel

ADULT EDUCATIONAL

Ethical Challenges in EMS
Teaching Disaster Preparedness Education Concepts
Bringing Evidence Based Research into Practice: Topics, Strategies & Obstacles
EMS Highway to the Future: The Director’s Perspective of Issues and Initiatives at the State and Local Level